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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VI, Issue 300, 31 January 1879, Page 5

Miss Emilie Gavin, the young lady who some months since created a favourable impression in New York, upon the occasion of her debut in that city, is now playing an engagement in Chicago, 111 She made a decided hit at that city in Katbei me, in Shakespeare's play of Henry VIII. The scene between K:ithcrine and the two Cardinals is generally omitted in presenting the play, for the reason that it is difficult to procure a Katherine who ran jlo justice to the scene ; Miss Gavin, however, not only went through the scene in a manner highly creditable to herself, but was called before the curtain m response to the enthusiastic plaudits of her admirers.— Boston