The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-25
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ARcH STREET TnRAruR.-Madamc do Mar
guesitos new vcrson Of Iclour rreuso dc cdrc Geed
produced with NJ the scenery the pecc requires with
chstuses dances, and crowds people and pcasantrs
10 the way, the Arch has peculiar ttcit Tor crowdi
They really have the number contuslon and vsrsy ofa
Iopuar meeting, and know h0w carry on the acton
the play Uakng The place oftha urcek chorus. they dD
seT So tnows how 10 su ,n acton Se 5t5f s sa
JLe estcm h witch Meme yestvsi's "dcme, /,
bcld was shown BY Of the largest hou Mndc
NeatVans eDgugemen IN the sreug and varied psssons
vcstva possescs have Of all She parts She plays flii
scope Her orune-clng scsnes where she changes so
epid' i.n te dceiei ad teade or or 'uoHs % the gro
tesgu, ga s,el are enc eShbo' of Ora nltc po yer
her 'ntrng aud hopelu, endurance cNoN In turn.
huc'y po rM cd aJsorhrg the sympathy Of ne audience
Anna Cosei IKE true ca ers,es ors on nj
pstt oui Of somo'hng more lhan mere words, word,
Wolds Nrs Cowe.l was mlguiacenty dressed ssbo,hme
pisl ed the ohsratcro Of "Gcmsl in ,ns eiy we have
never hau this part at all atcmnted In way worthy OF
The ttH Until now. hGa Graham, who In this version
oftbo play has much longer aud moro important pad
ldta nrd hsi enough fDr heroine whom the care Of
tvo noilors eouc scarce keep alive ,.,.,,,.--..
dressed ne part without any resusn % costume wearing
70 ,hiS dny All he young girls wear the aoS2sro or
blaok veil, All over taly. except in Genoa, whete Is
she looked handsome because she cannot do ether
wilc 20 sRt limit the merit Of her impersonaon.
M Garden should fsrcon rive to be heard without
enou toH hc should r,fran from gaggng, and lastly, he
Italian names TO msheit utesblethat he is talking
about h. people aud places Hs ae the other chaac
In the pay Mr. Craig was inperloc in the text.
u pity that the part OF Marta" could not have
been placed In efficient hands Tho story and under
standing Of TIC whole plot depends the prologue, and
marta" requires an aetrcss Of moro powdr and ntelli
renCe than MISS Morse Mado FeatyM looked splenddly;
IL she ahtA handsome max 0hc Is handsome woman.
Her Crcsses besides bong ma3nhcent, are most pctur
esque and ct tsraotcrsuc. 0cmea viii be repeated every
nigh during The week II Is Yestvas most popular and
artbtic part.
CHBsNUr STREET THEATRE Miss Olive
Logan madc her deJp last eveningto no aud enthusi
hstic house. We win speak IN detail Of her merits to
morrow. To night she plays the Lazy yof Lyons
WALNUT STREET TnEArRB.-Mr. Mexican
buchanan and daughter made their debut last night at
this theatre 10 run house.
AcADBMY OF MUsIo.-The gift concert came
OF with great solaf despite sill legal decisions against It.
The part the finest. Gottschalk was in
one Of moods and infused his soul into all his
science Accomplished Airend played "sobert" with all
the power Tone ana execution he alone pos
BlTgfcd's Orchestra WAS Admirable, As II always
is Sanor Monglardno Is tenor In the I'd Verdi sch oil
IN which only the best ondurabe. Madame beh-
rens and Miss OConne welt known 10 the public.
TIE frenda Of the latter most inudicisus aud mper
nent their of Their applause. They should
remember whcm have heard on that STAGE. and not
claim hE honCrs foe youn lady VITO 10 good alto In
choir, but far from being hnisbod artist.