The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

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saw him = osssAr ADVANTAGE. His iasial
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WIN nesn msenigence' Every LOOK 70 : lear
The tone ~ ma musscIans ..c,.n Won ovs n snrv
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IN s es Sr ne cam y part ssns
Booth's Hamlet, Or Lester wallack's Doricourt and
depend for success There y none q the acrobatio
hQslne93 IA anything &c does. Qthel clowns do
pantomme Mr. Pcs,s singular reeSom rom ANY any
Of these meretricious tricks and his dependence
upon the act Of gesture and facial expression are
claim to Sor and sos upon ms merits
as an actor and obtaining u npon these GROUNDS,
we tnmk Sumclens recognluon mas never
this resnect' for while hs achieSements are
NO finn M hnld oAo
OF the picture mas drawn attention rom the inner
thing he does IA wcrtSy Of study. Tor much OF Tia
pleasure which ne AFFORDS is the result OF the
SsSuy IN me- sso Nv" Rn' nG Rresens
peculiarly 6tting occasion for ths recognition OF
Mr. FoxH relations to the art he has 30 long inter-
r'e"n, - ssHmgy ne tsa% ~
marring his best work. These paTts were taken
Miss r. Rcanee nav facc IN tho :.ISn5m 1,t
nnmntvs a nc tsot a ~ ss S,on
who ar;ncnrcd 40 smnnsam INT ow,nc 70 sts@c
nnea ast int ~ a n,s t pnno ~ tnr
til shc has had a fair opportunity OF testing her
powers. The second act Of the piece is entirely
kevctna ~ unurtv,o Ta1oiaoacorrn IN uohch thSo
Svar,etv Snsincss, Il dsnnseI NJ There r. an ex,
cnse for snis Find nT pcntart.inment IN :" tho
.SaSmpty pumPty" IN the fact that
dcichtfnI t to- chiliren The little IONA
Of Protessor Nelson' IN their NV" WondeTini
1vr,rasttc oote Tho ,ufort Warns and
Edonis IN tho vcioc,ncEe the sska tnTIai evoi,,.
t;oo,s ~ Wy @ ;tS sho nn.cv ~ pssn
a"ms do; as ~ tho 'e ortans ana the ar o
t..S ~ Az vo eSs S., s
tensye enough for circus OF the merits Of these
ca s W onv 70
do the acrobatic, because Mr.. Fox's art Is too fine
70 supply shH want In pantom'me.
Am.t.ur Ouera-ucunoa,." G.us...
a,oror Avramonta introduced IN a f..h,orah,A
and,ence ,sst n,ont at AnoIo pam courod. can.
,ata or ,amsntat,on .ca,,,a - tho .rh,ect n
conr.. rein, th. u,,s.ro. onarr.d nv NJ. courtrv
AZ tho hanSs n, the nermors rio vr,tten IN a
rother .urerec,a, manner Win No r.rt,cr,ay
depth NJ the feeling naturally oed n snch a ami.
,ect nor Grandeur NJ sentiment The treatmnnt IL
s,mnlic,tv itae,r nave AN onthnrst ar two or the
Bcriioz Older, There are q few "reminiscences Of
the Old Italian church school and perhaps leayen
~ M % ns . v~H " a Sciu ~ tSe
popular sense Of the word) and gracefully worked
out But one will look In vain for real greatness
sne ,h ~ nG n,r s ~ ot ~ h
composer of "Faust, in his cantata. well
drilled, but not well balanced choruaMtne male
wnsic snS The orcSsstra SehaveI Hula Setter
than Il generally the case on such occasions. The
sepsan11 yo.oe we're sung oy Mss Leontine 1endes.
Ana sereea6,e voice. Her method Of singing needs
considerable share OF correction as she has fallen
INTO ne habit OF salng ner notes instead OF boldly
Slated Of an act from SHarthass and the third At
Of MiIlard's Deborah Signor Agramonte made
t s anu eacn "o'A
$50 20
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
Miss Agnes Ethel win not be able TO play in
BROOKLYN this week owing 70 severe indisposftion.
new local drama has been written for stuart
Robson, the comedian, which he il soon to pro-
duce in Philadelphia taking the part of John Beat
O policeman. tsu
ON Wednesday evening Mr.. J. M. Bellew Will give
selected series Of readings from "Hamlet, at STEIN
way Hall. There win be considerable curiosity to
Judge this readers ton by the light Of those
already known to Ms through the American stage.
Among the funny conversations in the audience
at Booths ON Saturday was this, . young lady
being the speaker 1--WE had slerhipr party last
night; everybody was 20 NICE and we were all 80
happy and 10 comfortable; the sleigh was made