Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

khes drew GaMsfoAs a11-eDos 81
Po.sss lssl night a. sacisaes tasi as
certainly oold Il 49, eritiesi- Recognition
q aas trits ans philosoph.e hDss ~ ~Acee
Adoa was ffsqazat.y ma1s M2niissi and
thsrsiofe is a. asl bs sd sess ~hstbsr %
10 the re1dlnoa szs al inIsiiseEazl treat.
q va Judged by "a ints.lssEoe based on
age average % isuilarily With the lex II
tbs drama To reason or sltsDpg ois-
eoe,ss sith TIE pay. the dsisghslol Sozs5y.
-Lich is gwen ~ he immortal ssre %
lilusgrsis he sssos tkss love can conquer
the most resoiuts bachelor, -oUIc - "a
Unc4ilsd fcs as 70 cispcts tbs do1nss II
religion among Is teachers snd sIPonenis-
Much Ado which is seldom presented by
the Ulayers II these UHes never
tbeless contain elements and Op-
pOrtunities which it would seem shsuld
tempt our comedians and comsdleanes -
maze u popuiAf card 4 ther fsPsft0iFes-
Ne Kbes Inust be credited With cbunage
- vel as gOOd judgment. for oecas iOnaliy
giving this comedy estntati0I even
though the rendition may be faulty ktea's
Beatrice l. cerlAiniv conceived IL thf proper
slift IL has tie sparkle anc 4avor "
constant Sisscity. tbs cunning anld iDno-
Ceat intrigue are given lisnt. aud th5 bum4r
of the pCrtraituls Is seldom lOsl sight %.
Her presence j. tEsLIpg lively al ) grace
fIt she has complete grasp OF the kuauler
ami movement Of the character. " lille
attractive Ia the exterior Is musq be con-
fesstd aud the fact u usl be patent 10 khea
herself Tat there are some gfeylO+s faults
and some serious falllDgs ia the execution
Of this brilliantly conceived Beatride. II Is
msrred throughout by eiOcutionary detects.
In.s ssult l. slways noticeable. and Is more
or less painful Neither time or space will
permit Al this sritiug OF = lengthy allusiOn
10 this unfortunate side of her Beattice, and
consideration OF Il will be deierreIi 10 an
other article In which something viii be
sad OF kusa's methods.
Rhes Il must be sad has the carriage OF
an artist and her ability 10 distribute aud
control her art has oyersh allowed her i'm
peTfectlons and saved her from failure.
Her Beatrice lives because she has caught
the design and inspiration Of the gteat poet.
This is the beauty that attracts, and elevstes
the i'm persCnation and holds u within the
realms of respeclability. The conception is
so magnetic ana is so vivid and clean cut
that II will always enlist attention. This
is all there is that will win friendship for
her Characterization. Those who saw her
when she presented this character seven
years ago will acknowledge. II they were
presen. last night, that she was not near as
earnest or impressive. But theL players
! cannot always have the even humor and
energy in their efforts. for they have their
proportion of the ills of the fesh like other
| folk. Ii it WAS st times unsatisfactory II
would be no more than generous
| to overlook il, for the fact that her support
was even and admirable. Mr. Harris as
| Benedick, leaves nothing TO be said but
words of praise. He was manly, bold. de-
Al t..I 81 1.
| vesled the susceptibility to the word which
moves US ail-loye The almost imper-
ceptlble change of resolution was managed
| with charming delcacy. IL was a Benedick
| that created many Beatrices among fair
| eex in the audience Mr.. Owen made
passabe Don Pedro and Miss Waterman
was effective rs Hero. The comedy char
acters. Dogberry and Verges. in the case
| of Aessrs. AcManus and Amory were IN
happy hands. hcManus. as Dogberry, lett
nothing uDdone or desired. He under
stood the drollery, the stupidity and the
| pompOsitv OF the part perfectly, and made
| II entertaining by rejecting upon II decided
| comicI genius. Mr.. Amory, his shadow.
was constantly in his light and equally
satisfactory. The ladies and gentlemen
who cared for the other characters. were in
telligent and efficient. This afternoon Rhea
| will De seen a. Adrienne. Tonight the en-
gagement will end. and Sardou's comedy.
| "A Dangerous Game will be the bill. The
costumes worn by hbea and company are
neh and magnificent.
There was a change of bill at Redmond's
Yesterday afternoon Edwin Mayo and com
pany appearing in the familiar "Davy
| Crockett" This play has been seen here
time and again. and judging from the re-
| ceptOn given IL yesterday its popularity Is
alive and healthy. Mr.. Msyos impsrson-
| alton of the big hearted back woodsman is
| ike that of his talented father. His com
psny gave further testimony Of their
oapsbihty. The play will be repeated this
afternoon and e. ming.
! "Peck's Bad Boy" and all the incident
| mischief and terrors will be the card a.
| Kedmonds : next week. IL Is said that no
| dull moments will be allowed in the pre-
| sentstIon OF the piece, because II has been
| improved IN almost every scene, and now
| taxes rank among the foremost comedies of
| the dsy. New sOngs and dances have also
been introduced, as we'll as many new
tricks aud schemes. Seats are now on sale.
The theatre patrons cannot reward Nans-
| ger Garvood oy any too large a patronage
for securing 80 great an attraction as the
| Dus Opera Company which will give Won
| Suppes opera, a Trip TO Africa al
Powers next wednesday and Thursday
even ing. The soioists are Laura Belini.
| Agnes Stone. Rose Leighton Francis Gail
lard Harry Brown and Hubert Wike. The
sale Of seats begins MONDAY morning.
+. C. Rust Is in the city looking after the
/ business details preparatory TO the appear
ancs here next f1dsy and Saturday of
Saisbury's Tr0uoa4ors and the only Nelly
| AcHenry.
Seats msv now be secured for the Maggie
/ Mitchell engagement At Powers Monday
evening. Miss Mitchell will present her
new comedy, Ray"
he usual mstinee will be given this
sHsrnoon - smiths Opera House. ~ which
| time he entire programme viii be pre-
/ sentet srd tonight ~ili positively be the
! isst appsarance Of tbis oueQuslIed speciality
| company. rblch 5 positive guarantee VI =
lsTgs house.