, 1873-09-21

foFnc , to heconp on pasto heggar. aa lyrical
Jassn sIes does I'LL IN hs hi"Ss "e',us I e s' w@s
.g s' Of . ss aSey ' esms for s' s G &c.
with an telling for, nnobferycd stutly of n4es bed
rouA Hc dressed vol, hrl mndo Up well, hut tlero
esnay vas oren q tho s rao 'is rssr&. ill., To;s
transferred iron, hs Individual surreualinse to tho
incidents Of o piece, And no wonder for 10 never @
ssrs ,s neqnstsy s p.yed IL H. mist f
ths eharaesr q tho Fs]a hy sonaessGmng % to
IN moment Of counterfeit rapture he sania bofoto
Mtnt slol-pa IL hand aud embraces Il, lending hia
t,sre. Ugh nlr, George Holland played tho part Of
nfHo tile nlecrly lnnllord, very co,nnonHhy, and
Is ,s ysx saa1 r ne r an as h. sS
were both good, ~ thoy nlwnys are This acliclous
dramatic with ita nnbo hearts moral essons
and appctlzNg acuon will be played Tor feW nights
moro.
Mr.. Howar1s excellent drnma, "I5ians Last Love-"
ran for just fortnight Mt lIoocye Theatre. 1t might
have lived longer taa not Tho f,!tan With whom Tie
pnbe boenme familiar been taken eick, nni compelled
icai treatment. Miss Mock played ulo par. from snt
nrlay lust and played 1t in very crcdltable manner
ss s1ss,. nesa + a5isc' and =
Iesn played by her associate and she tooi hold d il
iut0 III lilo S4httuCE. 4u8 luaHH4tUuH luGTe-
fore, Withdrew 1t On Thursday. presenting In IL.
phss, hr BARLEY cspSsH asssfset!y successful
s9eas ei II s Is p1G 9f h ss wss
recen thero il NJ necessity for dwelling ii my length
on iss ncrits This popular vord'et has already bccn
se evncsn 'a Il IT, IL H. ns es .sass
considerably from TINT Of liz presentation BY
ts..sss. tss IL ssn.a in '9s e.. sEs sna sn M s . %
etY played BY Mr. D'a!sdoll, who has greatly i'm
Ir,ved bis inpersonaton, BY LnpsEting e i moro
rcal horo Of tho piesa ia This nohomian, who inter-
feos n order adjust lifieu!ty bstween husband
ea w mex =. 5 a 1eG
spes1. s1selentiy Tor hi@aef sad NJ friends i
him abovo tho meanncss. concc!t, and vulgarity
too often lagrsnt el,arsete.I.tes of tho nowspapsr
Ivan pas. ths pa pat q Ssph ksvaen. liz .ivsss
, 5 sos e. u sd shs1s xh oa e. a M s
grows accustomed 10 Chicago auencea MIR. Sullivan
greatly improves and psys his psrt, with more Gaze,
adapted himself comfortably to society plays. 1fbo
a n ro To
not" naturally, because ii ia most unnatural phrase
touch me-" il lilo rcrnacular. Mr, Salisbury played
Lord Haaer, and did not nprear well In TINT part
ns + ss IN m oily e o% s
quietly and Is possessed Of much nerve e docs not
aes 1e bseau,s he T. s9nIu.y on hs gas
t tss pars: t j. not r. g here. il & d,ss'es and
about him to DO rccouce With crafty aud nsinnat
Ing character. Mr.. Campbell THINKS MT. saulabury
plays tho part batter than 5boy who h.s eyer ap-
peared iu 1t. II tho author recognizes his creation,
there Is nothing more to be said. q. ". Ga2cy law.
yer ia tho part assigned to Mr., bishop, who pays It
hera in the devetopment Of tho plot md Bai.ty ta
therefore very sssential as wo as enoyselo element
dt erns n han noa sna us
Tho house in & state of good h,mor through
the entire psso Ts s noss,'9r because ths @
siays .hs fsp ssl$ p!ss.sst'y Mr.
