... her fate depended, and they certainly did exert themselves to the very utmost. Of Mr. Young, in particular, and of the fair actress of whom we shall hereafter speak, we may say, that we never saw cha- racters better sustained, or entered into with more ap- ...

... in the opinion we expressed, and which we had formed from the manner in which she had executed her previous songs. As an actress, Miss Russell has almost everything to learn, but there is an originality and an interesting inclination to merriment in her ...

... in our opinion, not very well. The Arabella of Madame Vestris was better in its way, although not one of this fascinating actress's happiest efforts. We fancied that she threw a little too much ut the soubrette into the part. In the second act slie introduced ...

... power of touching the heart with«ut doing violence to the judgment, which is perhaps the most essential qua- lity of a great actress. In the points where the tempta- tions to extravagance are highly dangerous to the young and the aspiring of her profession ...

... spring to the Rentes— the Three per Cents. are now in request at 7 _.f. 35c Mns. Wavi.ett. — The benefit of this accomplished actress and singer takes place at the Sur rev Theatre, °n Tuesday next, the 11th instant, and the bill of fare, offered on this occasion ...

... ; her ex- pression of feeling, her action, htr motion, anil her utter- ance, frequently reminded us of that highly gifte* actress. Aliss Phillips's manner wsis graceful, her enunciation clear and distinct ; and iv the most tr\iii_f »cene ■', her talent ...

... grumbling \Eng- lishman's Tale , the Romance of the Wallachian ; the Adventures of the Soldier; the (Jay Confessions of the Actress ; the Spaniard's Story of Intrigue and Jealousy; and the Italian's Narratives of Superstition and Con- spiracy. Tliese ch ...

... roof were as wide apart and as much mutilated, as those which ap. peaifn the first state of Hogarth's print ofthe Strolling Actresses in a Barn ; and the small fire-place was filled with a grate large enough for the carpenter's glue-pot. However, it was under ...

... and effect of the sentiment put into the mouth of the gawky but agreeable country girl ; and the natural vi- vacity of the actress accomplished the rest, rendering this one of the most successful debuts that it has been our fortune to witness. On first ...

... •* Ah non so die mi sento prettily, and with great feeling and expression. We should think she will make a famous comic actress if she determine upon adopting the stage as a profession. The whole performance was conducted with very great effect and ensemble ...

... white ling, and wound it round her little feet, v . Whicii are enclosed in shoes only three inches in size. * Tan in the actress. In this p c she is called Wang, to whicii the title of Ta-nalng (lady. mlsy) Is added. f I'u-kaug ?? a pot-mender, in the ...

... England, married a second time. Miss Nelson has a respectable independence ; but an am. bition to distinguish herself as an actress has induced her to leave privacy to incur the censure or enjoy the applause of a theatrical audience. She has been under the ...