The New York herald., 1866-09-26
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| Stadf Ttsa 'tre-nr. BogumiI Dawson n.
/ Francis % Moor la The Robbers.

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Pranc,s % Moor la The Robbers
Mr. Dawson app. red ast night for the third time il
America a, Franci. a Moor in schers tragedy or III,
Robbers There was me same overwhelming audience
as on the two preceding sa'ghts' although tho same
extraordinary enthusiasm wa not manifested hr.
Dawson indeed freque pty cSEsd before The cur
lan but tho support no received and tie nature or the
play itsef seemed chill the audience The play
! was written by Schiller at tue age OF sixteen,
ana although II displays in he Characters Of
Charles and Francis do Moor some Of that respenden
genius which in after years electrified &c enany yet the
other characters and the plot bctray rudcness q
| conception and want Of unity Hr Dawson surpassed
az the expectations that formed Of him .rom his
oihe'lo ana Naclsse Iic made Fra6os perfect emu
o. hypocrisy, co!dbooid cruelty ard rephstophc ~n
coming, IN 'no fourth aud nfh acts ir pa-
mothcr and , na discovers tho portrait - is his
bear, III dream Of the last judgment ho ersd saen
malice ANA nnr u",Ior There aLcr IN his interview
WIN uah on Lis.nfucas that worthy - forge
tie iae ~ W. whs6crs death, nd there WINS dau-
gerous alean, ID his eye whsn Hermann braves HIM
and repon az his part in the cruel decertion But ~
ihe l,s ~, when tho robbers tho castle oTer his
head and death and ruin starr hIn ~ the lace
the mortal terror and agany be sh,ws
frantic, nay fierce appeals 70 Heaven LOT mercy - ~
sinks down covering and lfeme'ing On ~ 49,. |
rerc the very embod Of nniahed acting ~ one
c'h' look apon his congulsed iraturfN anu wrl'ning
form a., reraan unmovod fhe cold devssh IN er WIN
Charles and tenates bs effect Of every word ,at goes
lAe dagger 70 1se heart p The nnhgpN "ld nun'., y
WORTHY OF Melhi-torhelcs himself. tho support ne /
reserved WIN one exception, that OF Mr. ""sneI
az the Count de soqr was Of the most |
moo oNre character, We tq.c ssnu y more un- |
hng md ineffective represen,siyo OF the character Of
Charles de Moor ,hen Nc Otto Noym Ha w.u tame 90 |
ans r1te in tie most approved ytyic 81 yhc Muscular
school u acting whcro sutducd emotion would b" moro |
natural. Miss Rhode was not 70 successful ~ the /
character Of Auaa shc IA the feppa. I
tour "a saturday night shn riado the betr'ned |
~ Charios commonplace. dun and uninioe~tng |
young lady. Hermann ,sr iancn should stgiS aripn.
lation, so 't e can maze tim elf marc neIhsime 20
NE hearers NJ Hohsch. ~ Spfgeibrg wt8 pr.sty |
good iiero we're many cmlneni meaper' oi We ar
matte Troosa,1n pr seat Nith tgl saeh rciurmtrs H8
Rittou aid Dawson may confidently looh for Is - |
Wy Of ne drama :" ~ oIgihai r9r.'l hnd ,eNpe'sr
and IA ihcr ecloo ne deygl1ped fetnre sldd d1ns
qtat ctw7ctr = Lyoek n the Menhaat ot Ncoi' On |
Thursday mshi
Th~ French Thcntrc.
The Doctor 6f Alouar gwen her' Inst utgLt for
the sccoud timn under The present mana9sment 4" . |
very poor audience. Miss Fauay stocktoo, lue1, |
rbycd ond sang in a charming manner SIR was fre-
qqently eucorct The Doctor ir y. D1che.acl played |
hs part yct, we'll but the ridiculous costume IN which
he was attrrd somewhat spoiled its cHeet Mr r. War
den ial'hozar In ba1onctng i verg good ai' las
tendency to rather orerdo hia part hsS ltzAe Alien,
us Lucrezia. was creditaOie aud Mi Minute oe'1s vs
pretty good, though she stenod " snaI lf2h nervous
ne-s. Her voice rahet thn. The opera "a. a whole
went well orch and choras nctne 10 uoi-on
win the rrucipai aot0 T.
The Italia rhrntre.
rhc euteru utnent somewhat vhrtsl last Rhl,
consisting Of three small piece ia stth M,s. hacr
Mis- so,ne Dlinba appeartd es slars fhe hr't OF
these piorcs wos entitled Ht EVeVasAtpn, and aas
very wcll pu, upon the stage Two noSy mafricd
couples, Represented rrspeo vey BY Mr. Hoern ng h's
scbcllcr Mr Iohmaua and Mi-s Feimnuu, arc mutually
ieslpl. Of anather of course without cause. ~
come accident uowryor Leopold wess thr Hsertiusl =
found clo.eed with Mr' P,cn ,NHs fe.lmahol The
gives rise 10 come vsry iudcrous combinations With
ST. Iohmaun rted the Jealous hnsblhd .ery naturally,
aud Ar Uto-dng Illustrated that he Ii qWte n,
u0ina On The boards n the Thnlin Mfs -Fheller
y very god actress, prononhee- hcf worn
c'e1rly npd d1unsily ana speas- pure German "htch
be Aaid ~ all TIE actors a, THE 'he'lre ais9
tel.naun hardy anne Gp to the standard y the o.hefs
Shn l. SIN very youn@ and wants cNrerienc", bat ai
ur sho rapshle ~ expressing stroug feeling
Ia natural manner aud she to forget that an
n-tress he. 4 ppr 10 PER- orr even when engaged ia
alton The second piece, ''Guten h0rgcu Herr
Fischer, E Tho original Of The Doctor o Acantm1
=, -., ~ pl2, q generally known Mss pnnbs ~.
VOICE and nes seli ner sesius :. suy.,,ag hat
graceful aud Miss soyG wa decidedly awkward hud
ungainy hcr movements -he represented tiara tue
blu-hng hride Of the piecc, but her
anything but romantic mairony. Tho perform
cd with the buretta entitled "Dsr Liabegnnk
The Matinee. To-Da,.
Touy P1stors wednesday matinee entertainments
open his cpes house, III the Bpwery At tn" usual
horr tL. afternoon The ncw dr,tns Young Ameroa 10
Ireland On the boards With all the other cKceenCies
Of Tony ample bt1
ant class musical has been arranged At ID
yard Mpilenhaacrs Musical Conservatory Hall t,s NJ
isrnoon commencing two O'Clock. Mr J. ". Patti
.on the pianist viii hs nrs, appearance since his
return irom Europe tbl, performance. We are in
that only pupils Of the and por-ons
.pec ,y invited el have to ths al this
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