, 1873-12-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

The public have 90 long associated Mr.. Sothern
with hin renowned caricature Of Lord Dun
dred'y, that they scarcely reflect TINT hs per-
forinance Of other parts is as pleasurable.
Dauld Gat,rtck, however, which lie will play next
week IL q piece OF comedy acting nlmos. without
an equal Oh the ataSe Tho play Is not as
familiar to the public aa aome Of Robortson's
comedies, but III the hands Of such an actor as
lfr. sothern, the public may look for something
they never areamcd Of in elegant comedy. The
New York Tribune devotos considerable space to
an ana!yeis OF the play aud speaks OF Mr..
Sothorn's acting as follows:
Mr.. 8othern's pcrsonaon of Garf7cE Ia so comp'ete
ap assumption md maintenance Of lentityso gym
metrical IN forl ana 81 perfectly tinishc1 aud pol
will pcrcclve its art. Il ID accurately dressed it Is
elegant ~ manners It III entirely natural u carriage
aud ~ transitions Of nsood and emotion It blends
very happiy the tone of tue an Of The world and the
tone OF the scholar and it is pnrnlealeI with native
refinement Of tate aud fteling such apptTtuns to
l. gentleman by nature, uua oue whose mind uaa been
e1altel un whose heart has lec re;so,,sy clastcued
by long communion with ideal beauty mud with the
sacred spirit of poetical art 1ts more ossios merit
is its fidelity to nnt,ro in depicting The picture Ut
drunkenness: Even through this phase Of Offensive
an4 aisGraeefnl physical experience, however, suhtlo
ail the phenomena Of intoxcatlon u.o present-the
loQuacity, tho rcstlesa raEtllty Of Increment, tho
aacel1ity Of ,,t.sctar l!lt. tho bect!e nlesraant
the odd ntnboueBa o udicrous fancy, thu o1cess Of
cause1esB m,rth, the disposition to cha, the uco,,-
segucnt arrangement OF tGaB antl actious aud the
e Gnsa nss IT, anass
ald through I'LL. there IL delicate qlsaity Of cnr-
astsr whsh T. ost aa WHICH rsysr VARIES Tho
mtlsbe quality Of lnencss,- Inherent Refinement
Of paFs.onaty mud poetry Of soa',-ths character
bon,uastic and tho erperlense would hs lilly VIII
.nls as itH basis, sr. sotleras Dav,a Garsck IL
&s1as'q e. It ss Hs'f bs aS bava v;S aasei lie of 5 oy n9
ale certainly docs not loua Hike him, and,
~ We aays .ntinstea H. play salls for esct q
fnla!lmcnt Of higs, eal Of gentleman a.,d artias,
Who III aire'i'tsta1tes Ut great te!lcasy, exactng to
s rsssas 1--we Hass ns saSe sa I'll? e 1 ss
ciation aud steadfaBt adherence to duty which co,sti-
t'tte tho highest herosn u ratles Mr. soshrEu iH
less, because 0 hha gvon Less rarc to the cultivation
of tue faculties TINT gYe expression to feeling. Yet
] 4s tsrsfr i Wv aaa sSsc
10 da ingos In tho closing acene. that show him fully
ss - aS @ oeea,S n T. st neRss oi is elements o
tation.
HooLEY's THEATRE,
The Geneva Cross" ID still running at Hoo
1eya, and atill continues to draw WE'LL There IL
not hltoll III tue performance, and, to use
Htoreotyped bu. descriptive phraBe, it runs like
clock work. Tho intrinsic merit Ut ttlo piece
alone would commend 1t to the public, but, with
tho additional advantages Of good acting aud
unoQualed mounting, he must he taHtidtoua
auditor who can leavo tho shontro without hay
lug paaBed plcaHant, "a vol aa al improving,
ovonlpg. .-....-...-.
TIE MINsTAELA
are doing q capital business. Their receipts tor
the past wee, and tho twu nights Ut the present
ono, hayo beol unusually largo. Tho pantou.inc,
which il glyon In white, with Billy Rlee as Pam
taIoon, and tho other members Of the company
With shouts Of laughter. ftazs will b. Nsx
Xssr's matinee to-SaoygQM