New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
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Tue play will b. prodIce Ter the direction OF Mr
Charles Ctyer, of 81 M,lchc,t.r. L S,n I-yrl known
a. a manager, aud a a Slakcsp,sre "a ,chClAr ahd
actor. Mr. Il guoIl Is a fay'rt' London actor; Mr.
Frederick ThOrue is esteemed Oh the Lv,r3OJ stag;
Mr. HeuTi stuart, who WAS secJ To O. Ihc no Ot ms
Hour" IL known iOr pie Isl. actor Of lyht plrs;
NJ Paul Jugnet, FOR ne!ly t1e manager % IN French
TDeacr has long been iaYOrto with the F'"nOn lu no
here ; Mrs Calvert acted tAe part OF chorus ~ the
revival OF Henry "" at NJ inchcster ani Liverpool ot
which his reproduction will b. ac.py, nj she was
much admired and Md. Girardin lrs stuIlD cones
the Pans aud distinguished for excoptOna
talent, yIvacity. and beauty.
FIFTH AVENUE THE ATEl
Mr. c. II. Mortons piece Women of tho
Day" appears to have rcut tIs flucy OF the yocr's
OF tho Fifth Avenue Tlcdter. We are t0l taat, No
wltbstandng the vari ,oe ami often ,t1rnv Vcather
lately and su prevalent, there Il lively dom md for
places ohor novelties that were promised at the Fifth
Avenue Tnester will he bel back for al present.
MISCELLANEOUS NCtDENI5.
The glance that rOams over tie field of tho
local drama quest either Of novelty triancy ID
not long detained upon any point. Il plut's with mo
mentary pleasure upon Mr.. DJuociul's play Of Too
Siaughraun," at WalIacIs Tieater; II Ilds wiki sa,s
faction across exciting aud tenIcrly affecting pro
sentiment of The Two O.plIns." al tie UuiOI 70
Theater; it hngeTs with entre comfort the pio-
turesque. humlDe, amusing ani wholesome play or
Little Emily" at Booths rLeator 1t amuse lly
scOus Of the simmer Of TN and g'ia Of dIimjud.
from the Women Of the Day" at the Fifth Avenue
Theater; IL behods French drOllery at tue Park aud
antics OF all kinds at the Olympic II atmre' In evan
tha pret ROusby.
making history real at the Lyceum; it dsccras Bar
num-jocund, inventive. tireess, triumphant, sur
rounded with halo OF cassOcks AMI whte-chOkers-Is
the HippOdrome it fnds Mr.. Maccabe amidst smiling
fices, at Robinson Han ana 10 Is attracted by tho
cleaning worries and sable grus of the mntres
at the rival halls OF Backus aud Bryant These
familiar sights There Is nothing TO bo sat OF item
now except that they be seen. and tnt they are
worth seeing. But this rowing glance detects also.
promise here aud there Of fresh jDYsseo!ng them
sailor in the old ballad. saw the new mOOn-wi.h
the old her arms Booths promises most.
Snakespeares Henry v" Will IpY that-and
will, undoubtedly. he a magnificent spectacle. NJ Rig
mold and Mr.. and Mrs Calvert have arrived a1i the
last touches fast completing the prJnse pageant.
Shakes peare Is also 10 prevail for whiic a. tho
Lyceum Theater, where LAS You Like 1t" will BE- given
on Feb l, with Mrs. R)usbY as R)SIi'Hd NJ. Birnum
offers Grand Tournament. ilGs,ratiye ~ lie in tho
Middle ACES OF European History. Mr.. J. ). Maihs
entitled Kaliko, King OF the Cauni0al Islands" A.
the Olympic Tneater. u burlesq by Mr. John e.
Poole. called " Tic sAOckrdun." irIvcsues the drIs.
current ut walack's. "Girohe-Gironl" will scoh TO
ready at the Park Theater Mr. Harry Watku' appears
at NIblos Theaer. DR. una Il rrod ten Down."
in which he seen, several years ago, hurnc sum
mer season. wallacHs. NJ F b. ward, tk'ss Oea-
eft &C Booths Tneaier. FrilV evening. wien
1.-THE Serious Family" will be acted, I'm addition 90
" Iittle Enly"-Mr Wario PLAYING IN U'cs Iorrens.
Mr. c. b. Bishop appearing "a ANN pfdb Sleek aud Nc.
Rowe acting Captain Murphy Mcguire. Two
sketches, " My wIfes Visitors" ant rhr Sub Commit
tee augment the already ample and ann pro
gramme OF the san Francisco NnStr +. Mr. Tao. no
thinks OF revivng Tom and Jerry, at to's G.r ten
Mr. Tuole will succeed Mrs R'usby, at the L. Ooum
Theater. on the 49, OF February.
CK-MACKLIN-KEAN.
In reviewing the recent revival of The
Merchant Of Venice at the FitR A,ouuo rae,er. 40
neglected by inaivertencr. 10 refer to Cuarrs
Mickliu and others. as we'll as to Edmund Koan. when
speaking OF tho tragic Ideal OF SayoeF. waIch Is
ditODal and estabsh shed upon the stage Tho idea up
permOst IN thought was that 10 Edmund kcan mJr5
than any Is due the accepted aud usual
Shyiock of the modern theaer All persons who read
dramatic books aware that it was Macklm who
stored shakospeares Merchant OF Venice" The sAGo
and broke up custom thithsrio for Troya
lent-and IN particular, authorized by DOgErttf act.
ing ShylOck in almost the style OF broad farce Lord
Llnsdowne's jew OF Yenicc." adapted from Shake
spearc then disotried, aud Msckliu. ns shake
spares ShyiOek astonshed much Le cgbted the
best Idges OF acting that London couli furnish Tnst
his personaon not comic, but was Intensely SORT
GUS and that In particular he depicted with great nce'-
ity side OF the jews nature may oe In
ferred-if other evidence were wantinS-rom Quin's
comment II, when nrst presented. "If God Almighty
writes a eghle hand" he said, "that msn must be-
villain" Macklins Shyioek took possession OF the stage
IN 1T and the reafter had OF course. many followers
Macklin himself saw Henderson In the part. and ad
mlted his merit. George Frederick Cookies prcsent
men OF the character later s ana this Is thongbt
20 have closely resembed tho performance OF Mackln
Keau may have initiated Cooke. whoso memory be seems
TO have dosed but have held aud uusied tho idea
that actor WAS eupAatioay one who struck
out paths hiMsolf ana accounts OF his SAbosF pre-
.. :: :. a ....gs ald disupeIiye dyspaIq qsssaeR-