, 1866-05-09

ieeted, at which Eovernor Bullock viii pre-
side, md which. will give hearty endorse-
meat TO the courss OF Congress- As opposed to
that Of The President: Il !. to- es5fy yet 70
sent to a number Of distinguished gentlemen !
fs.m abroad, Including Senator Yates OF
>~1-'1 ruRes xor,cEs.
After IN unusually dull season thus far, we
NO month. 9t1s notse1c specially for t the ap:
pcatnnce Of uovices. On TuesdaS night last
the Boston Theatre was aecured b. an ambl-
ttous young man whose lite has been spent In
the uneongeniM employment Of journey
men tailor, but who thought be felt q destiny
for noller things. he has used bis leisure for
sereral months In study, and his spare even
iugs In paying for the tuition Of professional
e]ocuiiol iets, and on thu drst opportunity su-
nounced to an astonished pnb1ic: his intention
ment must have cost him nearly 4 Thousand
dollars, and perhaps more than that. The
tickets were mostly given away Of course, so
that the hpuse was filed with the nogice's
friends. The 1rbt -acta he -gnye with
spiritless commonplace manner. without one
npplauded to the echo and called him repeat
ediy before the curtain. But In the closing
| acts, where even tolernblc mediocrity could
not help becoming ridiculous, his fncfaciencY
| Was soiglaring, bis awkwardness 50 apparent,
his whole performance go abomlaabte, that
his especial friends could not applaud, while
the rest Of the audience guYed him unmcrci-
| fully. His III success made him nervous, and
he 1oundered through the flna1 scenes, forget
ting cues md lines alike, In manner at once
city papese-even those which generally flat-
ter with indiscriminatc sugar tragedian, an
acrobat and model artist-spokc IN plain
terms OF the wotnl failure, and the Young
taflor's tancied histrionic career will probably
never cheer hie imagination again.
occurred another debut OF different cha1ac-
ter. 4 young eirl Of the middle class, DIS
| covered some years ago, IN amatenr enteT'
tainments, that she had decided talent fol
! the stage. A passion for the fascinating pro.
fcssI9n spranG up, in spite Of the efforts q q
private theatrica1s, winter after winter, devel
0ped the girls powers and now she ha:
made The tnal decision to adopt the dramatic
profession, with the reluctantly given con
next season at the Boston Theatre. under tn
management Of Edwin Booth and made he
first public appearance this week for the ben
efit Of the leading man there. She was won
, | derfully successful, being pretty, graceful
scllpossessed, with good voice, and ever.
She Is only twenty years old, and her name
! for your readers may hear it again sometime
! | IL snsio n finer
On Monday night Of next week anothc
! 2smc ;,itIicn,t patba NJ the Museum. This
= = W;ss Elien Eastman who m also has Ind "a.
= sion far thc staTe for several wears. who
= rccrfred in the highest circles and endorse
, In The erer,+ De In crrme Of Hoston ar,stoctacy
nnd fhn l;icrnrr circles Of Camhriirc. VII
; has sf,id,ed elocufion for many months an
a nroctiscd ns n reader. md WIN made he
= Initial exneriment inco1nix. simply as q
y y xnurt iodrii rccantlr NJ c1eyeisna. Obi,
ff"r s1oae:s thsre was vcrv rTatilyfnr. 81
~. g. Noro 4,,a sn,,o nort 9he roic IN Sh1cI
uelc ec tado1n sni e" "a nnsr nf Evodne.
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g 1,.ror;ro,, 81 1n,,sh ETace ~ these a<b,d
haye 'ssn 80 IN noGn +; sPu.e ~ ia oth
tt.,"i tnaa W." ;a,1,"pnan s1.M ~ - IN nWens
.ueatta!eat LIZ LIZ, Sisin,siop y ~ tho n,ston III
PAsns 'onn snn ~ ors o,,Jiance
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