New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-13
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WAIaLACho lbkA1hB.-mi' iiOu bOuOi
oaults now comedy How She Loves Him." wM last
evening produced at this theater with eminent and
unq uaifed success. 1t lisa play which pleasantly sing
gcsts The earliest compositions OF It's author being dis
dngulshed mainly By the grace and epsramInaio bril-
hsocy VI its dialogue anu displaying nooe OF the bod
me odramatc effects which have established the repu
I tation OF nNst OF bis recent works. II WA writ
ten q year ago In London. to meet an antici-
patcd revival OF interest in what is called the
Legitimate" order Of comedy-n revival. by the
by. which has not jet disclosed Itself Tho frat and
only performance previous 10 its representation last
evening given in Liverpool where II VIA enihusl
asiically received. Mrs. Boaccault the original
Atsants Cruiser and It Is easy t. see thni In The part
Of Diosenes Mr. Borooault intended TO create FOX him
self an opportunity for the display OF his best qualities
Tie story is simple In parpose and the intrioacios OF
action which occasionally unfold thcm'clYcs in It's
dovIoiement aim rattcr TO stimulate Inter
Get than to pcrylcI the imagination IL is rer-
fectly natural narration Of social LIE. not g-im
bcw ldering theatrical problem. TIE coiioqay !, ree
elegant and sparkling We think that no ether WORK
hy Mr. Bouo,cau'i displays 50 fine literary scuSe
Nothing oan be- moro charming tl.aa the little soo-
quies u Atalanis oad Lady Selma ard much OF the
ropartec which aTs oIn.tes migth by ts bF.sbncs on
aacr-thoughi CONF els admiration 10y rs subtle neaainG
and the keeuness Of its flavor.
The sccne Of How She Loves Him. is laid Mt AZ
English watering place. Tie hero u nics Hearliey
whose fatler Sir Richard Erg.iah. believing that bio
vie had betrayed hin. and ttat the son Is iosiiimh;e
Lss rcaonnced I'll association VII his Immediate iimi!y
and isyished bis affection aud wealth iron n distant
niece Ata!Gnta Cruiser. lis young lady and Heart
Low sre betrohsd but tho unexpected dscogery ~ tie
latter OF bis fsthers identity app 70 place serious Do
s,aoie 10 Tie wsy " .eir noa hhe many vain clorls
TO adjust the differences by tailna and Sir Riebardf
lthlu Irish servgn, Doycnes they arc at Last happily
dispo.ed Of through confession Of an adventures
Lady Selma Ra1isicket, WHO acknowledge having
practlced receptions ~ which Sir Richard Wa H.
famed to unubt snspicions. This Ia tho mhin plot
Another which 1. skifully interviewer. dsclosss the
miSeries OF divorced gentleman Mr.. 'aci- VINO "
msd,y IN love with lis wife and seeks to regain her
by every schoG.e hls hnoy con suggest hrtng ~ A''
anon le successfg one Of pretending mnr,s Illness at
tho intelligence Of which her prdc VaniAhee and sh'
fe. to comfort him. leaving accepted .oitor. Mr.
Yawley. most iismaly sud ignoniiniously out in tia
odd. The performance last cvcnng was effective
throughout. Miss Mary Common represented AtalanIa
with alternating archness and simple feeling. Aiss
HrnrlqGes md Miss Mornnt both appeared 10 unusual
advantage In the parts Of Mrs. Vso and Lazy S.pa,
and ,he characters II Sir Richard English Dick Heart
Icy. yaoi and Yawey appropriately sustained By
AessrA Gilbert F~4er. Lostor WallaoA and Isoyd
! Most Of the scenery v As rev and all was good.
How She Loves Him will he repeated this ercnirg
and tomorrow. end 1T intervals hereafter. II VIII
undou btody prove VI the most agreeable successes
OF the season and although it5 effects arc neither pow
crfu nor intense is delcscy and brghtDess vii shine
peassu ty upon the boder bsk ground whch has OF late
primo pay occupied public attention a. this thcater
We observe that lev slycTt.sing sheet. ep,tled
the play Bill" has beon substituted a. 'lisoks
Thestor. snd presume elsewhere, for the Old and
familiar Programme The change Ia not god one
The Programme u duL- Ut least ;noacnsiVe.
The Play Bill Is neitae; crediabs to is projectors
nor ~ the managers who sdop, H. III notices OF
the various t5saters of Delinuonsly harm
ioss, but rs general collection OF reading matter
is in tho wort possible taste. Private life is Invaded
and social details OF every description are p~Taded
without . resiesming touch OF dclicacy. We do nDl
mean to cay ihs, the paragraphs In the " P'ayBIl
exhibit po.tys indecency. bat they display sa I'm.
pertsnent freedom and recks@nsss which never should
bs ooun,enanced Under tho influence which Il under
,t,od t, inspire the PLY Bill" We may naturally
expect tina, toe systen Of Publishing "rumors OIL
marriage" wedding receptions and the Ike may II
no, promptly checked speol! take another snc more
offensive form To certain eI,sIi % % done ~ In
this initial number The names .ilemon well
I known in the theatrical Community ed In man
nor calculated not only 10 wound thcir sslf respect but
also 10 inurc their reputation Ma scrs should thin1
gics before eonsentny assist IA tbs circulation OF
hbels upon their Own Gran.
| VAEAMBrRGHs NEsAGBRIB.-1he audiences
a, this pleasant place Of entertainments ware YESTERDAY
amused by the Introduction Of new porfOrmins mon
key Sruor Victor whose advent had be-n for soIse
time hersLIed IL manner calculated 10 inspire the
livelost expectation. SisEor Victor u an animal OF
small physcnl stature bat OF vas, snd comprehensive
Intellectual endowment Ho dAIes DO all that NAY BE-
come an sIs-iBdeod he sometimes dsres more, and
tread, 70 cos.ly uron tAs, Line which separates Ii,
reasoning from the instincv. that human JSds
nsni becomes bcvi idered IN gazing uDon him. And hes
tstes to asser ito postyc suprmscy. Tho moral
attributes Of sgror vetorhis courtesy del!csey and
sen,ens are 10 cons opous TO compel paritons
not altogether advantageous 90 eighty higher cAss Of
comedians with witch Broadway sudisneeo may Be
.mDls, We sure. for example. that tho Gckshihs
handkeruAief sIpIoi. which nightly relied upon foE
hilarious sileo, q. adjacent establishment. could
never be mode OF by beass of his naturally decent
proolivtes. Sguor Victor IL not under Wests'
m.nasensnt He occasionally toles hls hs, Of IL ths
presence of lSdos Th.s 81 Itself goss Tar toward
proving that hh theatrical education hss been con-
ducted on higher principles than 1sud Hs tricks are
MI smart prv1pp, end appropriate. he viii ado greatly
~ the enjoyment. OF youIg yisllors 10 the Asnsarrs
Tie rsis atrse4irssess Of tbs establshmeat how.
ever lies not 10 mach !ts Incidental exhibitions
interesting no they all sreas In s mass o. roolosio@
novelty which n every day and at al bonrs oIen TO |
public Inspection No other collection Of wild beeats
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