New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
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sfnLo'S GARDEN.

Mr. Bandmann, who opened the Fall season
q, tbs rrsf--eas cf'ah..hucrt on Saturday night.
with hl adnrahc rrrrcscui'tou ~ Shycct. T. Great,
lng - much cHc.ieme-t arous theatrical coanos
rourr as was created rmour the class IL London
lat ycaI by lif I,,Licf Hero tlrrc two distinct
rrs have t,en formed aal here as thcr, ,'c ai,Ar.
ias, are thus ~ on the side = a. newcomer Both
- tho artists ore inlo,aior. both 81 them hn,c %
amrgo aga.u.i ihe dlGcullcs of foreign ian suasc.
slih % thcm have bon sismai!red as inrndcrs and
laiL = tom have trumphod In the cisc ~ fcc'tcr
4fer ycafs ctpul,u,r. the tfiamph seems AAcy 10
provo y rngeli IN ihc case 81 NJ. BinGIafn i would
hard, br ,nfr % pEc.oai To- make any predictions Up
e. IBIS tire ha tucc..s has doIlc,. been 90 sosc x
tont what ihr French call ne.o d. clri'sHt
Hrdb s, UeA attention Ais 0.on paid o bis acting ms
20 ms Env..a Play going people lac others nIc fond
of pr4s.s. ard player DO c,u rc.fara ia t@o Ian
-4se.s initr,.i, t,u % first ouy klad ol monster.
It's reacts upol tic player himself who. IN couso
oo0ncr src.ns thai his fate depends upon Il
ilo.. ,arfl l tAc nai,,r - pronunciation. ac,eliu
.i.r. etc.. than b. an, oihc. Mr BandmauD how
r,er hai ahoa pa.sc i stago oi experience and the
public Andilg bis Lueish To- be- uncaoptionabo
ahs.,.u lr q, Ia .hoad ol Icchicrl Is now beginning
"a llsol.s his clnif-s ~ actor. The discussion
rrn..s to bc doubiy interesting from the fact that
r.l.v.l tc ,haLcc dlrils h.s engagement 20 com
Raj. l.,a,tue 81 .tl that OF Mr Forrest ho vii! De
i.i..ue ai ih. a.uc house. aai possibly though loi
.,f.alulJ. "a tomc ol llc iAule lo.ss.
Inrsp,.i to llr E-uduaua si!ock. Ne ha'o moth.
., % add 80 ihr oplion We expressed when De made
M. debut f. 10 lst Winter. IL Is undoubtedly The best
shy,k thnt hns been seen IN these tcr days on the
American stage. II has faults indocd-faulis ~ tame.
nct ia romc sccno. of cyagg,rion In others and of
too obvious elaboration IN nearly all the ear is offend
Cd too throughout b. the artists strange persstcncy
IN using the hrhcr notes of his voice which arc dis
r,,reealy shrill, while the eye again is offended at
times BY unnecessary contortous Of the countcnance
and finally Ghough We are rather mixing up general
with special maitcr) Shylock Is toward the last made
altogether too ea aud doorcpt But these are faults
easily rcmedicd and which though they certainly mar
tie performance. DO not prevent its being masterpiece
Of art
Mr. Banimann was Supported on Saturday by Nine.
Polis us Poltia; Mrs. Skcrrct as Nerissa Mr. Me.
Cullough docking fcariully like Judge McCunn) as
Yassanio; Mr. Shewcll as Gratiano NJ. Collier On silk
gloycs) as Lorenzo, Mr. Burnett as Old Gobbo Mr..
Lamb as Launocot and several other people too
humorous TO mention. Aside from Mr.. Bandmann, the
chief Lonors of the evening fw may judge from the
applause of one the largest and most brilliant houses
Of TIE season, were won by Nine Ponsi deserving OF
special mention for her splendid makeup and acting In
the triai.sccnc) Mr. Lamb Mr. Shewen. Mr. Collier
nna Mr. Duructt.
Mr. Bardmnnn'a noxt cppcarlnce VIII be on In'Suny
night IA TRANSLATION BY several native and iof'ign
drnmntistJ g! u popular German tragedy eh'i'r"
"Nirci~c; or. the Last Days of PoHipad"nI'
Mr. Forrest VIII make his Grsl bow Of the season TO-
nsa, IN his cardinal role nd most popular one eScep
Msv.uoga) OF E,ch1licn
wALLACRS THEATRE.
Mr.. Mos continues ia management here aii'
has decided not give up The Ghost until the return
| OF Mr.. Wallack
THE WINTER GARDEN.
Mrs. Bowers will commence the third week q
her star engagement at the Winter Garden to'his"'.
A domestic drama. entitled The Mystery oI A0dic
lCe.s.." l.au.Gl.lsl i9s Leg by Mr. lohn Bro1SaaI