, 1874-09-01
4HA' CHICAGO DAILY TR1BUNE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER J. 1s7

loant. Her figure Is Rhapely md her style re-
ilnod; her foatnroB aro expressive and her moye-
| mensH graceful. Ior voice In sweet and easily
iltaor CONTROL art1 tho gonoral Impression OF her
manner 9,. r. pr1op,oh1osu'ng fl 4 cheering degroo.
" hlr. o'Noil It ID not tlcccHsary to speak In
% oriof notice. Iiss rendition Of an ntorise part
o1 o. thls kind may be imaginod. Tiore wan a
sllghs symptom Of discomfort In ono or two
aeetnes. alld an oxtboranco Of notion n others.
nat thoso may 10 passed over In viow Of tho gon-
efally o1collcnt otfoct. b1r. Murdoch rnado
fr'onda tn about two rninutos. Aftor TINT l,o
aod ttle aud!onco entirely In his hands. 1tnocd-
~, Sa 10 information other than that he gave, tint
hhd been aeizcd and evorv s,,pcriluosls movo.
mont discarded. 1t was bright, clloory piece OF
acting, tntelligontly and accurately tloneatng
r.ectMd nn ecGonsf,o ena noporont caraotor whose
~ hoart Of a Romeo md tic faco Of comic
slilges." ah @ hn Hays. 1fr. afurdoohs reputation
keepn ~ 1tlll highly eXpoctant for hla versatility
ntago, md rosourcos both montal nn. cultivated,
mo Same rosnarAB, from tho very commence
mmp11n,t, m11,i.,,,,a apply IN general torma to Mrs.
Sg %'ms hor nsE sapt.ST c b s goy poas
81 hahit!e apparent 70 oyorybody. i sho pas, too
has played lor part until nothing but tho Btos-
ling eloments romain, Mr.. Noso ia Young,
gracofnl. and above au thugs intelligent,
Sa !hons 9'tano to aer It hsss1s1ng ssaaSag odan nss
llo might hnyo oyordono thn nart ~
baron Mount Go,iine AZ it was, iio kont It with
IN limlta with an admirable aonso Of proprioty
and tho elaAticity of bratnloHs vanity. 1lrs.
part demanded, Nina Lizzie Gallo and Nfiss
l3elew wero introduced In parts not calculated 10
sllom their full st,engish, but suIllciont to inii-
cato Tint thoy understood thor business so far
their rolcH without showing tho iincs With,
bounded their usefulness, This eyidoncnd n
doIicate appreciation Of proprloty-in itsoIf 4
rarity.
The eamo holds moro or lcss good Of others
not particularly 1nentionod bccn,,Re not nartio1s
lnrly striking. For first porfor,nnnco Hooloy's
company exhibited a strength aud flush air.
passed by but ono combination tho Chicngo pub
10 has econ: 1t mlay bo understood from wlnt
most any dramatic situation. irhe public ,nny
rest assured TINT tllo promises Of tic manage-
mont have boen kops, and TINT tic eon,c,lls Of
grand aerioB Of dramatic succcssep mo presently
to bo doveloncd into memorable tleods.
THE GRAND orEnA-,rouaE,
more Familiarity known as the Ii1gubury Music
Hall. was opened last evening ng a ror,,lnr min
strol theatre. Tho inaugural performance was
60 largely attended that thoro VAS bot eyon
stnnd:g-room i'll the house, audi hundreds lad
to DO turned awny. 1louo WHO know tho inIi
would not recognize 1t in ity nroa-
cnt shapo. Soino $4,000 hnyo Icon Gcon
oxpeMlod in improvements, and inp.oad
O. o. a,i ordinary platform and \ strnitht
boxes. parquotte, aud dresa circles. aud tl,o
various other belongings Of nm ordiuary theatro.
Though in IN unnsllol atato, the house pre-
aonta good appearance, but tho promise Is
n dny, or twp, when painters and others
work. Tho oroning was highly satisfactory
IN every respect. Not only Saa tho audience