The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-14
AmUsesncnts.
HIpLo's GARDEN.

Adrnnne, tho Actress is play very familiar TO our
theatre goers and great fsvoute with most Of them
In the ORIGINAL Rachel achieved world wide fame, aud
Mrs Sterling surpassed tho great French actressas the
wren the fable flew higher than the eageby moving
Rachel herself Several yenrs ago Eiss Jean
Davenport created a sensation Adrenne, IN tbs city
and hroug hou the country and last night Mrs. Lander
attempted her former wo very
glad TO 0nd that she elrquishci the pa,hos long
drawn out OF The Mesaiance-a drama which ought TO
end with the third atand equally glad to see her IN
one Of her best and most popular characters.
Although the first and second or Adrcnnc not
vcry strong and could be touched mp to advantage yot
the play whole Is very pleasing The plot Ia too well
known bear analysis The play Was very handsomely
placed upon the stage last evening, and very ceverly
acted Freed from the awkward dress OF the part he
played last week and forg tng his recent experiences
mr. star Mr. Charles Pope his very best vein and
the result admirable mpcrsonaton Of the Count
de SAKE Ncssrs Nnnan Becss and Burnett had rtsi not
unsu,ted TO them and acceptable. Still, do not
undcrs,and Mr. Becks motive In giving . French able
the cockney pronunciation. Mr. Pope, however, quito
oyershadowcd all the othor who supported Mrs
Lander no, moro by tho excellence OF his part than by
the careful scholarly and gcnlemany manner in which
be interpreted IT,
As Abr cnne Mrs Lander permits us TO mako that
most dcncs.c Of comparsops--s comparison with her
frmcr SELF II IL no atery 70 say that she has not
grown day older In the part since she acted u as Mss
Davenport Perhaps tho pathetic scenes have deeper
.s,hos and a more sombre nsc but We sscnld 40 njns
Ice !, ohr meinos; o. hss rrvenp5t ve should con.
,ede than TIT. TIE EnS keen sprreca,, s,, 2,
every poin, Of thia nicult r6e the same quet sk w
the dsu-1nncnt ~ the characcr the sanie ca'm ~,
,frcsi,tIbe power In the mort 'n,onse @s.as ''o
same arr in dcpctuy various and cou'ranc"y sn-rvr-
the sane taste in costume. .s fame eSqlise olo ptou
werc noticeable dlIln1 her performances last evening"
Nor WINS the same interest and applause wanting. Tic
L,,se VIA Il rye and fashionable ana quite rapport
with tho sctrcss Tho play was In every respect sais
C,rtnry II will he repeated un,l further notice. The
Lady u Lyons and Love are IN rehearsal
APPROPRIATIONS.
Last evening at this popular place Of annsm.nt was
given for the hrs, time the comic pantomlme Mother
Goose. or the Fairy Legend OF theGoden Egg Thc pro-
narat ons Tor bringing out this spectacular piece have
been made on = large sale, and embrace some OF tic
mos, startling tricks and transformations The pantc
mimc WA. gotten up by N Lehman, formerly Of Le
original Raycl company, and e done in posma. 81 BOG.
vrei by Mr. John Dnrcic alec ~ the Raves which Ia
| q long run.
The eco opens with fairy ballet which ID followed BY
the appcs OF tho Fairy ecn who 10 transformed
| BY magic into hidcous Mother Goose tMr Eingham)
and i. followed by tie vetabe goose that saved Rone,
iarge all which Is done most admirably Wy NJ. Bsp
usie drswlns forth rnats ~ isarhter Tn whos hc
sreros etubrace the most humorous rofnlcsl and
TRANSFORMED Gus, meet only ~ be seen u lie hsay
pfecat = Ths scenic Part very II dope and lakiuy
ihp cYnsdert on thst III whole nice Is Dor Ornsd III
tie W., cannot but pr,uonnci I, ON q tic most
attractive AMI srcc sanl porort sNres evr lr scented ii
tne sonlen gong public we prtict ir Mother
Ss-ss " 'ssss l.lse months run