Henry Irving, un disegno biografico della dea, la gruppodei adoratori, l'invocazione, il tuono appello di Cammas, ha dato una più vivida impressione della solennità dei vecchi riti di heathen di quella che si può derivare da una descrizione altruante, per quanto eloquente. Miss Terry, come Camma, borese con grazia ed effetto, e MR. Irving- è stato forzato andpicturesque come Synorix. La Coppa è stata disputata, insieme con i fratelli corsi, fino ad aprile 9th. Il mese di aprile il i6th il Belles Stratagem è stato ripreso, con il Sig. Irving come Dori-Court, e la Sig.ra Terry come Letitia Hardy, la Sig.ra Co

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Henry Irving, a biographical sketch . figure of the goddess, the groupingof the worshippers, the invocation, and the thunderclap whichanswered Cammas appeal, gave one a more vivid impression ofthe solemnity of the old heathen rites than can be derived fromany description, however eloquent. Miss Terry, as Camma, boreherself with grace and effect, and Mr. Irving- was forcible andpicturesque as Synorix. The Cup was played, together withThe Corsican Brothers, until April 9th. On April the i6th The Belles Stratagem was revived, with Mr. Irving as Dori-court, -and Miss Terry as Letitia Hardy, Mrs. Cowleys comedywas acted until May, in conjunction with The Cup. On Mayand, Mr. Edwin Booth appeared at the Lyceum Theatre asOthello to the lago of Mr. Irving, Miss Ellen Terry playingDesdemona; and, on May 9th, the two actors changed parts, Mr.Irving acting Othello, whilst Mr. Booth played lago. The con-junction of these two distinguished artists was an event of rareinterest; and the contrast of their gifts, and the general excellence. IRVING AS DIGBY GRANT (Act II.) I88I.1 « ROMEO AND JULIET. 69 of the representation, made this revival of Othello one of themost noteworthy in dramatic history. Othello was acted onthe Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays in each week; on theintervening nights, The Cup an<^ The Belles Stratagemmade up the bill. On June 18th Hamlet was played. It wasthen acted thirteen times. The performances which concludedthe season were The Bells, The Belles Stratagem, TheMerchant of Venice, Eugene Aram, and Charles I. Dur-ing this season, The Cup had been represented one hundredand twenty-seven times, The Belles Stratagem thirty-six, and Othello twenty-two. Mr. Irvings benefit took place onJuly a3rd, with The Bells as the principal attraction. Mr. J.L. Toole also contributed to the evenings entertainment, andMr. Irving and Miss Terry appeared as Modus and Helen in thewell-known scene from The Hunchback. On December a6th, the Lyceum re-opened with Two Roses, with M

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• bookpublishernewyo
• bookyear1884