Henry Irving, ein biografischer Sketch. Cieved-Mr. Irving und Miss Teny erscheinen als Modus und Helen- Two Roses- Romeoand Juliet, die 160 Nächte lang wiederbelebt wurden - Der Vortrag des Earl of Lyttons in der Nacht - Viel Lärm Um Nichts wiederbelebtes - Runs 212 Nächte - I^^evivalof spielt von Mr. Irving und der LycCompany in Amerika - Farewell! Ein WEITERER Meilenstein in dieser auffälligen Karriere wurde nun erreicht.•*? *? Herr Irving war bereits der erfolgreichste englische Schauspieler seiner Zeit. Die Pensionierung von Frau Bateman aus dem Lyceum ist die begehrte Chance, seine eigene Managerin zu werden und sie durchzuführen

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Henry Irving, a biographical sketch . ived—Mr.Irving and Miss Teny appear as Modus and Helen— Two Roses— Romeoand Juliet revived—Acted for 160 nights—The Earl of Lyttons speech on thelooth night— Much Ado About Nothing revived—Runs 212 nights—I^^evivalof plays to be performed by Mr. Irving and the Lyceum Company in America—Farewell! A NOTHER landmark in this striking career was now reached.•*? *? Mr. Irving was already the most successful English actor ofhis time. The retirement of Mrs. Bateman from the Lyceum gavehim the much coveted opportunity of becoming his own manager, and of carrying out his projects for the restoration of the poeticdrama. It cannot be said tb.at the enterprise was favoured byprecedent. Actor-managers like Macready and Charles Keanhad failed to make the higher drama a commercial success; butMr. Irving was to show that the most cultivated dramatic tastecould, even in this prosaic epoch, be made the basis of the mostprosperous theatrical management in the history of the English. MISS ELLEN TERRY AS PORTIA. r879.] THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. 65 stage. The first act of the new manager of the Lyceum was toengage Miss Ellen Terry, whose great gifts have played a con-spicuous part in Mr. Irvings triumphs. On December 30th, 1878, Hamlet was revived, the chief novelties being thatMiss Ellen Terry played Ophelia for the first time, and th^t thetragedy was represented with a poetic appreciation of sceniceffect which it had never before received. There was no oppres-sive magnificence wholly out of keeping with the spirit of theplay, but a harmony of dramatic and pictorial effect which madethe production a realisation of a dream which Mr. Irving toldhis audience he had cherished all his life. Hamlet was playedfor one hundred and eight nights, and on April 17th, 1879, The Lady of Lyons was brought out, with Irving as ClaudeMelnotte and Miss Terry as Pauline Deschapelles. Mr. Irvingthen revived Eugene Aram, Richelieu, Louis XI., f Charles I., Th

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• bookpublishernewyo
• bookyear1884