, 1873-08-31

THE DRAMA,

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IN ro;oro H., na,,or,, .nm,t1;.,r ~ ~ s4l..l
too tot s,n, ,1nn,,or Ioaa ~ +o1o aso'
or Tia nrasant ,,,,ot -, 49, t,,o r;s ,,.;e,,
aon,o atr;,,,s ;'ran,a.;o a,a,oaa 1 :. J., % ~ W.
rstor ttat H. s..anont ,,as ,,at as,, ss."so ~
now tho nnnnr,nnit, bns no,r,, oonn sau' ~, ~
third tho,tro cann1otia lin 1ist u ~ ho no,oa us
to morrow r;41, atson.. .nr and oonat,.,o vtuou
thrcatona ~ ~ corrv tle croon' ~ nu1,,a tasor
Min voet ~ .,,o ,o,;;n+, houses tr,,a $500
.1,a ,no,,as w - ,,&,e ,sa4 ouolhy ~
INV .nannscf VI lhla lass Aouho may htlr
up, W tho BllcceBs 1t doHorveB aul will
doubt. doubtless s n0ot with, his oompettosa on tho
cow, o.I,.,.,,r,,,.. ,,raa.ns ~ ~.
eeaao n..1a ea1saulas p,ooossi poinmpa t"o noss
sldo theatro will DO tho battery. Tho outlook is
promising enough however, ana tho prospect is
soua aot % week o. sna1p con'ss! among mana.
ssls sool ,e1up1' ,,t Ana auoso III. on.et1alnh'one
1onro sor ~ % noono % mn 1s -, 'n nraosa eaee.
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"lu uAaaias' ono a1eail lionA Ino oFaaloe,
aau popu''i ata1 AZ popalAt uie1ua ~ IA
'otAso pA0eo " aa'"nouion''
srha o,,r ,at;caah1n ova,,t ~ a. ,,. .,, -
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or IhoatE9 was the change IN tho star
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4oHs @no tao eoainoAoonlont ~ snA' VI 8tlaa
| Ada Gray. Mrs. Darry'B departure for Boston
waH rather sui1dcn. md 1oft tbo n,onoconont
""e ,.t. .Ao. nu"u, "au 'o.s Wv "4"A.6 oI'ol's
DISADVANTAGE rs romprkod in previous notice
of tho n;oco rcantro1 narl,u *oa ,,,,,,,,,o~;1.,
.,:.,.a.a,.s' ~ ,sm.. -. a' suAt4'y
Wltnos""n' anu 'Ino homanco o! toor Young
only two roles Miss Gray appearing as
1faroue,ite. and Frank piorco na 7f.
Toroa,,o W r. ia ,,naar .ha o,sonnsaton,na ~ '
La.o9ae' 1og, ~ u. unaet 1ne ,,, cucnmasancea'
persenation a' Of tho slarae!er :' sie has %
dne figure all! pleasant voice. the latter scarcely
3tlll ehongh Tor 80 large thoatte' Wo ahall
naye f potter opportunity of Judging hiss Gray
IL ino ha n m opv yo,1 ap "ntn "aa LIS is
GLIDING noarly oVory member OF the company, rs
follows:
Mabel Nycko6 6.......... Mig 81, Aia Gray
Es Mesmnio nar, IL, E!ls Kembio @
Tia Tod ass psy rys 1som,eaE eamea1
Mrs 1crnmr akirnrc Mrs iInrfc r" Groa
Mrs plnnkott. Miss Long
A1rs. Bsch.s; Miss Marble
1iam'iaon Tam Myckon' .:::Janes o,Neil
1,ra rsrn1s ''"fES Er,n ~ HGssm nioraS
Dr.. shnttlawort III Rainfosd
Tom Truesdou .deorge Castor
Mr. Mr. =; To1d; t; ~ u. Seymour
,Enrs Ts,sS rho,s TGa nGana aia,
iannyo,t anry y. Slsls 5na
Dachss " n. Wilson
William. i. Brown
uooIEY'a THEATRE.
"Ilo Victims " run with only fair succoss
till Inst Thursday evening, when Andrew lIalli-
days pleasant two:acs comedy, q uhcckmatc,"
fun O. thoy desired after tllo hoayy pIeces thov
had boon subjected to. Tho plot Of tho comedy
is in itself sufficiently strained az to
upon tho verge Of probability, while
tho eituationB incurred in developing tho story,
tho incidents cloycrly worked III, and tic
eprigltly, viyaoious dialogue with which tlloy arc
aorcea,s @ 1piquant and relishaIo. We e1as;e bavo
already spoken Of Mr. Dishop'a llnporsonation Of
sam iYisl3c lis original part, aa boing by iii
nleans tho best ho hug giyon aH no has olabornt-
1t ip eHpecially adapted 10 Lis Btylo,
liB rotund, jolly figure adding to tho absurdity
OF tho character. But there nro onc or two
things about Mr.. Btslop which begin to Impress
thenlsolyosd diaagrcoably, andporhapaa quiet hint
Mr bishop frequently forgotu tthat the @ audience @
over-prosont temptation to play 1t thoin both ~
Of tue poraons in tho tlramn. So experienced
On actor and 20 good comedian as Mr.. Bishop
should bo content to leave these unworthy artf-
tjeoB to dramaio ledglings. They aro unworthy
recommendation Which, in bohalf Of Tho au-
prohibition q profanity in any form upon The
Btugo. Not TINT it is the rule ut Hooley'a to
bishop docs occaaioually slip in q moro
forciblo expression than tho audience
caro- to hoar. lIr. Iooley's idea has always boon
to maintain tho utmost purity upon lis stage