New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29
THE DRAMA.
wALLACK's THEATER.
A CHANGE on BILL


Mr. BOucicau.t appeared last night, at Wal
iacEs heater. SF Charles CSsrsaEn. in Used I'D !"
and a. Kerry in the drama Of that The thesser
was allied with spectators, and the performance was
received with genuine delight and rewarded with heart
felt applause. IL was various performance and in
many respects a beautiful one and think IL fully
deserved the recognition obtained Used Up" and
Kerry p" constitute a charming OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
sweet. eevsting. and the same time pquaDt and
brilliant This effect IL not usual. for. a. generally
treated dramatic representations. nowadays good
s made goOdyism and virtue Is rendered
with dizziness; and sorry to say that
baldheaded yorng Christians and moral pOcket-hand-
kerchiefs fan 70 hit the mark and popular All
the thankful are we. when we End that what "a
right gets interpreted on the stage BY what il
magnetic and sparkling day perhaps IL Will get
g. be utersood that man may be decent and respect
s5e and still be intellectual. sensitive. bright zestui
and pleasing. To the excellence OF Mr. Boucicauts
Kerry We have before rendered tribute. It is noble
performance. Not altogether perfect-beeause
8 lttls mechanical in aotiOa-but in feeling aud
beautiful IN form. lis performance Of SIR Charles Cold
sircGN was good Throughout, and second ad-
mirable The part the first act Is Ike tobacco,
but exsets great selpOise and great dexterty in the
manipulation OF details Mr.. Bouccaut expressed. by
few little touches the whole background Of the character
the manner Of life, the style Of thinking, the combined
Peculiarties Of definite and unique personality. What
the personaton lacked In the earlier latent
engaging quality OF temperament: but Mr. BOuccault
was ~ aud for this explanatory disability he made
graceful apOogstio speeeh upon being called before
the curtain as the end OF frst In the character
pat personaton, In act second, he humorous
droU and spirited and wholly successful in character
bits be nabtualy is Tie best ColdStreana we
vas that Mr. George Fawcett ROwe-and that ideal
rsrnains undisturDed Miss Kitty Blanchard was charm
sagy artless and piquant Harry WIrseA and Miss
Marie Lvingstone-whO is Us, and, We believe,
new % this stagepresented credrable ideal Of Lady
rIvlsr6~ek: though the performance lacked in free
dom Of action, and in what be called breez-
aness Of spirit M George Becks entirely cOmpe-
zeut Of course TrOnbraee In Kerry" Mr. BOuecaut
aroused the hveiest delight He was very ably sup
ported BY Miss Katharine Rogers Kate Desn0nd-a
richly human and wholly natural performaDce-snd by
Nj Becks as Gerald. We have only space at the mo-
men. to record true success for this affecting and
delightful play piece familiar TO those who followed
mr. BOnccsulfs representations last season. at Booths
heater and Of the entirely exquisite and ben
aeia dramas that grace The stage settings
we're good An incident Of the evening the first
appearance here Of the tried, experienced, and
capable general actor. Mr. 7. T. Mills. The same bill
vii be repeated and it Is to attract and reward
Gle public. Il should be-and by intelligent persons.
doubtless will be-noted that the presentation at Wal
hacks Theater the only thing before the public
Thai rests acting.