The New York herald., 1864-11-29
EVENINGS WITH sHAKsPERE.
ia THE
WINTER GARDEN

Mr. Stuart begs TO announce that on this eveamx and
appear hs sea Of Hamlet character N Sheh ~, be
@ nave n the ria C Che a
series q be produced under NJ BOOTHS
""nd such cheering sympaSs viii be eonnusd s ' 20 a
ssc py nGn % the es sss aye
been in active preparation for upwards OF three months
labor has been spared in The endeayor
o s a sn 1e fe
execution OF the several means Of scenic illusion carry
thus advance the drama AS branch Of national literature
scenery. music costumes properties machinery
entirely new and to give perfec, completeness to tho
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and the 'm nsn' as. aG!nfaIroa TMoaAs pLAc1pE.
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Tying and stimulating TO the m.n.semen.
q work. and ohserins evienoe that
R'Iass
nhsd BY the enthusiasm, with which this been
aSa %
so a. the % most nar s.s sna 10
ton following remarkable notice from tho New York
sHAKsPERE AT WINTER GARDEN
and he
Tragedy and those pains have been well bestowed that
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merely ~ spectacle EYER s.n. @ nsw ws
OF scsnie art This parcularly true Of the platform
the
was new such presentation ought TO make this pro.
duction great suossss: but in % this there was
have ever seen wslisck performed Che part the
hs ws
all were good tho Players were good and the Gravsdg.
Sooih stimulated BY such accessories. surpassed
70 The NE III. picture q reflective .ess!.i,s gentle
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potion /: isss = 4 the notion q man who has
the
sash oreaS.s.nes: much Il ies 70 be repre-. :atsd
y the ssSD A A, s
much 70 say that only an actor and Ia one deep his
pose aei q some @ &c :eeas. ' 10 play like Hamlet and
true ss. n an n gr T S, be
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noW sombre Gentleman arieved deeply BY the loss oi his
faher and BY an % - 70 n am
for the father who los. Or for the mother left He
accordance with the scandinavian idea that revenge il
Deas d, he n 70 sss & Il he ' eaas R .ys ,s
as The xhost goes TO determine such . or
10 easy under the strange crcuns ances Of ghostIy
viitaon but In tho quiet commonplace AIR Of the next
day IL seems another ter to kill king who urges
on one every courtesy, and Is charged with crime
ony by the word Of supernatural vs,tant who
q devil In disguise. Hamlet therefore Lestates natu-
rally yet he reprosches himself for this very hesitation
''as a muddy melted rascsl"-'a dreamer SO much
such cogaon changes him. aud he is noticed
keeny He fears that his thoughts viii be guessed by
guilty. and cover them he fcigns insanity lie -
made By his thoughts and has the constant wish
hts death would take him out OF all the trouble
lie thinks Or Before he sheds the blood q the sup
posed murderer he will better evidence OF the murder
Than the ghosts word and he tries the play Il confirms
that Nc eeves viz KIN the murderer but reaches only
on and weaknes he dreams AGAIN and hes,atss so long
had caused MIN % feign INSANITY Is suspected
his latent and he finally strikes the fatal blow
sucn " the SIMPLE denes.ion Of mi. part .s given ey Mr.
land any To inevitably crcites tho
that snoud have been misunderstood
by able writer's and that especially that very adg
celenty rendered. will be performed to night
Morn E-From this date the doors will be opened nj 81.
and performance commence at O'Clock precisely.
Ladies and eeneaen dssrous OF possessing nemento Of
the great Booth 2en-ht have bill oil the evening
price, by their at the