New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHIyG.'
PRESS COMMENTS
TRIBUNE.

TRIBUNE.
II was pleasant pleasant 20 record the return
Miss Fanny Davenport the field Of shakesparan con-
ey Her uxuran beauty and her opuent attire made the
Injury the and her airy mischief 1s and
rlery made II enjoyable 10 the sense ol etl
venture as Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing was
made by Miss Fanny Daven port evening the Union
Square Theatre This brilliant actress had been ~ long as
ated in the nubic parts that her
ceptabilty coneiienne IA become memory u was
dressed superey her abilities IN comedy Warranted
her in the assumption
The Union Square filed last evening TO witness Miss
Fanny Davenports first performance Of b atrice ID
spectacular revival OF " Much Ado About Moth
Tne both on tho part OF Miss bavenpor
Ill sne h,t AMI costly Miss Davenpors beatrice
alto gether Intelligent and arlue @
The coeSe %g e s1s Mnch Ao About Nothing win
assuredy prove a big CO.
TIMES.
The career OF Miss Fanny NEWPORT since she from
the ranks star actress has been marked oy con
slant progress and Her efforts have been
faith uliv directed toward the production ~ good plays In
good form she has expended large sums ~ me pnrcse .
foreign intrinsic value. and mas also deVot Iougnt
and energy proper representa- OF the stdnha
Seen hgbfIy rewarded and she public
ARTIST and ministry reflect credit upon an non,
Ado Abon Nothing was ere square The
evening The comedy was gwen handsome stare
attire The painted BY Mr. Noegtln ana VII Gas
parh N9etier. are tasteful rue tosluheS answer
quIehen' ol NV =, ,r,,,S - s,ct,vs and
and nano ne, M ,;nt al music S,pv,ei by Quar-
TEL Of mixed voices - pleasing Aosrshra Il ,b a. I
body play to whose attention we earnestly commend
Miss Davenport hat never portrayed the merry. sharp
tOuguod relircc until last night ann her 'on 81 lie ne
iantly executed when her mnd IL entirely freed rom me
%TrT Se en nrr tt he oks The TaceT Ter handsome
and ar Of auth NV exaety hiing n' nsnorn n"'
In the with Beneick after he Dis omin OF Hero
full o variety the gradatons rom tenderness to g"yeV
and again 20 passionate i"r'e
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