The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05
MISS HOsNER
CAMIII.E

MISS HoshER
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FiadSiSeia and she very spssssu here NJ.
~orSsd her fairly and honor he her iss ana BE-
sye that she doubly welcome account Of e. She has
srsue he cam OF m os%sf Ssrs Sss
assr s ,e be ris a.s sas has Of not yd Gsss s
year anee SO unnerysd her tina, she determined
the Went o see her Miss Hes%er was lille out
one oppoa as 10 her triumph Tie audience stood W. and
called for her en.hasiasosy certain passages q.
thai thrills our very Slpod By and by Ma.
just yet not in year, but when the study prac
ce @ mh s have y ses
stion by sdncTtoo a; abe !. already h.ted by nature the
The local press filled the stalls at Winter Garden last Mo-
day night Miss Hosmer such OF literary
folk has no, been on any single since The s.s
frightened rembled and became husky Miss Hosmss
s sSaS s Not ssI hat Il.
thing she do, but because think is notsinee ia ~
s''s as sSS: %ss ps s
The living Camille And ys Miss Ho.mer ca%ns
ierpn,s the Passionate iniam%a6illy of Margsra.
But But I ss y ss y.
Camille more moral than any other which have ha1
the and eapead. her power
which mpei. her sserce heart for his honor and
the happiness Of those he is bound to BY nature Such BAT.
iorss and T IN andsrstaasng this Miss Hes
%iss Hcsmer Besides his new Camille Miss oner brings
ary pleasing have heard this aide Of the sel
Very but seemingly capable Of sIerti:s
to r %hh may se intense snos SsF IA
utterance Of either whisper exclamation Her form e
Which IS sirSnsy a any time and Which Is ais.
e in Nit. .sn m
first METROPOLITAN engagement Monday evening"
he
M w having so lost
she retired Temporarily from the boards and ha. not
years b, has played under nom dc theatre most q
of ss
the West, where she has supported several smlnsns
H. role is1 Of Camille a,issgIs one: =;
S sa1s as ss"s ]
SSs 30 not a ,as
s she aux ss
d6es Miss Hosmer whose conception e quite ths revsrss
the part spcnddy Miss osmers debut considering what
she did do and not what she did not do and that the ooce
sion the first time she had played the character IN fosr'
teen months, genuine success-Mercury. -
MssJean Hosmer her first appearance in this city
Monday evening the Winter arden In the role OF
Camille She Of very nne ssrit
ing their beauty for their great intellectually mobility
and, hence power OF expression Her voice IL meiodous
OF and powerfully and admirably lifted for des
clamaton In making her points there no sranng afts1
all she did her naturalneas -
is unusual showing many Of those chs;e feature
* the Rhsfp PsTsis stage
that with Duv pere II intense and
power and the artistic appeared "a
have seized ono beat adapted TO her powers and z
which she could readily than other invoke the al
mraon Of the audience Her reading Of tho part was Yer.
her efforts throughout We hope V
Miss Iosmer In higher role where her great ability VIII d
1 brought out-Dispatch.
the "Caile Of Miss bean Hosmer cousin
Miss Homer the celebrated sculptor Mis-: Hosmer b.
may be called prepossessipg, not handsome
expressive mobile not %noomsy even when depieiiD
insly rendered. and in the scene With Duval sr, re
much We could do TO refrain from manfessns
| such masters-SundAy 1ues.