The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11
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Fly RIssori's Mary Stuart. 4
Last evening Madame Rs,osi appeared before large
audience assembled the French theatre TO witness her
imperzonatIoa a the title role in Andre MaeI's version
Of SchiIsrs hveacs tragedy OF Mary Stuart The per-
Torrance was witnessed by the usual congregation OF
the ae OF New York society and the ne points Of the
star actress did fail 70 elicit usual the applause
OF the critical audience. Her exned periods espe-
cal commendaon from, the critically disposed on the
never violated che proprssy o. dramatic praise
StaAt Theatre. 7sN
Mr. Bogumil Dawson had benefit at this theatre last
night, which occasion he played king Lsas Tor the
rst time In America supported BY the following cast
The Earis OF Kent and CHESTER Msss Frank and Knor
and The three dsushssrs Of the unhappy King Goner
Regan and Cordeis, Niles Elise Hoym. Becker Grahm
and Irschick Dawison appeared for the FIRST time in
great and peculiar character which has been immortal
lied by Kembe KeaD King, the elder Booth Macready
and Forrest and which taxes the physical well the
mental Of the greatest actor In the play We have
dctfng irsscible, unreasonable father. the division OF
loudsss professions q loysly and ovs; the bitter sxpe
who owed mosi MAI pissy, and ,shs nnessticn q
tenderness respect and care nom the quarter whence b
, us. e snd z: mos m ,ss
inguttfuda 0fcourss Mr DGw1son 10 no longer young
snd = sssssses sns q ss ION 70 The pAys-
rob - cz4d. We fesl and Hmpathizt With
lie ssrsiSs eSss avn On BE nias rs csnsisss
IN whom he nnsteA % inp!toy afs inoxstes o. the
scklsss Gloster ana we sbhor the unnatural Edmund
who fnss all tne ties q nature q dsaance The Inn:
oS xh dse ~ ss
force Of passion. Dawson is great actor but Lear
beyond hts physical II not his mental powerA We look
for somsthng more In Lear than display Of the
intellect regard correct defamation and enuncia-
tioa Of che sublime thoughts which Shskspeass puts
istsss.ssSis somssnsg * this character, iinsy dig
nifty amid the most terrible humiliatons (which Mr..
vs.n s and s s
Mr. Dawson had no and in each scsns that one ruling
Idea q the sst dIamatst the ngastnde Of :nlldrsn
marked with the faults that ght be expected rom his
previous attempts At representing characters requiring
physical - wea - intellectual force and power
The Olympic Theatre.
Two popular pieces David Copperdeld and Pocahontae,
were produced q this theatre last evening, Mr. John
Brongham sustaining the leading character in each.
The sanguins and rhetorical hcawber, with bis arm
trust In the temporal blessings which kind Providence
might shower down upon him in the future IL well
known one Of Mr. Brougbam's most successful i'm
pssonassons; and mis- rendition OF the part last evening
WAS hailed with abundant marks Of favor and
approval Pocahontas has been carefully adapted
the present me and abounds with illusions events
Of an extremely recent date the Excise law receiving
especial notes. Nr Brougham, Pow hataD was 10
the last degree comic dignnsd and meluii0us, while
Ma GomsTsal Pocahontas extremely successful
AZ The conclusion or David Copperaeld. Mr. Brougham
YVES callea before the curtain and was greeted with
storm Of applause, accompanied with . shower OF
boaqosts After bowling his thanks he made the follow
ing humorous and charactersfio remarks. =
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Broadway ThsAsYe. ~.
n broadway theatre ~ lass favosss asd fshisna-
~ ssoss for psay<ssrs w. crowded 70 be dsers last
nsAt We soeasisa = ths bsnsnt Of Mrs Bsrssy VIII
lanA Who Sustained the part Of Nolsshss the good
woman. n ths isgsadary drama Of me Yaary Circle.
~ ths conclusioa Of the second "a Mr. wlntans ~
drssssA he audience - foalows:Lsdiss and gentle
nsn-As thIs " the last night q our sngagomeaa %
beoo0es ny duty say word - parting behalf Of
nyes1 anA wife have bsce0s managss DO ~ let
has fngntsn yos; for your ps!xosaes cf many years
down AMER my aveis bsoome The lesses Of The Broad.