III.—FIRST IMPRESSIONS.

Union Square, New York—An Enterprising Chronicler—The

Lambs—The Newspapers and the New-comers—“Art must

Advance with the Times”—“Romeo and Juliet” at the

Lyceum—“Character Parts”—No Real Tradition of Shakespearian

Acting—“Mannerisms”—The Stage as an Educator—Lafayette

Place—A Notable Little Dinner—The Great American Bird,

“Not the Eagle, but the Duck”—A Question of “Appropriate

Music”—Speculators in Tickets and their Enormous

Profits—Middlemen, the Star Theatre, and the Play going Public 65

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