Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-10
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ISll Eaacr Rutland HsradC There Is some ONE
,,nc said about Mr. Gilmore's writing
j history Of tho great Musical Ju0iloe o.
~ - epsh a history would DO very
~, s;, and no one is better quained
r sa tbc rnloipal actor to tell the story.
TAIL, =, 80 \. ;p,cro4riug 10 the people IN
.aast., tov,s. to know that tho nu-
- aftb.. ",,j...t chorus Of several hum
.,a s;oe,rs Ltya met weekly this winter
no All pmce m Eum,tend Hall, and
49, tbe leadership If Mr. Tcrruhn, and
I. ,nana,reurnY or M Touriee, and
01OA7 a,,etice the choruses Of the oratorio of
dSEa b. creai on aud other things
IS Fl There ia 'omothinF !" the teaching and
',he ainaiug Of GREAT choruses that il most
NO =, ,onoeuin 10 NJ. Ierrahn. " being q
rs, alttS ,,eat national feature of German life to
lstics Of g. q 1r. ,r ~, ,,oeso some
Autifuly sing ~ huA'oo's' ~ on iua ar
res, bousSmemories of which he still retains. Mr..
rouriee's active and enthusiastic support
g qTIli n Mr.. Gilmore was due to a residence In
that country and observation OF this ma
,;onal characteristic or custom. These two
pth ofN men sti, hold TO their former Impressions.
So 'aa And no person can listen to the beautiful
~ ~ music, the singing and blending of several
80 /, bundred voices, trained to sing distinctly,
q but not boisterously; hear the murmur-
Is ;nqs Of all there in panissimo, and their
IS strength aud power in portissimo, and the
celehras aexblity of the parts between these ex-
grade tensions, and not feel that he has an ex-
rSt schOi oerience which could only be most inds-
9TH for l, tinctly gained by the hearing OF only
n and "a few voice., where the characteristics OF
choOk NJ each single voice more easily appears
a. Now that the New Workers have attempt
CO. ld and failed, to get up similar affair tc
our Jubilee, they can manfully appreciate
sEOSr the wonderful combination of circumstan
received 40. that made the latter success. Ane
INV BIr Gilmore may make it realized how
Bookstm mnch responded upon ,the efforts of u few
- men.
ANIL Ia the Theatrical public hereahouts, the
DDs. great matter az interest, aud about which
there has hrnr great deal written, is the
,hool ssn presence aud acting of Mr.. Fechter
le AN and ret Whether ne play Hamlet better oil
3ookstOp worse than Booth, or some other recent
d&v sa,,ing actors. Generally speaking, the
- kli.f js thar he il unsurpassed M an ac
'Hfsiui or Ia regard to his nationality, His
ath4r va il German his mother was
french Though be was born in Eng
IN, and, Il. has spent the most OF his life IN
acttre France. Formerly he was al actor in
Paris. but fey years ago he returned tC
LightGs s.nd. aud ~ far recovered the Ian
carraV,s - to BIZ readily though not always
d steel " istinctly uode'''ood in 1t CD the sage
Leather Ia uosscsse- M Qualities to great Dc
ny woTk zoo v,Ii.L 20 10 IN axe great dramatlSt
nSness' ra.t .yrrs Of voice, 90 manner, gesture
and AZ nd fathl rxpre.-iuu Possessing the tact
- the FIR uoh. md something OF solidity
REL. tbf q. rmau. and much acquaintance
JNIooN Nth character and language, he has
- Ire Il ility to command great attention
Fir and N q, adu,irntiuu Of the most of those
a. who b. the most familiar with theatrical
IVA L" aaitie IN But ~ he * original and fear
Am, hc provok,s much shaFp criticism
Hsis ~ once popular and unsatisfactory
nsfsnd "a h a.. not perform Hamlet AZ has beer
w. hs custom, auA this disturbes the view'
Vermont which are now habits IT old, and at the
ame time does, for SOME FSAaou, please
-sd&u Tho truth probably il, the old convention
81 Oh characters Of Shakespeare, are not sc
80 ccxse that they are not liable to con-
LII . AAsxsN4 change, when man with sui
d, failing Hcen pow4r5 and originality, fearessly
ss RESTRAIN aitsmb,. IT, licao.' the unusunl excite
A'"''' VI sospt poduced by his ds- = On tn" stage
HABITS rt,ts pros, NJ timo. r.
TffATIoy
ladies Dir IIyiNS~rONE.--For many montS'
diseases il bag l on supposed that Dr. Livingstone
and OG tbs 81 --iou.ry md explorer. had persisted
aknesse In BIZ, ~andrrings through Africa, by
81 psf III ichneea 90 the rnmity of the natives
News h,s reached London, however, that
... letter had been received at Zanzibar
ICE, ,earing date Of February last, giving the
hear or welcome tidiugs that he is alive and il
ance 70 tc.d health. The public will be glad t.
ia both on account of the brave ad
son heD. eutas.r. and bee aus" q new chapter il
ne history at thr unknown regions O