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4 revisions | Landon Braun at May 13, 2020 03:05 PM | |
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157NATIONAL THEATRE--BUFFALO BILL--MAY CODY. Buffalo Bill, as an actor, is not to be judged by | 157NATIONAL THEATRE--BUFFALO BILL--MAY CODY. Buffalo Bill, as an actor, is not to be judged by any of the conventional standards, but that he is a good drawing card cannot be denied, and the rough, wild, exciting border life he illustrates, aided by genuine and untutored savages is not without specific attracting power; and the fact that he appears in first-class theatres is sufficient proof that Buffalo Bill's patronage is not wholly confined to the gallery. Of all the border heroes who have appeared on the stage, Mr. Cody is by far the best, in fact the only one who has maintained from year to year an organization, and an increasing reputation. There is considerable in the drama of "May Cody" to commend, some stirring scenes and incidents and some really good acting. The hero, himself, is a sight worth seeing. |