New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
AnussmeuIs
WINTER GARDEN.
w The Management bess to that the original
American Comedian,
Mr.. J. s. CLARKE,
a an Chg er.ninr I'M IA rr.atc Iaracfar Of

JR. j. S CLARKE,
will appear this eycniDg IN biz great character OF
TOODLEs.
TOODLES.
The management had The great pleasure OF suboittine dur
ing the last OF this gifted American as
notices II the highest lsuJson from I'LL tie most rehned ald
intellectual critic. Of this city Il desires now to annex ono
which sTpered after It's close In Harcrs journal Of Cyina-
ton from he OF George w Cutie Of the most bril-
liant and aeeomPIi' ned writer. q oaI tine;
Is INTEREST," to SEP out Of toe woir Of public affairs sna
f. fright by s'enng out Of Broadway into the Wilter Gar
den Mr. Clarke has been playing there. You do not know
the Of But had you passed hour in the thea
matt artist Of unqneonlble genius He rs comic actor:
but e. not genteel comedy, broad comedy.
couedy joyous elegant Intellectual aud OF the most deli
cate sensitive pure humor The purity Of bis comedy -
not couded with moral purposes It fun for the Of
fun but 30 human that the moral effect is Our sc
great comedian, NJ Burton ws one Of the dfoe men pos
sioie. But he not consHnmate artist 700 di not
have tina intellectual delight, seeing him which Ito
soae ne. almost an sfr TASTE Of d gust YET he VS., ore
o. the most truly amusing actors who las ever played IN
this gentenln acng i It's nAuranes OF course 10
cepou. No par: could prove It than that Of Too
dies. There are but two scenes in that sketch The
the sailor the other Is the d ken In the hrst yol
who have been ued Brton upctuoas exrayagauzs viii
be- surprised and delighted to md that II IL possible to give
equally od and entirely rendering OF the hmsy pHr,
will look on with sober and incre4uous smu.ement The
BE- gins tell the story be had brother aud proceeds to
hang the forward Of the udder Mr. Carkes Toode
pesksby doll Til. hing agony Of merrment which
overpow es hu-wh makes him bend ard dOnoe himself
his back to his audience. viii particle Of his
frame drunk with laughter as It in the next scene With
quo the comica coucey able. Then
he the beet drunken tina. There Is
law within and iBcapacy Of iBtoxcsion and M,
Carkes roodes' is strictly bound by t. The deliciousy
funny drunkenness Of Burton directly addressed TO the
spectator He poked the fun at you Csrke Il IN the ma
things he Is drunk have consciousness q
observation tn. cmmeIing Of sburdiiy ard
strain dignity which drunken who not mere st.
always has IL IL IS true The etore az
drunken is not with all the involuntary udicrounes
Of h conduct, altogether funny bat rather the cause 81 So
briefly the spectator you look a. t, with smile in
indeed but and sense Of shane close be-
hind Burton's TOodes made believe drunk but Crkes 10
drunk eC beats the eloquent Cough with his owo
weapons. II is holding the mirror to nature exactly that
the impression nature means you shall have OK
and the spectacle do any goot-yoia!
The evening hs played the farmer in Speed the Pow"
Supposr that he would not appear until the aerpece We
who had bills If the pliv boxed incunousy until tho
hearty Joyous repoe aud completeness Of the personaen
showed II a excellent artist was before Us. Win ms
hrewd instinct inue play Of humor Intellectual percep-
ton and natural sglnce NJ. Clarke l. comedian OF tho
b. aud pur-.t school, and by far the finest artist that hso
been .een unon those Boards since Rachel
To be preceded b. Tom TayllL's charming drama OF
BOB NEIrLES
Waddlove the fat boy j. D. ClItes
And followed by
Ny NElGHBORS WIFE.
Brown the : Cinke