, 1870-09-29

sosToW, and Welte17uE Voc whic& Miss Rnhton
aclne~s. Ia aac', Ma RnsSsoa doesnT have =
cheerful m1ment inr 1iteen years owing 70 thxt
Australia. TWO hours aud 4 quarter bY Rnudoiun
stleet time. her face wears ene unvA Jtug *
preston Of mlscr,, And when vlltnc triamphs,
lnvcly, hu.hton keeps On weanng 1ae same ms
.h.t that IN thss e..medy Of a1he Rcd n1ad :"
ken By Owen FawceH and Mis- Ge:moa. A.
tragrdiAns they arr snecesses aud thc4r bursts Of
mxer a1e mAfked By Rreal force and sm:1t,
varied ossasionstiy with touches ct pataos a. they
puf7ur The cfooktd path Of devotion which more
tooo onEe appealed 10 thr eu,otions OF the audi
ehce. B1aisaeli. the olackmS11er, and hls eighty
EHeTn 1ir Run s the tspp.est Inau f. soa piece.
Is the villain double.dyed Of xhom McMAnu,
nsrd 70 nEg to us. Not content with kicking
Nils Ciuer on Ftooi wheD she Is Of tender agr,
tS,, e. mn sn ZEN si lev 1etlrr. Not content xih
ing all manner Of aurs from nf1y cents to afty
%hedP P0uas' as makes M P0Rs; & asd I'D
Mortimer, little out Of patience, pushes him M
. = rotten staircase, and TIE FUtt:n staircase
K1sea way md lets blaisdeu down som~where-
% sa ~ ~ ~ .,
na!, and dle With Al oehred forehead Where
~ h H,aa , ws Es
Il. Blaisdeu maY have it, possibly Cl1er; II III
events. we were relieved when sa.t hand was
pla.ed ont We have already sad thar MIS-
Har'nan DOES not require talent. II only needs
tact II b1ood-and- -,hunder delivery, Sensational
does no1 even a seem A'' 10 ls' poses posse.s
these mcres1eious ats11Dutes. We
must acknowledge that We are reluc.
ton Is not lifted for the dramatic stage. judging
from the two characters In which Nc have se~n
hcr- We endured the Two hourA OF uumttIzsten
nnd something Of dramatic talent in her PERSONS
ton 10 br sure. the chAraster l. One whtcn does
not give mach scope tor tal~nt, bnt Ro*as astt.d di.
ana 70 n9a she "a Mang s Tae waoe
ut dnm1- The play its.lf Is unEorthy Of sober
fa5 s - i,tt 81 ne rsfsO.a'ion as possible and
chsracteEH In which she can zppear to bitter stl-
ysntaxe than in itaeatsnd anti Rachel Harxan.
tns. there ought to be something between The
Red Hand to-,tteht
McvICKKR@s THEATRE.
ME. Booth plays "Lss1" Tonight, and as 1t is
Il Will attract an immense audience.
DEARBORN THEATRE. ..-
Ihe M'natfeis oner ye1y attractive hil! this
Hack
.... IRE OFERA sEAsos.
The sale Of seats tor the English opera season
c0uttrues to he rt!y large, aMd the season sale
has been tnQy double as large as that Of any ctn-
er IN The oresat!c history OF the ctr. IN every
brilliant rups The artists themselves never
were Ia better spirits OF better trim,
and Ire addressing themselves TO the rehea,sals
With zrirtt AMI enthusiasm which prnmts=
splendid results. Tie cho:us has been further
strengthened By some frrsh access1ons from New
Yors, and the fact thai the management bring
sixteen pieces sF1rh them the largest n1mbeE
ever mustered By any travelling tronPf-tc be
nuementesi hy hnme talent TO thirty, shows tha,
the orchcst'n viii be faiy up to Its WORT. It ouly
tnaugurates opera for 1850 In America, nuner.
cally successful one, and that this will be done
the box sheet already Indicates As We have al.
yHtnfe, which Will introduce Mr.. Laurence IN one
Of his best sotes, and Castle, Mrs. Segun and MI
BERNARD, once more reunited By the wnlrllgtS o.
time.