The New York herald., 1863-09-28
Theatrical

Mr. BandmasS, played Hamlet, for the 6sst. tina a
Nblo's Gardener Saturday evening. We have pra,psA
Mr.. Bandmanns Narcsse greatly we cannsA prsssa
his Hamlet On the contrary consider IL ole Of tAs
worst first performances hare witnssssd bosA
in The conception and rendering Of tho part. Hers ana
thcre-as IN tho portrait scene aud the ersvcy,ra
scenesre were good points but these wose ouy l,tsi>
in vast desert OF rssushins strusnr ana bs
lowing and ranting, and rubbish. shakspsrs Amss oo
pietes the picture whom no says-"O thsre be pav,rn
that ! have seen play-and heard otbass praise a.
that hghynot TO speak It protaney, that neither hsv
Ing the accent OF Christians tho gait OF Chrisn
Pagan man. have struited and beloved thai +
thought some Of Natures iourneymen hsd msds men a.
not made them well, they initiated humanity 90 ahoul
nably" fH8
It ia seldom that feel called upon to critssissA 4
benefit performance severely for are goasspy
allowed upon such occasions 70 do sety much - thsy
please But Mr.. Bandmann has maie very large rspa
saiion in q very short time, and over zsalous
aud too kind friends have well nigh persuaded
him that he Ia the great actor OF the &C.
tury. is quito time that be should be told vary plainly
OF his faults that he may correct them by hard suAU
His ungracefu walk his angular motions bis very a.
tive eocution. uupardonabe in motor sf snoh .
tensions Nor overlook the fact that 10 his stn -
ing do evcrythin In different way from evssys -.
ese, be often sacrifices taste and 10 noyelkJ
namples down old beauties without giving us maa
ones. His Narcisse convinces that he has ales =,
bis Hamlet shows that this talent requires educan
cultivation. For the other actors on Saturday
we have aword OF praise. Fortinb'as ntrods
last scene with good effect. The andIenes wasv - -
anu IN ei0'e"' o"i4' o"1 s"e Band.
manns faults by tremendous applause aM .,,,.,,u.
bouquets Mr.. Bandmann goes TO Bcstcu Ia. ~..s !,
play Nsrcisse.
The theatrical events Of the week wint an.
pearancc OF vestvs in English drama. "a s,b,o. c.,,.
to morrow evening, and the rsopeniD Of w.,,.s !.
theatre on Wednesday. vestva win ara bo, .,,, -
a play called "Gamea the Jewish Moth A. - .a.n.. -.
the French Of uocquard by Matilda ue,on .,s !.
cdcnta music by Robert s,oep A. Tn. p,.v m
be placed upon the stage in pev .s.,..-
and very suons Cast, INC .uding the nance
OF Mrs. Alien, Mrs. Robertson, Mr. sh.-.n -.
Mr. Leak vestvali is accompN sbed or,,,, 80 -.
10 understand her powers tboroushy 4, ~ 49,
success certain Mr. wAlsck, W, III he eu.,on,,x 20,
cepce announced his orenlnc nav
srccuate upon the subject but tho came = 80 ,S
The candle i s noticeable. no ~ever that Mr.. ws,ssS
more hopored IN The y reaeh ,hsn the ossssv-
suppose iha, the ,he:rew be crowded ,hs srss ssss
O. aG ~ Play ssSs % 3, sss s.s but . .e.,,; i
there n nothing worth,t a especial notice IN IA, -
pouncsmsnts for this svo ins meg new pays a
The S:- g.rsry, The o's boysfy D.inau., sss Is.
rcser our readers ndv~vt ~emcnts ne rIssas
sppear the Brooklyn Aosden Yop Wednesday Irtems.
Ward the Snowman, cra'A~ ap. patriot, deliver ssr.
vel, ration upon the Shasta Al Nlbos Saloon vas 49,.
evening MI. Ward - forIg 10 California n. est IA
enough 70 enable hm frf1r and patro csss
70 resume specie payw sn,s. Ms. Chariotv cnsh,rs.
beth BOSTON on s,urasy even az asi tr The b.nses
of the sanitary y ,mmisscn. Assthsr pssrormaace for
the same cn,e0 win shortly be given ~ this city NJ
telegraph irV !. Norfolk, Virginia. learn that Mr.
Meade c'oss d hs engagement Saturday evening and
that MIS- ;iadstane appears tonight Peg wonngou IN
'.Masn spd Faces" The ghost great success "a
MORO a. Miss Laura keene her travelling oo9papv
st~ led for Albany last evening wasek and bavsnpors
I've produced "Jul'ua cnsar n the Holiday stresN
theatre baltimore.