New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-06

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Adr cnnc 10 go with her reading. Adrenns. 10
uurth Ito PIin,', ada pinsago Of Ph91ra, point
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FIest ~ita ,hs N Of a. u7blp.lnns f.ss"
But o. lof rrfufr hone a rie0ne iccli most ~ ely
lie snonr.a a hG po.iiion when bN lover ap1eaTs
ard ofc's hi hand to reward her iVr Der gene on,
love II poOr actress The wife 81 Maurice Of sar1uy
This = more tbnn AdreLne can bear AID tho Budfeu
cation from hum,ia'o1 ana disappointment 70 suoh
sef Sc Il deviation aLd Joy pro 'uced sueL iefH'e
heck uron her nervous sy.itm that sno bcBns 10
wander md Gcs.
skETCH or CHARACTERS
Ttere are two eli .rac'crs 10 ibis play worth pencil
ps. Maurice Of Saxony appear in favorable light
ana biz proposal of marriage 10 Aarenne elbows great
ness Of soul and sincerity OF heart AT the time ne
lived il was no small social sacrifice to- Prince
o. man of rank to marry an actress Even nova
DAYS in Europe those of the nobility who treat ac-
res.cs or afoong ofequaity are generous exceptions
Tie rule that results from medieval prejudice unc
only can thoroughly modify mellow Otthe many OF
the dull mobiles sbo invite Grisi and Mario To sing how
few are there as Grsi once barnipgy expressed who
place them Oh footing with their other guests Such
freaks Of arrogance are ever perperaed by those dull
lards who can indulge with immunity the power OF sta
ton and of money and possess no other power IL Is
the revenge which titled, or still worse, moneyed
ignorance and mediocrity wreaks upon genus
How many refined ladies are often heard excaiming
their siy lips curing with contempt and their glazed
eyes laden with a stupid 'eer-" she ls an actress
Usppy in this land such absurdtes gone aud our
women Of straw and fashion are cut hundred times
by our where once actress cut by them
Surely the highly intellectual cast oI mind which
actresses generally possefscan only beneht those win
whom they cone in contact ana to the preJudico
which exists in Europe end here in many bile hearts
about the morality Of the stage ii has only to be
answered that the stage is Only redec ion of the
general coce OF morality .cb pervades other
branches o. life. AID il somci above rather than
below it. Far from b,I r, temptation, the
very knowledge OF its being one, ceases to
make it so, and produces in ladies on the
stage more caution and reserve than tn Sc oil the
STAGE. But however this may be- we look with delgh.
upon beautiful development Of character such as that
Of Adrenne. Ifpreudices against actresses still exist
the nobility Of her life is calculated to strike them
down. With unbounded enthusiasm OF soul Addonne
combines Irresistible mpusiveness of heart. When
the ole inspires her with feeling, the other urges her
70 CARY il out Sic loves her art with a true poets
love- Phadra and Bajazet combined she studies not
only with her brain but ais with her heart. Enrap-
tured as the poetic ever are by incense, admira'
ton, applause and homage, still more enraptuied
is she by the thoughts lofty, graceful aud
beautiful, which the tragedy unfolds; and while
her scnses voluptuously inhale the fragrance OF
approbaton as It bursts hot from the heart OF thou
sands her genius looks ever upward to the spirit OF
the poet whose words she clothes SO well with lie
and glory She so enthusiastic and impulsve, how
could she have loved beauty in poetry and not wor-
.biped Il in real lifel When such hero whose
master soul was the object OF her giris uieaih
came across her path, how could she DC
,ruo 10 herself and not ovo him Adfiehhe
was true TO herself, and when Maurice OF Sa1ony
noble niece Of heroic manhood, came before her. how
could She help to love But beautiful as ID her enthu-
siasm and impulsveness what words can do homage
10 the msgnaumity Of her disposition and humility OF
heart1 The one makes her sacrifice everything
10 a lover who was faithess to her. The other
makes Der full Of sefdispsragcment aud
loyliness Of mind But when her hour of reward
comes and Maurice offers her his hand her delicate
frame gives way under the triumph Of feeling that
she. the poor actress should become a great
hero's wife. In her widest dreams of romantic
eulhood, had such glory even Sllmmered in the
distance' Joy kills her. She dies But IN
the hours which precede death she is busy with
her ant, and points with sadness to the brief
term of histronic glory. Netting survives us
but the recollection" But is this nothing
DO KcaD, Garick, TaIma, Siddons live VIII
Rachel ever die Docs not their glory survive and
bum in the thousands Of artists it inspires Let US
remember too the good managers touching self abo'
negation and anxiety to her he loved happy even
at the expense of his own happiness In such charm
ing depe aons ies the only redemption for the dis
gushing bropg of silly and sheepish men, and
reverend roxes with which Scrbes play pentifuly
abodnds.