, 1879-06-10
AMUSENf EN1'S.

iiftl iIntstaY Y :. Charles Il. N,,hfc
:1otophinc -. MIS- Eons FAtk
Duttcfcnn.... ..... ...stIts Jessie Bartlett
Tic Church Cliotr company commenced its
season Of rtnafoso Inst evening at ltavcs1g'h
Theatre. an,1. notwithstanding the yerY lavish
'nA''aos :. "''e" 's,o pupis o'e pecn nM'o'ou
ol 'ate' largo auutcflce aufncd out TO welcome
the new crew. Probably almost eyosy person
present went especially to hear son'o very OK
~ ~. 1att"s Sa@,s, ,.,,a,.aa. thox .~.r. h.,.
~ LUG 1s'teE 1eesfo. Ho"osss' .ne! "e'e naP
ply disappointed. TOT, Though she hct'ne
not not nosttycly b.d. II cannot bo
o-,o.t.s ~ ..,si ,,.,,,..a =. ~. .t.o. u,,i
s.o,,.,s w. s' a.ss.. " ~ ss 3sss ss.s,s.t.
~ appaa'.s ne11'e , auo.eness as".a.e
don In acting, bus tome Of tho principals may
In cre,1,ted with pons,1ernb,a dramatic tbfli.y.
.r,onr ,hs,, AZ. n.-t,s,t H.. vii NJ ~
w"do % e" Mr Enson ar.T Ia s,',s % It, IN Tnymnnd @ His*
| Bartlett, though made up a. very Youthful,
md tnrasouo, ant, oyerdrcsscd Buaercup, In
vhch rc,n.ct .he vto,,,cd ,ho condIttona NJ M.
toso, sang .''o nast ac''snsIuty' hcf rlen 'o'es
the pretty ballad 10 a very telling manner,
willis sto acted It with ,nore abandon and
:. Assn'. ss" =. s,' nao' W A' sue ..". ...".
1t has uauaily been gl7on here. For 'ifst
| presentation, II WIS remarkably successful,
untl 1t mndo a very marked impression uron the
made np yery ebarmue .ios<oIiat and actcd
It With protty da!uttucss and sotno quiet littlo
touches et cilild:iiko humor tint refe very
lay 10 high a. to reash Tic weak spota in l,cr
ySso w.s ys5y ss{oyasIs fsf IL nts'|igsnss :
now n.nl tlen missing her lines but thIa MAY bo
attributed to nervousness, which viii wear on
aftcr shc becomes 4 littls moro at home on the
staEs. We capnot no.. say % much for Mr.. T'lton's
cost,,Incd tlic pafr elegantly, but l.cr goice Is
not strong Of leeidci enough to eiye any effect
to Tho fn,istc, and iler pgrsonution laeks all Tho
ideai us5e W. presume no ,' ono hss heretofore
bccn fns11 enough 10 credit Mr., Bowen WITH any
patt!ctfat degree Of dramatic ability no that III
lids regard lid pcrtountlon 4sas veritanle aur-
nergons, ntsS tboaeh av lled The C pass viii, uuct
e vers o. ID from Of The coereeaioa: on i,ut % in If tle m
eccoud act, as no became moro accustomed to
l with hfs nntficncc. la acnuirtu coTftlenco
7 and self-command, md commenced to
mellow. In tho trot ,"Never mind
!ne WY nsn TncIaau,s ,n,,,,s ~ 1oansR;ans aIs
snu. fa;rly tnat t,,e o,1tsnrc hr sfnrm n"e Ti;s
s!prlnr was always acceptable unl at times yory
strong In every respect. MIR. McYn.le was al.
hdtnttahfG Cdptds", though 81, fnctal nnEe-'lp
ln,En! " n!,psoJeu. no astsu % XII paFs tae
fact fto nniy linn ti,t, music of ihe nart has
over tocn stng hero. Nr. Knorr sang we'll, bns
ia action he LACKS IN almost eVery particular;
Mr.. Raymond 10 Eooa actor n'I sings well
enough for what little. he has to do,
but. ha should drop AZ gaEs, und not
baslesaus to part: .o,,stto, ns fauf "as o A.!
made varY clever, DoafsitaiH, but did not
make y yery stronE Inlpressiion WITH his , gn!y
sonE Tie chorus 1tneGrg 1atn a9out 5 ssy
stro1gest chortis TINT has ever appeared hcfc In
this wak fhe 6na!es q 10th aeta wore ~
with considerabte atl!tty, but he should hnya
adod the people On the stage In places whcsc
they hesftntcd. We would also aMgRcst that the
Dialogues bo spoken louder. They mere so1nc-
timeh inaudlbla at te bach oi + TIE theatro: On
and it made great popuar, sucee:s. The only
Interpolation. uutton's "Tar's Song" at the
| ~ AftA rrnnt hit. ~ FfuAf0yA ~ Will HI