, 1873-04-09

Another larra nti1 fAatopah1n o,,l;on., ...l
tho,,1.,, A., sonsun 1ass evening at Mo'iekors, al
snougn tue ram and wind out of doors rendered
thoatro-going formidable undertaking. julie
improves upon acquaintance. Tho,e nro many
subtle points in tho impcraonation which. q
a.st s"1t ~'u Ap' ns,e W attraoE the notice they
oese1'o, ahd tho performance needs to be Hoon
moro than onco to DO fully appreciated, We
hayo alroady spoken Of Miss Noilaon,a macmillan
phyecal fltnesa for t,,o ro1o a,J ~ H. .s.:a
taiab,o s;rrs -, 49, ~ sno ,oo, ata VI tno uhms-
taAao!e signB or 1po study and Intelligent undor-
standing with which horinterprotationi is stamped.
In her capacity to carry out tho porfcctly formed
concention aha ia M 1oao o,,,.nrt1 ..-. :,
Her voico Ia ~ a;r.,a",, 1 ou.at,s 1uecosa1ui.
~. 1o'eo - u slneularly musical and Bympa-
tnotio quality, capable Of expressing the most
dolcato shados Of feeling, It Ii q laughing,
ino ~ ro,,o11;,o 1,,sno t.,,t WIZ
! ~. atls..e' e ,o,so' !"o' 10 Blu WILL nave 1t.
~ Wv o.. "no moro lnsehso phnaea OF omo-
lion the tone fH made to become molodramatic
aud powerful, Bomewhat, no think. to tin flotr;.
mont OF Its natural yo1ume nnd ona1;tv r., 49,
| school ~ oat;,,~. 1r,s. 11.s,t e" io""5' II Aof
~ 1.s',a ~ a.1As m1ss No1.aon BLOWS the effects
" y, o,collont training, but sho ia mono
nal aud unconventional. sho hoe c,1tjvo-
ted to high dogreo tie art by wboh art is non.
cealed but befter tlan iii Inv nana,,s.,ots ~ W.
training, she possesses TINT raro md nnrnno
actor so Wo FORGET tbnt WV III Tue sac chas
actress, and that It 10 not ,1Niiet. bit Mjaa Mali.
son. Thoro is certain dainty frnahnnas as ,1,ot
hor which wins and hoids tl,o admiration: and and
again, in the moro sorrowful and tragio aeenoa '
tho seeming earnestnesa and roality Of lerr
ngony render hor remarkably impreasivo Hor
emotional power ia oxpresaod viii, etr;kine
yividness In the soli1oduy which prooodesS
tho drinking Of the potion. and in which
tho fearful horrors Of tho charnei houaa ~ aas1,
in her highly wrought Imagination, arc portrayei @
in wonderful aomblanco Of torrih}a fornhnt,nr
The effect is startling upan the audience ] as IN
conjures back tho Vision Of Iyoalfs gLoet, and
Misu Noilson is fortunate In so % oxcoiiont a
Romeo as Mr.. O'Neill, who, though lacking In
that extraordinary and somewhat uncommon do
greG9 9f fervor and warmth which should DO
eyGeou yt Gy z%sh e 9oH and reads the part
positively and warmly commended but for tho
fao seml-anllant sound Of tho final IT," htr.
rowor +, nag % neEer boon Been to bottor advantage
rosonts With commendablo spirit. Mr. Pcndlo-
ton as Benpolio, and l1r. barry aa Peer, arc
efficient ard acceptable Mrs. Stonea1l makos of
tho Nurse-tlat happy mingling OF loquacty
and secrosy, insolence aud Difference. fdolity
and falthleasnoas--a genuine character, It il
ono Of the bost Of tho many good things aha has
done 0@'O N''''
II all other respects tle support OF hliaH Noil-
a
at MoVicker'a was nevor noted for its strength.
but now, TINT number of it's uo1nbora Ard iii. |
sont with Mr.. Booth, It's deficiencies aro ~ pain-
fully manifest. Mr., Movichor'a patrons have |
at his thoatro, ovon though tho proflts Of hia
other managerial ontorpripos should ba ,nne
ished in conBoquonco, It IL discroditahIn r.
!; The theatre that people whose dramatic capacity
carriage waits - should bo foistod upon tho |
public in important parta. with tho cycont;onu |
noted above, the caat Of 4 Romnnp and
Juliet " is so utterly bad as to rogeot |
isoyoeey ppon shakaPear9a Judgment. Il the
10 it's PRODUCTION At y M,rn "y
should have had Ty1aN and Paris Ii]'oi IN tho ho
arnt scene Of tho first act, and wholly excused si
renee should have boon ! nan q deoda nj no "f
words, for Lis HeAostIy co,1nseIe" are nttoroJ ~
without tho phoat ut n H,,rTost;on If n nrnntis. |
education. Fortunately, 2Ro sconio arttat and}
stage carpenter woro not required to support Alr,
IL 1lomoo and Juliot' is Handsomely mi ,'non H.
stage. m You like II i wiz Si;ca NnIso., o ~
Rosalind, is. announced for the saturtlny matjncn
A1KEN's THEATRE.
Yam Winkle" began ut Aikeny TLoatro Oh
Monday evening. the attondanoo las been al
good aa tho weather would admit. Mr., Tsnkin
T. rs gained firm toothod on popular favor in
nd artiatic do1noation Of tic character Of Pip.
Tho last performances Of tho piouo viii bo giyan %
hls sfternoon md evening. Tomorrow oyon-
yi4 giYop. with hIr. Han1r;n In
liA Justly celebrated inporaonation NJ |
ho rolo of Fngiu, in which, in our Judgment. ho
as a. ~, 70 superior on tho American stage, and TOW
quals On my stage Stuart l1obson tho celo
ppearlng in the new play, flaw In Now York;
or Which elaborate preparations are making.
ru nooLES's OPERA !toUaE. .
me soGond week Of tho revival OF "Fate'' at
looley'H has begun under untayorablo auspices /
to weather, but the houses arc good, neyor- t
lo!esa. how modern society plays POSSESS the |.
ocetllar attractive power OF "Fato'' Us it has {
DDn produced Mt HOolnYA hnT1 M %ha r>inon hnn | =