... rirlsant audience, the most universal marks of- approba- tion, Mrs. Beverley in all the wveighty chara ers of laigedyis an actress of the first class, and Mr. Htghes a truly clever comedian.h I i I ...

... h~ieibe Ira *biu h rsheuray hki groan so great at Ihe Cirrus. ?? laguoge is full of mugarimsst and, hether we ecnsider her a an actress apeaker,' or a inge'r, Ti miust sly. to her., ?? To schoph, to cho - fo schooL.` Let not the publi ippmse tatit wf s i the ...

... instructions of some abler advisers than those who seem to have been about ?? FEnON will probably become a very tolerable actress aid agree- able singer. the soundest pait of the whole entertainment is atford- ed by Mr. Yousu's performance of Rolla, whicl ...

... female per- roimer,-ttil.t of ilfty tragedy. It ic oilt of olur rower- tI comp.pre her with ormoor ecelekbrated an I rival actresses, Iimo 11e C aslcever seen ; but if any oif them excelled Ler i: cereain chara ters, the prublic Ilnlt for to itself a nol)l ...

... whereri now rnl A ih r ninst gil ?? il, liine ID solicit the fasour of a Mar aol ?? ult he .wrieL in this, somne Actor or Actress nay bhitnk that Ilie ,ut desl inert fivr them woolid ni it exiliilI thlem to. aivilp11 and nmay refiuc to co-opera!n'. Ft ...

... the want of space from saying so much -as our inclinations woul. . di'tate in favour of this' most acconxplisltied Tragic Actress now left to us. Miss SmsiTfs possesses eminent qualifications for- the striking display of the vehement' passion3 of the soul ...

... CnARLioTTi ?? WarsAli -resigned hser appoint- ment at the same time with Lady DP, CLWroton,. MAs. SjDbOS._An ?? thia inimitable actress, froitu the chisel of Mrl T. S<7, Of Porticind- road, is just finisted. It is Ii full size, and prescnts an admirable likeness ...

... THIEATRICAL EXAMINER. No. 128. Adzne Seore was represented on .Mfonday last at this theatre, for the pu!rpuse of introdilcig a new actress in the Cha- racter of Aliria. It is inmpossible to name Iihi tragedy. Xritcth!recollecting .ith a smiles th:!t it's author ...

... all this, if we were at this late peri d to offer to tlhe public a review of the excellencies of hsis i. old and favourite actress. For who is there Who hasilst heard of her int restieg simplicity, her natural grace, hier playful originalily, and all those ...

... of her sonorous vociferation. 'k Surely, Mr. Critic, you are hy per critical- every 1-bZgy allows Miss SMITH 10 be a fine actress, and some think her equal to Mrs. SID. Doo4s. Really, 55t, I bave not ihe least desire to elilec into a contreversy with ...

... preseut of some beautiful Ponies io the Pr lac-ss. wI >3 Mr. SroooNa's RatiisntsRThe talernts of this.i- in- roo dompirable Actress are so justly appreciated b thej co md Public, as to make it impossible for any descrpion to Cr his convey a high r-idea of ...

... we believe !Mrs. SIDooNs o' Mr. KeIaXLu Wi 1111 express a ditiferent opilnion. Cer- . t iS, Withl respect t, thitat great actress, tbal latterly all ti0 l ore skilfu.ill ?? ;ctio)s of her voice, and all the hcecr liactnatiliis of her Varying ?? were lost ...