The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13
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Mr. Dillon certainly imp roves upon acouaplance or
plays better . his ssyr xemsu, continues or selects Ia
SUCCESSION charactsrs hr which be 10 more thoroughly
adapted Last evening made his nrst appearance q
Louis xL 10 nh own drauatixation the playbis inform
u.s. and with unavailable sucocss The Louis XL In
which Charles Kea and Cool6ock ana Dillon sppesr H.
we bslievs trausa,os and adaptation from the French
Of Caaar Delay igna furnishes excellent scope for
acting In the Dr Of ths King who Is the central nsure
from the bsshnng 70 III. end Of the drama the other
0haraoisrs beas subordiaas and OF small importance
Mr. Dshsan version dlnsrs little from the others ana n
had cot heard was hia NO should hardly have besu
aware ~ tho fact Louis unquesss,usblv n, Dulons
bed kDpersonatlon thus far-atossfAcv and in evsrv
gay superior 70 his Bephsgor which b. bo.o ~ much
1s1d, and which gave him his rsputas~, ,.s, .,r,,.
i'm sbs nssropolis We greatly pleased Win ~.
runas0ng q the cruel and crafty, yrana'cai and p.,
ynyId HA Louis indicated degree Of and profoun
eadf that be has shown before Il elaborate
susss called 70 Ii nd the apprehension Of Charles
kean, whose giaring defects Phys,sa weakness and
UNPLEASANT mAnnsrisns assisted towards excesncs 10
Evssy one acknowledged thu, Ksan's Louis extra.
ordn but always thought at least half Of hts repu-
tation therein gained ny coatrast With his other
pars He Tas 50 bad in almost everything else that DO
shons oouspouously 10 Iouia Lihs the feutons dog.
which has master believed must be sosd Tor ooons Be
oNbSo -"
abled represent LOUIS ably because his long effort 70
uneap nature had resulted In his neapacty 70 present
sny otbsr character should have been prceentsd.
Louis interview with Martha las Mr. plon gave ~, his
tecegAiuon Of Nsmonrs ms hatred and determination OF
NSeses, in the second biz exctsinsnt al the sup
posed escape % the Duke his appeal 70 De Pauie hs
srsgpg before PRES, in supersiitioas fear his horrible
ooaiekon bis error before tho dagger Of Nemours hs
abect suppcaon for life, In tho bfd act; bis horror
hssssng The announcement " dci,h from bis phys-
sap tho fourth Act and the scens Of h last struggle
tie vsrsa wns h ,: :. msssy osnS ss:
and Assn..y ,as. ger. . s%.., ,e[pg NJ boa was .s
curtain the end q each act Az We have sad, the
rher characters have little opportunity for display %
ability. Mr. Jack, ~ jacques Co'tier. very fair,
much better than he has been OF late Mr. maggie, a.
Duke Dc Nemours vas, he often Ia stacy and
reotyped He hes power and experience. and could do
much better he would open the window Of his closet
and let In little fresh air from thu neids streams
and skies Miss Alice Gray, ~ Marie de Confines, was
"A sh1 frequently H. stsi and artificial sne shouli DO
"A "a have advised Mr.. Maggie 70 &C. She vii end profit
ana Advancement IN another atmosphere than tbs
houss one oi stage tradition Nj Dillon repeats Louis
sls evening and We hope bis sidiencs VIII BE- larger
than Il was last night II IL wei worth seeing spd
would counsel him 10 always male hs nrst appearance
in character that would fAyorAby introduce BIN 70
the public before which ne goss q stranger