The New York herald., 1874-09-14
HERALD, ON Mr.. J. L TooL0, {
TENDER 8, SAYS

NEW YUM dEhALD. On Mh. j. l. ioOA1 sEN
TENDER &, sAYs:-
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Ssrs saHS dsnoi & oos an e Display
hs pSweFs Ct which he uses with such
already achieved great ,ucce.s"e She and ibs Poet
Tale" These were wen received BY the aadienes waS
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tights SfoSsh 70 slCss SS tSs iaush
psysa sprssins ahsracssT r. which he created sna ,
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which this creaOp Il has been prated wthoHt any &C.
THE TRIBUNE, ON MR. J. L. TooLE. AUGUST u.
SAYS
F s a.sss sss ss.
OF steadfast adherence to the truth.
NEW YORK WORLD. on MR. J. L. TooLE, sEPrEx-
BER :, SAYS
How pleasant it is turn from this teyeli.h. uns.s
numof Of an entortanment lke Tooles! "a Paul Pry
Is
We have had good many rrys this side OF the
Enough has been seen Of Nr Tooie to satisfy the pub
lie that he Is a flushed artist
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II AND u
Last two nights of
OUR CLERKS.
in which Mr.. Toole sings three new
and original Songs
Last two nj shts Of the immensely
successful Comedy Drama called OFF TIE LINE
HARRY COKE. Mr.. j. L rooLE.
Last two nights of the most successful Farce Of
modern times, entitled ICI LION PARLE FRANCHISE.
sprisgns is own genial character,. Mr. j. L. rooa
WEDNESDAY September Is, will be produced, for the
rst time in America in Its integrity the beautiful Drama
in three acts by H. Byron written expressly for Mr.
roole entitled DEARER THAN LIFE. New scenery,
strong cast and appointments.
In "oG the Line" almost fancy we can hear tn.
and ass@ wo ses me III
Sesed to n nd not mry alluded
asihsy Ana sS i is thrSaghoat NJ. Ioos's pos:
in ihe opinions ot ludcous critics as artist whosi
All @ and .raaoSs and deseenS.
Corded him at Waiaeks is most faiterlns and whss
standing Of the patrons OF this fashonsbs resort tho
TACT Is not without significance.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY, ON MR.. j. L. rooLE. SEP.
TENDER g. SAYS
Mr.. j. L. Tooe at Wallacks This gentleman came here
with reputation fully established the best low come
dian on TIE English stage accident caused his tsmno;
recovered and made his in Paul Prv' and 'O6
to the paying portion OF the audience Tne houses
continue good the inference has got abroad that Mr.
1oole is yet innocent OF having been SEEN 1t will,
no aoubt occur to those wh? remember the late Vim.
i. Burton Paul Pry tho. Mr. TOole furnishes
hrely different but none the less acceptable portrayal
OF the character. Genius creates ITS own sandard II
does not copy and although little understood BY ha
assuming reviewers its appreciation by the inellec
tual patrons of the theatre has been manifest in CON
tinucd flow OF patronage.
THE ARCADIAN, ON MR. J. L. rooLE, SEPTEMBER
TO- SAYS
But after all, criticism or criticism ert or no art
Mr.. Toole makes his audiences laugh and in one
breath, and sends them away perfectly satisfied that
they have assisted At of the best and using
performances ever given III this city,
THE NEW YORK TINES on MR. j. L. TooLE, AU.
GUST ls, SAYS
Mr. Tooes real trium ph In the which he
to his style and almost to his reputation
THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, ON Mr.. J. L.
TooLE. SEPTEMBER SAYS
Last evening Wallack's was crowded with highly
uniidences of Mr.. j. L. rooe with the decided
delghi expressed by constan! ripple OF laughter,
varied by frequent bursts oI applause and contrased
occasionally with silence and even sound, OF grief IN the
imprc ssive pathos OF portion OF ''Uh the Line" The
performance included beside this capital piece, Tom
Inyor's "Our Clerks ana lei on Pare francas'
As Mr. Toolcs acting becomes better ood
he more popular, anu We have no hesitation IN
ann a. h,h ntynht