, 1873-12-09

drlnken mon very we'll, Iht there Ia nothing
alovating, refined, Or noblo in tho exhibition.
Bono titno fter Rlo Is elected Ohiof Of tho robhor
and da,,co something iotwoon Virgfi,ia reoii
friont1a join tho royolry, ani whrl aro,lud tho
ntaRo With 90 mitch abandon aB 1t tlloy wcro on
tho stage NJ tho Old Bowory.
There ia no mood Of anying mitch mora. Tho
ploco 10 not sliccesa, n is hnrlly wllnt Is OK
pcctcd OIL stage lito htoVickor's, wlioro tic
groatost actors I'll the country aro wont 10 np.
Ecar In tile tneHt p!nys in tllo Engllhh !angnage
| tho gorgeous mounting characteristic Of this
| Theatre. With fow exceptions, tlu Bconos nro
| gloomy priAona or tho dcna Of rol,hors. Lolita
naa eom1 Il Syi .,a, - r9ry ,s'sng but hor %
ensoa poor picto. Thoro ia nothing Iii "Old
| 1.ondonn that IL worth remembering, AMI
! very little that Ia worth. seeing. Even
1,ostas littlo recnliarlttop,- reckless toss
up, Of hoels,-whiuli constitute tho c],arn
hero. we Think sho Inns n,ade mistake. TRRo
piece IN not suited to her. nor she' to i. Rain:
ford aa tho old nann, Book as tho Villain, and
Lnclto as Old Notkin, sharcd with Lolita what
| over hoitora wcro going.
Thero was fair house. Tho samo bill this
evening.
THE GLOBE THEATRE,
| Mr. Lawlor'e efforts during the past wcols to
adhsre'to tho legitimate dratna llnve oarnod for
TINT gentleman pleasant reputation, which, hts
ioalona atyo,narien will find 1t lartl to combat.
Il Is ss ias tSt tho play which atraggo4 for PIT
ere in tho history ot tho drama, but
worthy Of support. hut this weok his
bill Is headod will! the namc Of . star who has
more con,nontation than tl1oy nre wont to bo.
atow., Mr. T. @. King has como to Chicago
hora!detl by newspaper notices which would Rtlr-
prize tho public. werc thoy reproduced ontiro
and crowned with applause auch aa an aulouco
originally by tho management Of tho Globo
thoatro thnt Mr.. King would appear in tho OK.
acting part Of Richard III. BY aomo mtsadvon-
tHro, however, osplninablc only by Mr.. Lawlor,
Tho public will naturally fool curious as to tLo
presentation of Bo inhibition piece 1T tl,oatro
which ilas renouutcd with yo'!s Of applause nt
Buffalo BILL, y aud vibratoa wit1, applause over
dramas OF q similar cal!hre. Tho namo public
cronn tho last timo TINT :" "Otllcllo" wan at
tempted Mt tho Globe; whou Idgo woro apcc-
taulo3 mud atamtnorcdt md w1ou OiheIlos gait
was extremely uncertain and yagabond. Fur bo
T. |. from tho writer to make light Of Tint por-
iornaicc, and still moro emphnticntfy docs llo
tisc'aim my insontion to caat reflections upon
tlat Of last oyoning. Mr.. King iB gentleman
who has beon approved iu Now York not in the
ctaraster he played last evening, It is true, but
~ AtiAulltt II hHBulS 70 lib, ANU 1T
ho failed to please by tho exercise Of unusual
nrtisttc RESOURCES, tho audience must fall back
on lis reputation. But In tho spirit of fairness,
it cannot bo enid TINT ho was signai
success. Ills 0helo suffered from IN unexpected
DISTRESS Of tho vocal organs; ifa lines weto
pumped out as though tremendous fire wero
ragingayhicl they, and thoy only, could allay
and that part Of tho andionco who could not
understand ~! their meaning must have boen in
pitinblo plight. He elrossed his OtaeNo in con-
FHuEjnnAl rnFh b13t fta frnr II al
understand that iu tha part he
pla,c With woll-d,illed and competent com
pany TO support him, hlr. King might have made
anything Of thu kind. His words could only DO
solved BY perseverance. aud his action sa-
vorod too strongly Of tile Dowory. Ills sup
port was bad, yory bud. Mr. Lawlor, an
sct9r 9r recommended to tho public By. not
to him, was far too heavy for part he but
vaguely comprehen1ot. One n1iEht aum IN Lin
I0go nj clumsy. It was elophnnaino the moods
wefo ponlcrous the ronding colossal. Tlluro
was wanting in bis Improvisation TINT sardonio
air which hovcrs around and permeatoB Iago
aud makos tho character Al cold and intellectual!
~ it il nufeollng aud ropnlsiyo. Tho rcst Of
the charaetara worc but poorly takon, mud call
for no especial comment. Tho, players wero
dy llaltod in tho most impotent and lvorting
manner. IN day or two It will doubtless i'm
prove. II 1t doos not. 1t will not be for lack Of
oFe'' ruv r., r,,,*, ~, ,,,.,a
r1,o Trd,, r,,.,.s.o,s uI nus;o.
oFoning upon thoir third wook before Chicago
sa-a ,oi ', ~. tno ilht tanq ~ Ghi
no nrl.. ~" snoua n ro[,ard ona.eu a. Meaato
~ ~ i;,ta ~ nonn os. ~" ~ Losto .ao picce'
L;ti,, ~ Inan. 1,s.,s5 ~ .ffuIa NV 44',o
in,1' 4,o supniatina ~ ~ .uo pupu ~ 1aeNs
md io hna haraSnr VI eoIsas'oss a,.o s.nosa,
@ ,,.,a, "1i tt,o n,',.i;o iooa iA'ol6 ctaita
o,d iio iioin ,;,,,. s ons1eHqno,
;n Inu ~ th.t eI, rn plt Is waht-
t6, ,,,,1,o Inv s.o -, su.1noossaohs M'asn
ia. Tar ~ =; e6vema1 in ti1
,aI. ,s;t;, .;r.to, - ,r. .slo"u ~ Lnpnl8so
nr,it ~ ~ ;e unut ono eaI iol'ow, a'la
ciouor th;rm ' Sna ,si .paI ~ 10 s uonu eety
er,,o sm' ZIG ea' a't suusu tno Iaece,
Yo nro ,rt Ma'i.t9 ~ lno !, nu sa5,
can't SOC tho npnt to il. bit I can
with unusual mental strain, como noarcr to it