| Show r GeoijeCMilit r j The preacheractor who appears at r the Theatre here on the 2d 3d and 4th 5 1 of December is receiving very complimentary I t com-plimentary mention from the press and f public wherever he has given performances i I t I per-formances John Chadwick of Brooklyn 1 writes as follows We have had Mr I t S jteorce U Miln for a whole week in j l Brooklyn at the Academy Music his S I repertory which seemed a very daring I I one consisting of Hamlet Othello S Macbeth Richelieu and The Fools i Revenge But the event has proved j that he had not rashly Undertaken i what he could not successfully perform I have seen him myself only as Hamlet i i which was not his most successful part I f but I must confess myself astonished ut I the sincerity and brilliancy of his performance t 1 per-formance I did not think it possible I i that in so short a time a man could + S make himself so far a master ofa great I f and difficult art Our Brooklyn Uiiion I whose dramatic critic is one of tlp I most competent qualified its praise < f Mr Milns Hamlet somewhat but his t Macbeth is called a magnificent piece of l I acting and for his Richelieu it could Ii 4 hardly find sufficient words of praise If I Vhat seemed a doubtful venture has proved a remarkable success 11 1 |
