The New York herald., 1862-03-14

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Ne" "s'n'n New and Beautiful furniture. "f "''"
presenting a,srhna s%rs,b mise e en- scene;
Florence hyperion, the belle of the Matilda Heron
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Maams pMcoee "a fashionable ner Wsao
Alice apprence to Madame Hooke).. Miss Fanny Browne
Soasc other apprentices Miss nnnis senns
Mrs Spicer Mrs scott
Misery Miss Ma nas D, 1Dnn
Charles Gppsrtsn rp young fSa passnpors p
'' eHs rsl appearance a. the Winter GadcS f'e
Tom Lcman q bachelor medical suddenly. Mr Dsydse
Mr gentlsmanj Charles waisot jr
Major volley' U s. Mr. Clarke
Time, day. Scene. New York. '' ''N'
AoI l-Ea:nenaS!s mi millinery A. establishment
Act s-The Home Of the Student.
THE FALLS OF NIAGARA
as viewed from the ballroom Of the Americas Hotel
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DEN theatre its first reprcs .ntaiion Wednesday
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ing constitutes an interesting in TIE American drama
should prefer to rely instead themseyesin
poverty @ Sr.srs sVa has existed
when new play is broagh. out where d the author get
somewhere Accordingly when, in tins Of Miss
msron LAR 3posssy original I play is written , i should COM
the dramatic literature Of the country
'0''A Tiik BELLE OF THE SEASON.
men and wo%sn life sn incaeai app.ars
IN N,w York sne has drawn nothing whatever from Eng
her "a ask was al hs T e.
ter In the play and he development shows an
s s s hs Il S S sass ana ana %
The task imposed upon herself BY the authoress very
and society in country ample
ta for the Let those who have ithero fasi
AopF'-S'''sTFh ThE TE'nfEf.f'E DEIP.E OF THE SEASON
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bly, She has genius which. here
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Ike anything we have seen before She dscsrs all known
nay with arother seams ike no
and Tas BEIE Th f's SEASON
SIX aS
sSas written in acts to
Intensely democratic ncueating tha! riches do not
be %sn Clothed @ an a %.
ole Ss s e a p Ss %
the OF the leane parts is strong ana
zion having written play which her own charscter
does not 9ser. ~ and eclipse In interest all the others
gasemcn nas alreiy achieved Tor her IN Boston
uateite.
The ~ Uneas9 OF an original play from the
theatrical world which sartle The blase
s and m s a1ei s ere SEe worn sn S
"Belc te season has produced drama unlike thing
lys aish tragedy tone. thas death scenes.
neri,-if be m Lrecr portion OF The modern
drama. L s merely an absorbing story OF every day life;
augher ked with good heart ana sirons mind; law
ms pu,. ane ?ous so soe 10 i ~no - seam am
her valnons 6ro,her the van9as bro her repent. and
and You Win DC happy IS uIicdaii o, which would be
emo sn ans % n up 81 f. h IT, ns n pr n IN,
be bettered 1t terse vigorous anu natural This very
silcred f,ui. in &c letter press OF the production but
and 1ns s :" My Be ADMIRED sa IL
e present injury for its originality and rarvness.
psT Of Mr.; fsOrs pss are srs s.1dass !: s,sp
amount OF dramatic sSiii play where The snsaaee and
'i R Of Tribune
Matilda Heron brought ou; he ne Play at the theatre last
a"ss sne eraied most favorable Impression apoa o
mind; ID s o her sadass As literary Fl the
o. heart Il which DO head aud heart achieve decided
without bins overdawn, are sIarioe and grouped
here and Aes WIN S h s saea 20 es @ ~ he
the The nS ssiis
OF the Season" aunoi sii 10 be general aorieJour-
AA'' ''''fiIE fiIE BELLE OF THE SEASON.
Last night mpossble to the assembly con.
grcssied Inside Woo cosy ThcspAn Temple to witness
s s
to "ss one ees pref
sead than 9n Monday asn and WAS most
| TIE BELLE or THE SEASON.
Such Is the e Of one Of The mos, beaniuy wrought and
good fortune g see placed on the boards Of any theatre We
have had criticisms upon u oy those gifted both by nature
nd s Sass pSrused nothing only %
Miss Matilda Heron, whom the world viii Be Compelled
srici.m an' d RS merits plot would rs:
paper where hcreare many appetes to saatc with the
lis various raancaons rssced on the stage Is 10 speak
the truth ninety nine out OF hundred Of the plays
SS Sas on 20 With Miss
ayed perfectly eke the virtues and the results Of srea.
Ss BY r hs' an G % se esnd s. and nd vt
peeiou on The other Ny we promised not to crtcise
vaed audience atiendincs last evenIns5iucinna CoS.
re' anu N"tfiiiIlE Tile BELLE OF THE SEASON
The new play produced here last night has afforded Ma
I s sans o. ro sSI IL hs her pse
sps ssSr a oes s cq .S /" %
specl had not single striking situation nj the end OF
any one The merit Of her performance in the fine
sk aud high feeling with which she the srug
gle between love and pride The tune The play the pre-
son bids fair be attractive long Miss Heron
chooses play here. II written expressly her
and usually happens IN her plays the leading has
nrst rate at TO play There Is scarcely any other
existence who would have the generosity and good nature
thus allow another performer TO share the action aud APP
| plause--phle dciphia Press
''- THE BELLE OF THE SEASON.
WALNUT STREET rTnEArRE-Sixh night Of the successful
min r,at hou wit.
messed beautiful production last evening on the occa
OF the benefit OF Matilda Heron. An,her before
tha curtain by the audience another enforcement OF its
merits py that vast audience all 81 which proves concu.
sivey The Beliefs favorite aud rleases the public
| Phi!adelphia1north American.
| TIE BELLE OF THE SEASON
Al the Walnut TO ght the and successful play
THE Belle Of the Season. will be played for the Gfh time.
Miss Heron has added much her popularity by al.
mrabe and artistic acting Ia The Belle the season. and
by her talent and genius has made play with few real