The New York herald., 1873-09-01
DAN BRYANT IN DUBLIN.
- Opinions of the Dublin press.
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GAIETY THEATRE
Notwithstanding the generally unsatisfactory state Of
the weather the Gaiety last night true 10 the
It's SUCCESSFUL career Mr. Dan BrySnt~whose appear.
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pleasure seekers OF Dubln.-Bublin Post
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"Handy Andy Mr.. Bryant. who was warmly received
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dence was kept in continuous roar Of laughter. Mr.
him rom ali s
of crowded house.-Dubln Frcemans Journal.
PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE
The reception accorded Mr. has BEEN ' in 'aH the
highest degree enthgslastie and h during
rank with the leading Irish comedians Of the day
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PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE.
After an absence Of nine years, during which he has
been playing with great success in America Mr. Dan
Bryant the weknown and accomplished Irish com
edian has returned to this country and is engaged
play for twelve nights at the Prince Of Wales Theatre
Mr Bryant Is stranger tolverpooi where he
OF friends and where his undoubted talent recog-
nzed and encourag aged Last night large and
RETURN and the welcome accorded was most hearty
Srisb Emigfant sha as Handy % Andy in in Mr.. Mr.
Poyds dramatic adaptation Of Lovers wellknown
novel The funny stage lrshman, as generally
represented, has not of late increased In public
favor. The representation is often so exaggerated
as to idiom dress and manners that few English
people care to see IT.; while intelligent Irishmen
resent as gross and stupid caricature In fact in
ated into mere vulgar bufoOn and those who assume
the character in the majority OF instances think all that
Is necessary for them TO do Is to shout Bedad ~ inter.
sperse the dialogue with few oaths and display some
stupid antics the stage Fortunately however there
are few actors with an intelligent conception of the
Irish character, who, while giving ull play gen.
uine wit and humor-and 1t may be- certain eccentric
audience by Objectionable "situaons and the ntroduo
ton of silly gags" Mr.. Bryant certainly one Of
these; and his excellent makeup his finished quiet
although genuinely humorous acting, with hearty
appreciation last night Every in the dialogue he
made tell and the fun that he created by his
ton OF the bnndering Andy was great Altogether his
reception at the little house" was favorable one
comedy when 1t IS properly put before the--Llverpoo
Mercury.
Mr.. DAN BRYANT HAS ARRIVED.