The New York herald., 1862-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRO CROWDED HOUSES CROWDED HOUSES
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATIONS OF DELIGHT.
and pTo e pe PICTURE
II e@en 1s saf has pasur e
In s,nnepxing the following remarkable criticisms Of the
From the Sunday Tinesl
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IN S Sss spn OF % nsF @ S
de% e ai ana b1s ing
y With far rep eont1On Of the beauty and fashion
marked with dashes Of brilliant wit and senis but endowed
with the clements The language many
and the succession OF incidents rapid permit the
at and there seems 70 be more sasms than Is at ali ncc.ssa
e stage Is better than duness "Tho Beeo the Sea-
% one never or d MAea % and
mirable Miss Heron discards ali Stage conves.onses,
Msrdos home wsibred Se, truly @ @ s%ninc caT.
osy Win wnicn sae SO new TO her expert
Mr. Prosper On the eve Of her expected marrass Than ths
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S oa a IN ggn na P sort Of be-
g and s saus % % usual as wnsrs rs and alter
From the Sunday Mercuryl
Aer being closed two nights for rehcarsas the Winter
Garden was reopened on "Wednesday, with new star and
at The IS MISE a.
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mss can have ts Of ths her
may be liable To- and Miss Heron is certainly no ordi
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saSrs from the lowest rank Of her ana setting
ssa she h n On, for ability
worthy compete with her in tho dramatic school Of her
AS Camille in which she first awakened the more
sSp G ne sps ses ne 10 her
@ style ever the stage As far
ing the part since have been weighed and judged by that
picture neither interesting heahfs % con.
ers Miss e am s o n s'
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maj iS. sSoSed
in comedy Were the comedy one Of the ordinary kind
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co%ey the Bee he her
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hsrs her M role 50 far % with her I style
make amends for its nracon Of conventional dramatic
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stage Is beyond denial; and that she is nner actress to-
SaTSas her wslasE equally ssye%S QUESTION
evening by an andencs Of much more than the OF
syore rite those
rss and " me never I her e S better
ser @ By % san, % Of syskns the whole Of
her aerances OF aconzed sfeciion, ashss
Indignant passion this oetress must stand alone II the
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few finer dramatic literature than the description
mother the bitter ssaasss ' son!srsson with III
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than the present viiaied condition pubiic
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tFrom the Leader
Matilda Heron herself despite certain obvious faults which
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THE MAID or ERIN.
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THE CO-LEAN BORN.
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Doors open at 6h to commence at ~ O'Clock
GRAND CHARITY CONCERT,
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MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG.
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NOTICE.
The Sale Auction Of Reserved Seats will be continued at
''' MONDAY EVENING,
DRYANTS' MINSTRELS
ID Mechanics Hall, f72 Broadway above Grand street.
Monday, March ~ and every night thls week.
GRAND SOIREE DETHIOPE.
interspersed with Jokes and commaes by the comedians
Horn. Emmett, Florence, Peel, Gengs, Neil and Dan
Bryant.
8. c. CAMPBELL, the popular vocalist.
&C :Sn
'YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT
Daddy Hemp, yc ancient conductor Dan Bryant
Doors open at 6; curtain rises at ~ Tickets 25 cents
THE GRAND IRIsH CONCERT.
l. TO THE MEMBERs OF THE DIFFERENT
IRISH SOCIETIES.
GUSTAvUS GEARY
reminds his friends that the
GRAND IRISH CONCERT Is TO BE ON
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, AT
IRVING HALL.
When the first artists of the city will
Perform favorie compositions OF The following
GREAT IRISH COMPOsERS-
THOMAS MOORE,
SAM. LOVER, THOMAS DAVIS,
BALFE, WALLACE, &C.
Parquet, 80 cents: Gallery, Is cents.
Doors oI en- at o'cl lock; concert commencing ats
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N SECOND GRAND MILITARY CONCERT OF
HELMsMULLERS TWENTY-SECOND