The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12
DOiNGs OF TIE DRAMA.

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Nrw CUrsNvT STREET TurArpE.-On Friday
Mrs Rovycrg rls,,5 c,r H. 80. \,
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VIM" 'ue PuoIlC never appears TO weary. or all
who attempt this most difficult part, Mrs. Bowers
Is the best Miss Charlotte Thounsop e1,,,, t,.,
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W. s'''' 9'.'' 'so' s''' US .1WlI'e Iu't OF
tenderness, but since She has got into her affected
hitenish ways, she has made it wetrisons and
n moro weak raricafrfro or bor e,-,,,.. ~. -.
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, 80, . y,,,g'l ' lg', .n.s' Do"els M tue last
~ S',' 80, 'I.l ''Ll v'"tI "I ths "Camiles
E.,,'a ,i,5, li i''s, ,y,'ulub crowded house
Tn,,, ',f PV1"g Ieme!h'gIed gu Mira.
L'"'i' i.sN'. avon lu lul' part Mr. horlluut
loudly cypr,ss0d for par.i,1 a. Jr,, \ ,.,'.s too
but sulI We cannot say he ranled. as n0st "hr,
m9a9us 40.
ON tic stoge a.. 'lo.' .i ' tne "nest Armand.
psssiou-iuygsts t Win dignity and ,g,c-.5t VI
that lusuhes "C.Wi.c's" Great love. and cuiists
the deep sympatHils of the audience. C4y,j.e
aIart from the two leading characters h com
posed Of small parts, am of which are essential
in then bearing on the play. They arc scarcely
over well filed on any Stage brf n Fr,Drb CrS
and at the Chesnut there was NOT one but y,ls n
blot upon the piece
Nlr. Ward, usually clever actor mad, a cari
Cature of est Friy0le:" Mrs CbaI-,on ,rtb3r,
OF Nine Babillard 2" " Gss'ou'' and UC;ust,,s ?
who have nothing TO do but In snI,i, ar5 ~
like gentlemen, failed in b1tb poinfs Mis-. ricoS
% Sol.
Is always full Of aiIccatign and rretrusions that
are unsupported by the slightest PARK of talent
OF personal attraction. The piece was well put
Is s,s'' D"t 70 'uut we gre accustomed at
it never fails, but NOT even n good manacscro
can give brains and style where there are neither.
IN MIS- bowoTs pays Jane shore this evening,
pearancc in PbiIojcn6o as "SIici, "ol " m t'st ap-
day Mrs. Bowers will appear in Lady AudIey."
one of her great pieces Of acting, subtle close,
oF Sy' IoP eto WIN an lIG fascination
~ ,,n IL ~ IN - ~ ~ ia't Vl MIS- bowers
cJ5i5o, rrra,l =, its'V.o uSn "Ln.t music IS
CbosIS5, CTbTS 5''""J " '"0 "'"a''lOH' OF the New
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WALNUT STREET IitEATRE.-lI IaHil9 for Hc
ICydjct was played at this theatre until Friday
when uc,r ty,,goJ, was ,ivcp ,,,.i,Ioa m ~
\ -, n, ..'"' 'u'''''u '"- I''e'
D,''.' N""y''e'' vi AUS orISu VIC know nothing
the blS say II is prize play, but certainly the
audience did not draw the prile for a rnors
weary, stale, dull and uDDTo6-ahln affair yyo
never Witnessed Tbe story is n trita ono og
maiden wronged the details of this simp'e nIos
are confused and the lauruaga the evo og,ter,tior
of commOuplaCe OF Mr. Busbanln n is need
less to sneak; in all he plgys bc has tho es1,o
defect that OF OVCrsteppiZ the path that converts
"thC sublime into the ridiculous"
Miss Buchanan had n part that renuirsd orI,,
gentlcuess and meekuess, both of which She no.
raycd successfully. rO'
Tonight pi.ayyO and Roo Rom an approDriate
tearing, rantiug Saturday, night Dill On MOndly
we enter into n COurgC of Miss Wrsfcrr's f,arF,I
and wonderful performances.
Ar-nrr>-crs -Tboro oro MAN., 1,c,,t- A.,
- -. 80 N''u' u'''0'' on Iuo
o'"s'' 0i''n'i iIoio W O''mo 'han 70 praise, Out
in cur theatres Il is certainly the audience that
perforn,s its mart worst of ali I, tt, e-,t ,o,, |
tbo ,,o,1,,,,o, L., -. P'"'O
'H0 eO-''' 'HCn hilo" io' no" to sit' lheT arms |
20 10 Ie rlSht ana lett over the seats, no matter
who they lean against. They Get GIpetv Will,
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