The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-03

the creation ID limited In La Tisbs however We have ID
the elements contained In the familiar charsoter
ssther with many Others by the prosc desf
OF the suhor Al these erasped by the great Ane
ricsn actress; and from the deep joy and strong aecn
with which she meets Rodolfo, down to the mon,mt
when she gradually under the weigh. of Dr.
row, dying while gazing on HIM she has wildly loved
there is great justice done to the dramatis by the his
trione skill Of the artistic. The play is by NO means or
the highest order Of dramatic composition 10 of
modern romantic school; and play of that school
well calculated for dramatic effect II deals largely WITH
the passions and has tragic interest that elevatss me
whole compoeitionthe gaining much by ,ho
vivid delDeaton Of La ri,b-.
Having thus presented the chief points displayed by
Charlotte Cufhman latest psrsopaton it may be ade6G
that the peculiar force OF the character likely to
De, It as as that o. any 81 sne ,9s o. me
construction OF the play viii make this part highly opu
lar Charlotte Cushman must always command adnlra-
that she may eshi BIT her talents; but it Is r
the powerful portaure OF th- passions that she xces
to the task. Her engagement ut Broughams Iyceums
has been step taken in the right direction By the
nssemsI which, in appealing to high taste In the
nent riends Let not doubt that the great reputation
earned BY Charlotte Cushnsn both home and abroad
VIII insure TOT cur country woman continued
this brilliant period Of dramatic snd musical
entertainments which ar. OF the highest ORDER and
employing the highest talents aud genius
Last night of Nocfes .anqJrosisn4 in the
way of amusemcnts. 1t u night Of music uari.
and histrionics. long to be remembered. And while
justice Is awarded to the charming voice aIa artistic
Projections Of the sweet singer Of the Emerald
while the Iresstiby fascinating Anna Thlcp holds the
premium Of the Grown Diamonds while Mis- Charlotte
Cushman, with her lofty genius Is maintaining the ee-
waited position here which she in her transatlantic
triumphs while the graceful and elegant and popula,
Miss Laura Addison is reviving the glory Of the OLE
Druiy at the Broadway; We have yet smother star
Of the first magnitude at Burton's, where nightly
to cverfowing houses she has been shining in
the fullest eugence Of success There is question CT
the capacities Of Mrs. Warner in tragedy comedy
after the conclusive illustrations which has given OF
her powers within the past week In that srsuga, wild
and romantic creation of shskspcare she invested the
heroine with much Of grace and dignity, to leave
upon the mind the impression that such must be the
style OF Rachel in her classical approximations In that
dark and terrible story Of Macbeth where bold
bilious, strong minded woman, plunges into su abyss Of
crimes the most revolving and through the revuon in
her womans heart, which hurries her ID ms snitJ
and dissolution, through all those dark and terrible
scenes, the Lady Macbeth CT Mrs Werner will stand
endorsed among the highest representations Of that
fearful character. From the most difficult tragedy TO
light and playful comedy broad field of theatrical ta
personaon are as distinct in the jealous Mrs oakley,
as in the bloody minded Lady Macbeth.
The comedy OF The Elder Coleman. Of the Jealous
Wife," witnessed by such housefu last eve nj ng
that rome hundreds who rather late peed
to be ratified with standing place during PERFORM
This play OF itself nothing and per
bsps its only distinguishing merit burdrels
Of sbored productions cast into the tombs" IL the well
sustained character Of Mrs Oakley, the Jealous wifi.
Mrs Warner however, admirably stained as she was
by Mr. Burton, Dir Byo.t Mrs Dyott, and altogether
hrst rate stock company not oiy presented the play
the appreciation OF The house but invested throughout
with the interest Of first rate dy 1t particu
Larry Interesting to observe the dcveiOpemen from the
trst Suspicious OF her husband proceedings, TO the full
explosion of spirited wouian's jealousy, por-
trayed by Mrs. Warner. Her ipquisitiye CONVEX
sstion win Lacy Freeloye, from whom she goes
hone with confirmation strong holy writ -
Of Sir Oekiey's infringement OF Of the ten CON-
msndments, was chsrmipgIy done. She fairly in
for catching the reprobste when lie least expected
in the succeeding fhe did overhaul him IN
unfortunate consultation in his Louse with the in
nocent object Of her suspicious Hell wrath was gradn-
ally develt ped to its climax in most delightful ct Of tho
Mysteries The truthful giving OF this ca,astro-
The, We doubt net was approved by the recoectioue
OF many Bepedick Of such scenes in real life
In fact. Mr. Burton has made a luckie- engage
mebt than this Of Mrs Werner; che LADY OF fne sp
rearsnce AZ worthy her European
highly distinguished actress The entertainments lst
evening closed after the pretty song Of Ben Bolt" by
Mrs Holman, with the laughAble farce Of Crimson.
Crimes " This evening challenge the Play going;
public to test the Ct Judgment OF Mrs
Warmers Lady Macbeth