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... favour of the audience, and we shall indeed be greatly mistaken if this lady does not soon become one ofthe most popular actresses in this line of character on the st ige. With a fine person, handsome face, and agreeable expression, she unites a charming ...
... received throughout the performance the loud plaudits of the audience, and fully sustained htr reputation as the first comic actress of the day. Of the Squire Broad- lands of Mr. Farren it is impossible te speak in terms too laudatory ; he is the very type ...
... commonly handsome; and the absurd costume and manners of the charactr were not able to con- ceal the case and grace of the actress. The scenes of flirtation between the 'Widow and Goldfinch (capi- tally acted by Mr. F. Vining), were the best things iu the ...
... manner by the Socialists. One of them is spoken of (being at the same time a mercer and a phalansterian), at whose house an ex-actress of the Theatre Fran9ais drank to the guillotine, and expressed a wish to see t iousands of heads falling. REMARKABLE METEOR ...
... Vandenhoff made her first appearance iu the character of the fair heroine. On the 2d of January, 1845, that accomplished actress achieved a great success at Covent-garden Theatre, in the character cl Antigone: and now, on the fifth anniversary of that ...
... correspondent impression. The audience—the largest, probably, that has yet been gathered togetherwas moved by the talent of the actress to call loudly for her when the curtain fell; and when she came, in company with the lessee, the acclamations were vehement ...
... correspondent impression. The audience—the largest, probably, that has yet been gathered together—was moved by the talent of the actress to call loudly for her when the curtain fell: and when she came, in company with the lessee, the acclamations were vehement ...
... to Puin ; and we only wait to see her in some other characters before record. ing our present impression, that she is an actress of n, ordinary powers, who will become a permatnent acquisition to the stage in the line of characters in wuch Mrs. GLnVER ...
... correspondent impression. The audience— th* largest, probably, that has yet been gathered together was moved by the lalent of the actress to call loudly f' her when the curtain fell; and when she came, in compaof with the lessee, the acclamations were vehement ...
... Christmas festivities have been parodied in a scandalous manner by the Socialists. One of them is spoken of, at whose house an ex-actress of the Theatre Francais drank to the guillotine, and expressed wish to see thousands of heads falling.” Seventeen of the persons ...
... Christmas festivities have been parodied in a scandalous manner by the Socialists. One of them is spoken of, at whose house an ex-actress of the Theatre Francais drank to the guillotine, and expressed a wish to see thousands of heads falling. would be in love ...
... of the poor; but on arriving there the wiser part turned back, for, as is not unusual on similar occasions, the celebrated actress was declared to be too ill to give her services. Concerts, masquerades, and balls are plentiful at all the theatres and the ...