, 1874-10-27

uncomfortable enlightened by tho a1dlblo 'ro-
nnFHs "i nn oh!ig!,sg gentlpan sitting in tho
rroor Merc"tio{ 1lo is going to bo siain llow;
told yM, M" Or, "Now Rotneo ia con,}na
beck, nntl le'll fix .llat fellow 1'yoaN." TO vi
ol oracIn4 d9, 1o ,ao yoans n sy roApood aoodnoan
itnaginnbo. Also al infant, i,,st abio to talE.
Rete bolIlo1nlzng u9Ht of tho tiulc in tho back
hoatH, anu waa doubtless rolcnrsil,g lilo BAL
oony aeo"9 , ef li!tro Hac In tho ro1noto davs IT
o':y, n ot t% lai," raI'' other % sspt
w'oraat t''n e''ersb noroabcti tllo volume Of ita
ololnenco to at, extraordinary dogroo.
But Or tho PLAYERS. Miss KntilorIno Rogers
III pretty somun, witl, tnagutco,.tly dcsconoJ n
nr'flH, Which nro llborally dIspayol nnti ~
course. played Jalie nor oyos wcro Inst ar, ro,aIv
black lsst nigIt; - wosS er eyebrows but tho
sauny hue. and sngsested II ct1tain incoueruity.
cspnonly WHOM tho superb arms wero raiscti r.
pAheionato otaculntlon. aIlo has gaoI tlex,hla
voico, and hns khack Of drawiun n,,-
of hcr sentcncoA,- -~sonotimos Ut tho oxpe,,so uso
of tho beginning ald tmfddlo thereof. Nina
hanuoiph IL p,easIngiy "Atagoy va good do
arntcl"I, hut docidodly attractive, anl laa au,.I
jroid enough to uttor tho naughty parts Of hoie
lines with charming ir!4oeonco ot fannnor. Sic
y not great ae:reBa, but is far from hni1,y in
Ing roar ra,lkB OF l,or profoaaon. Tho audio1co
calacd ine hor before tho curtain t"lco.
1no gentleman to whom was assigned tho rolo
o. iionteo baarR tho nano Of samuel piorcy, and
elaisnod . "hrst appearance" liz action ho h
lasaor aHlsed, and III voice approAchoY Tho
nohotonoaa, but hus good promise about him,
Lie tie maue few good lntsthe bost being
raised lis sword, yowing to avcngo tLo
death q l'is friend Mercutso. lie asso dioa hko
Eood loVof anu truo gentleman, WHOM it camo
to h!B turn to do 80. " e1'~
Sir. LIZ. ]. Buckley who was cast for Merc,,f;o.
ratted through his part In worry fair Es,l 10. lii,
encounter with 7'ybat, although 1t urnycd foIai
to himaelf, was very neatly mnl,nced, and hn ~.
plred viii. no small dcgses Of ee!nt. Mr.. Duck-
| 10y promiHca woll, although cut OF tn ls nl;tno
by the cruol necessity of being tho rut victim aira
| to the feud OF u bUtl your HOUSES"
Mr. Il. AlcAale aho"od true cuusfuly spleen ~
1yba1 No mctldleHome modern relative couIi
sxers a"af o 0ot:as suenss a tra rssn he mot lis
| aa If q benevolent act had been porfo, ucJ-
J Tho b0Bt butchor-work Of tho night Waa aecnm-
p!lshed by Iomeo when lo put tho Young nun
I'ar.s out Of pain. i over tuoro val juutitia-
bio homicide on tho stage that waa one. 0Ir. +
L. Hwy ie, li'to Alonzo, your & aud haudsona. m,t
~ an nctor, ho bears an unfortunate rosembianco =
to that section OF timber fonomanatad ~ stick i"
Cannot s1r. doorge, u. Dorrill, as Cap.et bn IN
wise poopio will begin to wonder how ho could
have hcEottcn 80 " stunning " q daughter m tic
FUR Juliet. Mrs. uealy, as Lady GapMtt. did did
not have much oBay, but looked remarkably wol,
M,ss Aunie Douglas ,.lat'e tho Nurse sutliciently
ludcrous; and, as Friar laurence, alr. Everhu.i.
ohanted his lines as it he were chanting tho
Lttany. moro attenuated, bilious, b}ack-
| browed, pascls'nent-skinned nutmos- -noBct
Apotheca'y thnn Nr. II. G. Curloy could not bs
Raukiu's Fagin and tho tradisoua! "Wanleriut,
Jow." Tho other charactors 4ad better nut 10
criticised.
Tho play waa vol sot upon tho boards, Tho
sceneey was excellent and tho moonlight effects,
eapecialy III the balcony eceno, wero beautiful
For first performance. thoro wcro rolnarii-
oasoa 'd deaS So doubt I 0} III tho S' ptsgee. pse
will do better aa the week advances.
| There is good proMilso III Inany Of them. nnt}
real merit in aone, although nj uuproju,licol
observer would bs lad to remark that tho COM
pany would TO much bottor III lcsH prctonEioug
!iolu OF urt.
THE 11EpEnKnASZ CONCERT.
Tic sccond Of tho Liederkranz conca.ts II.
giyon nt the Nortl-Sitlo Turner Hall, aud dro
All Overlooking house. Tho programme Nc
! made mp of miscellaneous numbers for tho tires
part, and the second oct OF IL Lucrezia porgla "
for tho SECOND part, tho characters bong
sustained by Hiss Rosetti Oh Lucrczia,
31r. Koch as tho Duke, and Mr.
Emanuel as Ge'.arro Tie performance, ot
COURSE would not bear tho criticism which
would bc devoted to artists, but as al amateur
pioco OF work 1t WAS very creditablo. Tho prin-
cipal interost OF the first part WAS tho debut Of
AIias Holono Balatka. daughter Of Mr. Balatko
tho lender Of tho Society. WHO made very fa-
sympathy and Welcome. The audience, in fact,
was u worry enthusiastic ono, and grooto1 All the
numbers III tho most cordial manner. THUS far
tho Society bus hoen very successful, which is a