The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-28
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COMPLETE svccEas
attending the production % tue
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TANNING BUTTERFLY.
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FRANK WOOD author Of LEAH, ZEE roasooK.
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substituted the faDcifu French under
which the drama.s person are introduced this comedy
Cousin although u Ia more meritorous production
hundred times than that extrAvagant creation
The excellence OF tho plot the hnesse with which tho
comica nature many situations combine Of
the entertaining comedies put upon the metropolitan
stage in many will DO kept on the bills until
further notice.
II sparkes from beginning to end, with true GAic usre
Tho situations the dialogue lively the plot
though thin Is Interesting; and the moral, glimmering
through rosy ms offan not without ssnticsnce II
Is certain thai Mrs Wood played decousy as Also did Mr.
Mortimer In the part OF Dandrey Mr. Daydge was as hs
always and comical; while Mrs Sedley Brown
Fnette acted with her customary achness ana pert VI
was sustained with humor By Mr. Frank Drew. Mr. stod.
dart made himself successfully ludicrous as Nor ao
and Mr. Clarke vigorously appauded for his perform
Ance Of Riverol H. only remains to 90 noted that Ma
their respective duties with commendabs composure.
q Butterfly Is famed al me Olympic.
And now the reader has all the dramatis persoune.
These, in order TO make amusing play the ndhpters
have thrown together the groesuc buresque ana
farciAl aud opp0ons making the spec Ator
laugh spite OF himself Though mot very well knowing
wherefore.
Atrociousiy drou in situation and, tho whole. most
con nsai Ssinntry worthy tho hilarious reception
Which II mot with even on . nrst night :,
OF the play has before H. or at least should
have there taste for good sharp sasric merrmen
The dialogues sprighuy aud well written. and the
humor fresh. and in many instances sparkling The cos
feature 81 this heatrs Tho crowded by fash
fonAbs audience who bestowed the warmes appreciation
the play.