very amusing. Perhaps if he lowered hts voice littlo
It would nuke the character trs2o moro ay Mrs
s @ lsa '@ aa a ass va w.t. w.t. "qSas ss sow II
s: 'fSui'' Su ysde %s l''ts1 p
excellent ' md sijss Hilton tno rcverro Of excellent
Nils jackson Naom1e only needs 1ttlo more con.
sss e III ths Of tho part "rsr .eI
Lust season warrants good hnnHcs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Nre. D. P. Bowers commenced her two-wceks' en-
gagement ut Mr.. tardtnors prssty theatre lust Mon
eas, opening With the trito mud now embarrassing
has now fallen Into dsiAvor In Chicago. It Is wase
power OIL the actrcss part to play longer Il waA
rsatns un Thprsay pgh when MIs nns was
ers sppcared us Julia In The Hanchback to good
house, aud, this il her best character, few words
dlrnlty, requiring, TO bring OUT It's most dellcae
Bh.acs aud most subtle ntricac,cs, thorough nc.
quaintanco with tho stage, aud inanense force. The
latter is IN exceptional posression by actrcafeT,
tue former comes, only from long experience
the two are seldom blended In artlstss u ,ss
Mrs Bowers furniahes oil tho art necessary TO the
rortraiture, se llas passed that period In her life
to be regretted profolndly because hor acting do,
serYes sach high praise There times when Lady
Audley upcousctonsly appears IN The play, II is Lady
contract; who dcand. her 1overa letter. II is Jutt
however, who describes her ambitions to Helen, and
cSar @ Thero ls are tines ' oo, ron Mrs Bowers re-
calls to mind Madame Janauhchek, III voice. gesture,
likeness. However, Win tho diuadvapsago Of appearance
partially stonea for III 1sr exquisite drtssslm ya
your eyes, and in Mr. Evans sr Thomas Clifford you
hear ne, mellow voice breathing dignity and aelfre
Il ispe lled. III. Evnns brushes s hair IN curve
over hia forohead hts walk s looso and shnmbling
ias Fotehsr il poor liz Hsea Mr Webster aa Slo;
sh look ho Is capital in lts effect upon The
made to him brings down the house. Next week she
grand historical spectacular drama, Amy Robaart,'
hs property q Mrs. new' M ssrs b. p,0apesS aSo
tho Academy which deserved recognition
at ita opening, md hat s the orchestra. Comparison
may seem tnvtlious, but there IL doub. That ntr
Gardiner hRa without doubt tho best orchestra in tho
CITY,. hlr Loesch Is the leader aud volinist Of un
usual capacity. There half dozen aooiasa In the
orchestra Whose Individual eOrts neyor fail to ohtatr
recognition. The selcctions arc always goo, md tht
rarity of really good nrchcatfn Ia deserving Of mort
than mere passing notice. We commend A1r. Garli
| ner's enterprise to other managers.
| THE GLOBE THEATRE.
"a Talo Of Enchan:aaelt'at tho Globe Theatre ha'
boon doing fairly for Mr.. Lwlor during tho past week
aud will Ia continued for the present ono until
Wednesday evening. Tho dancing is al That can bt
dcg!red the nalnea Of the charming Betty and Emil,
Rig alone would testify wednesday, evening Is to
uofabc for grand testimonial benefit rendered thcst
| handsome aud accomplished queens Of tho Terl>
sichoreau art, fact which will guarantee large a
tendul.ce ut the Theatre. On Thursday, and from thai
time to tho end OF the week, "Notre Dame" will bs
| g!yen.
MYEnR orEnA-HoUsE.
Arlington, Cotton l. Kemblo announce another wecl
Of succraa iii blu which PROMISES plenty Of fun TA
programme u changed rntircly, Introducing aom'
pratty ballads aud comic aouHa Bobby Newcomh AE-
pears "The Active 11oy, hackn and Wilson In thc
epociltes; tho qiartete In Hotnp pleasant melodies
aud that s'hsa man" BILLY Rice, in most absurt
skotch, entitled ":rhp Hustled Balloon or Tho GrapAt