The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04
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Ri.seri--S Second Night 81 Her Farewell E3:
gagoment. --i-s
El,z.beth v.s ec<ssd for the second night Of thu
s.rsve spr.remen, Of Nadams Ristori At the French
theatre The Same fsshionab:s audience that seems
DO tho distinguishing feature Of Estori night va
present rhs great artistic has . specia circle Of I'd
mirrors in this city who will NOT cannot mis single
opportunity OF witnessing her matchsss mpersonations
rhs same familiar faces that mot eight months sncd
1t her debut were present last night. and the boxes
formed parss Of beauty and fashion which would have
set les fortunate managers than Mr. Grsu quite beside
themselves with delight and wonder Madame Ristor's
extraordinary and unqualified during her Ameri-
can tosr must forever q the contemptuous
sertons Of European wiseacres that genius like hers
mot b appreciated In America And IL ID mot fashion
alone that during this week Of chaos confusion and
house-movng congregates such brilliant audience in
the beautiful little theatre Fourteenth street. The
deep and interest OF her hearers eager
~ intent each striking situation, and fearful OF
losing . single word Of the musical expressive Ian.
guage that issues from her lips, has It's origin In
something more than mere fashion The unconscious
rendng grief for the murder Of the beloved Essex
only arise from . appreciation Of her wondrous
powers. night at the French theatre, with Rissori
the naughty impetuous crafty, loving, tgresslikc,
trsachsrous vain, jealous, shrewd, noble, shallow
minded statesmanlike anomalous Queen OF England,
q memory
heard and read Of this strange mixture Of contradc-
tions clothed In purple and burning with the
h6s n Hove tSas r0Sas spr u''0pe rsn
the reading Of Leccstcrs despatch, asking her TO
allow him 20 accept the throne cf Belgium What In
has stolen our style from ia Ths mpsrious manner
which she dictates two letters ~ once OF which
carries hope and n% fame . % !, sps.ns sss, poet and
the trsachery, equivocation and ingenious sophstry
with which she attempts 70 cloak her completely in the
death Of the unhappy Queen Of Scots the grand ueeny
defiance which she hurts 70 Spain she raises the
gtcrng sword OF her father towards heaven the nde
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last agonss Of DEATH and the many unobssrved but mot
unfe touches Of artistic genius thrown over the grand
Elizabeth - creation nearly approaching perfection
a. the hislonc Art win allow What say OF the
other 0'yS.S repetition Of our Or
DAWSON, Lady sarah Howard and Lady Bsrieieh all
moved on the stage IN startling reality, which was
and improbaDiltiss Of The play. We muss, however.
call the attention Of the Management " the unnecessary
ne sss AZ U
win appear = Thisbe In Victor Hugo's Angelo on
Monday.
Irving HaII-The Paals.
These clever arssss rspsassd their very pleasing en-
tsrtainmsnt lass nighs 81 Irving Hall, before large
and vsry fashiouabls audience who throughout the
psrformaacs which lasted nearly two hours and BALI
were deeply sstsnhvs 70 The acting and singing Of
their entertainers In manner Inst showed their into
rest in the perfosnancs end the capabiiy Of the act
orr 70 entertain an audience IN satisfactory manner
for such length o. time In the songs Of 'sBounie
DunxseD In character, and "My Pretty Jane"
imiaasvs u Sims Reeves, Mra Paul was loudly
appiaudsd. and her trials Of n unprotected -
maze m6 with al NE sympaAhy that The
hshps q tbat unfogtunato Individual o0ald command
AZ the coss Mr. Paul announosd thai their engagement
in this city would tsrmiDass 70 night md thanked ne
citizens Of New York for their liberal patronage Of him
self and wife.
Oly0pac Theatre.
Mr. Edmund Falconss took benent n the above The
asrs ass evening Ths pisos produced wss the bensn-
cisry's fAvsrss drama The Peep o Day Boys with Mr.
r. in his favoSits and celebrated character Of Barney
Orocis The est included al the members Of the
sock company the v0Ss a Kathssn the heroine OF the
ptscss beis9 SUSTAINED - veu excellent manner y
tsvs fairly demanded
The Bsnyan Tableaax.
This moral and sxosllsnt sxhibiton sn continues 70
attract large audiences and remains juss - popular
among tbs lowers Of ass during ~ earlier days n The
metropolis noss Who have mot ~ spsns IN evening
IN watching Ne psslous Journey q Christian frOa The
time Of leevng home until his arrival ~ ne sAtss q
the Cssln Guy should do PRIOR 70 the csose Of The
tsbleaux 10 thB city. the pictures have al been ere
cutsd ~ o. ere from designs By some Of or most ex
osllsns sreoa, and faithfully nlustrnss many Of ths
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