... must have been charm- ing, or Mr Stony would not have caught so much graceful inspiration from the subject. Daisy's Dimples speak for themselves. Blankton Weir is a waterside lyric, more ambitious than most that we find here. It will commend itself to ...

... never gone far down into ens- hearts-; sobbisgs would find no echo like to those sounds which confirm the sucesscs of which we speak. The very lovc-snaking mnust hsave beer To the hulesreinig of thir hragur-fly and muurmuring of tine streasu, as the author ...

... Orleans in 1839. He first went on the stage in 1853 as a call boy in the Varieties Theatre, in his native city. The first speaking part he ever played was the Seneschal, in The FIorest of Boady, in the Pelican Theatre, New Orleans. He next appeared in ...

... blillisnt in draulatie history. Ithas been generally acknowledged by the best critice allnd oeans of this great metropolis, in speaking of LAURtA KEENUS COMdPANY, that no euch treipe of artiacs has been assembled together since the days of the old PARI Theatre ...

... that strange, characteristic, and original expression it possessed. Of his talent as a solo player a critic of the period speaks in the following terms :- I am astonished at the almost inexhaustible wealth of ideas, the altogether characteristic style ...

... no striking situation, and the smooth lines of the poetry are recited by the actors almost in a whisper, as if they were speaking beside a deathbed. It is ispossible to say that the Gisreslau Frire contains atsy rave defects, but on the other sand it ...

... apology. But there are not a fci slinongst the clergy with more sense and gentlemanly feeling than those of whoin I have been speaking, who content ?? with saying that in geueral there is nothing par- ?? baIL or ininoral in stage plays-nay, that they are genlensly ...

... Chaplin as the soldier Williams. In his hands this picturesque character awakens all our admira- tion. Miss Tilly Andrews speaks the Chorus lines well ; and Miss Kate Rogers plays Alice intelligently. The scenery is that used in San Francisco when ...

... effective but for one fault, which in all kindness we venture to draw his attention to. We grant it is perfectly natural in speaking an aside to subdue the voice greatly, and we often wish when we hear artistes shouting an aside that they would consider ...

... apeeshee that ?? ?? produces so admirable ait effect. Sheo is acting the whole timle site is eil the stage, whether chile she speaks, or while site listems. vI* Mliss Patenitan's sxperiettes in her art is too great to allow her to be spoilt by Clue almost ...

... MdUe. Sophie, said to be only toe years old, umsde-toohe the character of the Little Devil, aind acted rather gracefully, speaking iinfinitely better than her full-grown companions. Her singing does not induce us to say anything very complimentary, but ...

... entertainment was vesy acceptable, and has afforded great delight to large audiences. We have been more than usually minute in speaking of this production, as it evinces a desire on the part of the Manage- unent to retrieve the position which the Theatre seemed ...