, 1873-08-24

aB II Buldenly Befzod with Atatlc choloIh; bns
Tie performances of told men," 1t ia the fortune,
GENERALLY blcBsod ono to thom, OF tho leHBor
lights Of stock company to 30 passed eyer
without meutlon. Hence 1t requires aomot'iing
tllis reason wo talo pleasure In conlnlond!ng
gentlo,nen WHO haa appealed to tho audience
soyeral timoa, md That. too, with the pioa p of
morit. Mr. Seymour is TINT gentleman. Wh'!o l
would always prefer to commend, and to M praise
Mr.. Seymour for hiB imporaonation Of isobert,
moro footmau is only to give him hia due t,l lio
dresses the character exco!lontlyaroyen 20 IN tno
pidl.y ' Of # thoo charactor might havo boon mis-
takon for natural faiflng Of tho actor nGtor
but for hia appearance IN n ~, oshot 1,,t
roles ths aoaaon. He l,as not much to say, nns
Amcricanized oocknoy, and paya-will the world |
bolioyo it Y-not to tho audience. In fact, ho
acts as II ho were addressing his employer, ar.
Fanbey aud not ns ~, II R ~ weno o3sntE| iaIS,E 10
As about only ono actor in aovoral hundred Imp
pens to think that in giving truth
ful imparsonntion ono ~ supposed TO tG.
otlookoa, This departure from Pm precedent
It iB worry simple thing, but 1t shows original
ity. Why do not stago-managers try aud enforce
tito principle? Mrs. stonoali was out Of hor
clement entirely DlqGI Iooliga s too valg@r gar
| Hf,cntrai pnrkD woul1 not pe worth MI
extended notice, but tho opportunities
no g,Sig % 81 gss at 4snofs 5e1 fe1 n;'sn ms1s n
torssttng to all who lovo good acting, anu tnore
aro thousands Of discriminating. intelligent poo
ple who can appreciate On actor snd criticso him
weak. Wo cannot loayo tho subject without an
otllor nll1Bon to hIr. Floyd. III other profce.
alons, whom any Visitor Of unusual worth comes
to Chicago, ho is caught. He is not allowed to to
Comedian?
''&'S' roo,rv,a rur.rnr,
Mr. uoolov wan nnblIoly assured that "Tho
Nav hfar5alsn ~" was a fra31Msilly, vapid, nasty
H. H." a,FsSa - W In Frat ~ Il md did, To
o wat9a ~, H. gos 'nv @ ,lot otnr ~ ~ nauarnra took
pusnou n7 n"6on ao,,ara, n, th;nc at 3cest within
t,sa WARMING .s. AA t e'n,1aa nnntha tho ponuar
manager r e' Of the Randolph street theatre has
.doraon1s,t ~, from tc nmhlio {n tho shane OF
srel1a ,'a.iaou 1fnrcpo In tl,c mttcrnnca If tho
1 nanu1ar vo;co ao,ncwhat wonn1oti him, Like a
aor;i,a ,no,, In ARRIVAL In thc nuhc and swell,
1;au !. ia 9at III ns o aav. Int don't
us rct nun ad ant T.. III i've Vol nomcthing bottor
oaeo Hease, o. rl5sdsy 5 b. Ind bettes Snss
aH1'ence TO t"usn ,o,, o'o ;;,r;no tho nro4a1t
Teeh LOT, ~ .lo p1ooe ~ @ nntnoncd fo,
nast Ivy, IT,. tas .so Soo1 vnt;tna w, bo rotanod
at,a oay u swo for t'da ~ thc e;nkneas of Mist
ny lohaon NJ st.a , - 1oao ,non ~ iIoo1nv't
ouunus ~ ~, ~ ~, H., ,yoolr dnnhticss m
tIaad fha no .nmoyncomcnt , IN tia programme q
har {ndianoaltion frhia IN not cheerful
ot rotvo n tl,o nuhlio. with whom Mis
O'f,onnor Ia strong favorite, nix
for h"r = nnrfact nvat;on. It would probably b.
hcttor for tho management to alter tho cast TO
! ~ ara Informal thnt Ior sickness ia serious
rhe unrt of T;i;nn is n inchrymose ono, all toar
a,5 r'o1nna fran h"r G,nrrn, with llor flrs
loyor a to fnatl, md n usual. Mis- Connor va
noat foe n g,',o5, nart rnnld faro better q
? 1,or hands than with probably any othor loadn
: ia1v in fho country, tvhioh ot1y rondors her In
a o1,;};tv n nnnnny tho moro to be regretted
MTho a v,c3ma ~ nro4ontad in better sapc tia
- n oror woa nt tbin thoatro. md perhaps than
ovor waa T IN Il tho % city W. hnvo alluded to til
frunv "1 nhotorranl; bv Mr. Norris Of an old-tn
+ noss that suspIcion attached that
= , waa tho rnsult of m ncnuaintanco With him. n
u arc aasnrod ,hat sIr. Norris never saw tic 70,
o tiamnT on1 IonhtInau noyor henrf of him. e
), was very literary man, and ho had very literal
d oniuio,ls u,1il he cndoayorcd to trGin up clG
Il o Of aspirants for literary honors, away on IL
IL South Side. But he noyor know til
- he WINS to appear OH tito atago The su
J. gtitution Of Miss AIarlo Hilton for hi
1t O'Conuer. In tho part Of Mrs. Fitxhetbc,t "
p not IN advantageous ono. to spoak mildly. ID
r notice of Lilian's Lust Lovo y viii bo given.
- local society comedy, entitled, " "Boardors,"
- Loounrd Grover Esq, is now in preparation.
y ia Haid to bo worry funny, introducing so1no We
ol appreciated local cl1facter6.
D. THE oLonE THEATRE,
=, a5i.o tror;,,, Nf,r,annt i,na tocr nlavinr f1u
AZ ~. H. -,o,t ,,eol ~ tI,o 1lchn n utont1;1v !,
O. ing tno past "eeh " tho oiope & VI S.onu,.y
or proving plhlAc5s' nno tunt' ~ "uao .!iou :
=, crowds thronged tho tontb or Barhnma clfct
Id This snoaks volumes for the nttractivoness
E. q Darliug !" with this lady III tho role of Ell
m 3f;t,-r0u. Nias Norflauut in a tall, woll-mai
~ 4.,I;.i' and In ndanm, wnmnn' oni noasasaed
as considerable variability. Aor voice, which
nt full, but occasionally hard ana mascaano ID q
u, nlaptol to BOuE. Gllu her vGcll enOrtH wore