, 1876-09-17

/ go a., ,,,..ar nro.
Ihe framing 1se11' ~ tae n'ae1' -
ceeded to show his amolt1ons young lllenu'
should begin in youth and be constant till the
| a,a e aca,;ra at frat is little more than the
.SNe,,;-;-.. ,,-a;a1;na e;no1no and
capacity 1or recel''nS o1ee4pt'ne
acting, like tile hne dexteflty ol tne 1uee
with his cups aud balls, require shaping OF Inc
sffe1t Rnt ), continued K7esmer. "a Young
49,. Das, H. ~. ha- heox,t1 80 noasnort she
lazy may rey on nS1 peautx ~ m
may ueslle u eAno. I.; ~ ha ." ,ronan whn
taes m ths career ia mol an artist; she is usu-
ally one who thinks Of entering on luxurious
life by short and easy road-pcThaps oy mar
rlage-tnat Us ner >, tnos1 uinf'aut nna t,anr
an-or+;sts ann tae IT th;a descr;ntion on The
STAGE and many more are eagerly striving to
find place there To these latter the words Of
George Eliot arc especially timely. NO young
woman WITHOUT previous elauh' ts,n p1ase
tnSe G arenai rb arms whch she Is nrenared
~ sne ah;h;t nhn r. n1|arlv tn the nnhIic For such
one the chanees % ar hG1 snnass ~ nore TO-
marllase, W. sp1enuio r. ~ ,r.M Tnoun what the
no''ltoua nst ~ The fashionahie young ladies
laee ~ n4aou a.es ~ n +ha stagc IN New York has
| haan iat fha amateur actresses of Chicago be
| cnntent not to follow their example.
"coL- SELLERS AT M'v1cKER's.
Mr.. Raymond's impersonation OF that volatile
old'humbug, Col. Sellers, has been given at Nc
| Vicker's Theatre during the past week with
! most pleasing surroundings. Not the least of
| these was the attendance, which increased
| steadiIy from the beginning of the week. Fri
VI, n's"' s.' 49, .4a.~ f,,,1 Tha
ana the gallef1cs were turee-quat1els ioii. tne
receipts at the box-of1ice must have been IN the
ncighborhood OF $1,000. The acting, too, was
probably much better than it ever deserved to
rcrciyr. Miss Helen Tracy as Laura produced a
favorable imnression EVERYWHERE, The part has
been played here before by Rachel Noah at the
Academy, and By Miss Carroll at ncVickeFs'
but by neither OF them SO evenly as oX MISS Tracy
but her personation as q whole was oycrstralu-
ed. Miss Tracy wanted strength Of voice for
the shooting-scene, but she did not at any time
want energy of action. Mr.. Thorne's persona
throughout The results OF his experience on
the stage are shown III the nodulations of his
voice, which, although natural and conversation
al in tone, can be heard distinctly in all parts of
the theatre. The remainder Of the cast was
as LZdy HdwAlus, aud young Mr.. McVicker as
LaJayetE MT; Lee Is slnp! usaslesao.e' Isl t;aos
ioun ~ Is 81 f,,' in.ar+;tde ~ 90
coat; ue,ns ~ etase ~ Ill.,, ~ .e ,,; 10
" NneIncI ~ ts tne .'t, au+ ~ W.
tsanu7 unusi t'o M o.s.a,,a,, ~ - tha a,1sa-,
usr US anus Gu ~ y'fr ann ohsenc.
wouu " in.IeaseI y S;g an1J bai nnsete W. %a7
1roln II Q! young Mr. Me' lcAei, WV @ - nos ~ ~,
sSneu' grthtT ny natuie or ~, ~ aoln ,'.1i tuI
s1age' Ing oest l1le9tts u t,le Iloplletor WI
cohnrfn ta1s opinon ne Ga'10ses ~ ionsa. ~ ~
them: IS 20 Tue aslln@ ol ~. Ia hayn9ho ~ LIZ ans
pfluc.p p1it, uot1S ne" ,,' ~ *n " ~ csn.1s'
II anything, improved WIN tIne. to; os4tsls
IS mellow old SPECTATOR anu 9eteFs' oE-
the h,,il of ~ ,hs NAV f "'1'~NN
4rcrrrrs N Chicago
Arranrcments for the lecture-scason have
hs,r ,hont cor,nlote1 and # is now noasib1e RI
say who will be the principal lecturers in Chca-
oo The Sunday Lectures Society has secured
the following persons: Senator Boutwell,, Gen.
Banks, Mrs. LeonoweEs, the. Hon. Josiah
quincy, tne non N'lllau Iafsohs, LIE rev