Little Rock Theatre.
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Under the name of the National Theatre. ihis establishment has been refiiied and open ed, win respec,ubly company, by Messrs. OLIVER & Co, managers. The first Perfor- nance. Ut which we were present on Friday night last, was highly crediiable. The play was the s.IIunchback, by Sheridan Knowles, and as popular piece, which we had often seen strongly cast, and the remembrance of which was vivid with us, we were disposed to be slightly critical.

 Mrs Wilkinson acted the part of "Julia," i" with admirable effect. Her manner was de- eided and graceful, her enunciaiioa clear and her voice sweet. We have only to regret that some of the mos, beautiful things in her part, were marred by the inefliciency of su- bordinaie characters. .sMaster Waller,n was we'll done by Mr. Leicester, who. once be- fore, belonged to ar theatrical company in ihis, city, where his talents are well known and appreciated, We have seen, at the s.Park Theaire,r Master Walters, of fer less mer,t than Mr. L's.

 Mr. Herbert is all old actor, and an old ia vori,e, and consequently we shall take the liberty of saying. that Il he would '.siick to the book" and not improrise so frequently, his representation would be more effective. This eriemporising, by a player, is not plea

 ! sant to the car of those who detect the varia- ttnn ,