The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-01

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w TENTH NIGHT or THE GREAT TRIUMPH or
MISS BATEMAN,
- 'DDs QUEEN ssV Of THE AMERICAN STAGE.
REPETITION o. HER Her G sss INTERROGATION or
THURSDAY EthSiSe. Mayi.
ROMEO shsesr And 5r JULIET II
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Nnrs Mrs r Rass
No other piece iLis evening q
Leader OF the ORCHESTRA. Mr. Il. Molenhauer
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Seats may ';Sis2 Ss HHH
Of s ar ~ the history Of tbs New YORK stage has the verdict
From the New York Her,dl
tpa .hevo- q the house Would have gwen
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vansa YOUTH beauty grace IN ma nigh Degree WITH
the sscanpshmenis 70. her work which ONLY ssnia. and
may described emotional she viii always 10 successu
70 fall below The s.aaaafa o. ssos S IL hs
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them 'hr0ushGIE the % mo YoS applause
b!tcd force huency and intensity Of which had pre-
aisncs VA: a.sl |. ana a' Bate
point Of IN Miss Basmsn was the
s sn exhibited on taxing the drausht n Romeo
saasaay the oae hence
Her voice clear. u sympathetic and her acting nearly
se
the end s Psss s a w ap as
me close o. the play TO receive the most ri
a. During @
s aas
that g e her ~ N.M Se Ys q genius
Miss Ba,enan is richly endowed for the profession upon
may ss be sG has be s She
ming Father than an impressive prescuet Throughout
yet fully developed but which q into spen.
aid e1eeense Of the audience we're warmly
rarely been chronicle thoroughly sue
m -, From the New York Espressl
err or yhy yos
drew tears from the majority Of the auditory and IL
' ifu LADY IN
her @ the n Of her sn,d
STAY the np TO which IL a. Of pride she had
achieyei on the modern stage her Language Throughout
vehement but sapPieang her WARNINGS q reyens con-
pies q how ns to nature art can come akin eyer
rose in their seats braves pads. waving kerches aud
cheers were sS IKE sa Scrf Isaa:r
nt the living julia who was presented to thena Young
embodyng all the subtlecs Of the character il they
part and parcel Of her own Them almost
ings in the widest amer. II worth hing to
become tumulnous and BRING their hands together Ike
slabs Of marble makes believe that there something
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h o eech N wos i oHe s e or e
audience voice to excemenn and
tn only parallel that ocuF 10 wa: during Edwin
curse e Il a 'iS The n hease q ike
flash OF lghnin In this grand climax MIS-, Batenan Ear
deG no. any IN inc World Il Is a6so as iracuoa ha
%SI s.' Il sq sais
Pace her at once upon NE very 1s and e ep h
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Assurance Displayed The most rapid u,teince Of
respiration and without single instance Of tripping in
roue attentions OF Sir Harcour seemed someth beyond
the poss9ins OF her years and indrated th. she must
tbe,neY evening her in the later Of Thc Hunch
y of her Lazy Cay was dn sparkle on the wave Of her
power, while far below lay hidden that tragic capabty
'.''''''''li From the New York Albion
den'ed the history The acted dramathat young girl
them sSpe has in he mos dsa Scenes alike grave
sc q caracts snc
sympathy with human emotion and such Just appreciation
dscourses all ordinary euloum, and takes the crown
~tfrom the New YORK Courier.
commanding presence of queenbeor him who until now
she had obeyed bndy whom she had reposed with all
the blind condd.ce OF her nature aroused from her
back every feature telling her mad despair her splendid
which her hoau III lips utterug the dcai,on OF he's
passion swayed hand pressed her swelling
bosom, which and fell with the emotions that
etched In the maddened sesricuaon, that heart,
ail aSsipn prompted. 1t triumph seldom
b. wolnan-ncyer before By one young.
From the New York Dlspatch.l
The eec. ccctrcal hundreds from their seats
and shouted APPLAUSE while the their hand.
kerces and joined in the cllmorous
appreciation. IL exhibition Of Genius
AIDING Art OF aiding Genius She ilentded herself
character into which she enrely indl-
vduay II the audience forgot that they looked upon
scene, she be- oblyious OF herself aud alone,
the char 4cter which she portrayed
From the New York Sunday Times
Nothing could be charming than the gsh inno-
aud grace natural and uastuded, which Distinguish
cd the first anu nothing electfifyng In lis ELECTS
tho intense passion which she Afterwards displayed
celebrated with Master Walter previous to her
forced marriage We have rarely New York audc
from IT. proprciy women waved their handAer-
chiefs, and men cried bravoan extraordinary and latter
ing t.Ibue 10 the AGILITY OF young artist.
TOMORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING,
BENEFIT OF MISS DATEMAN.