New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29
WALLAcKS rHEhrER.
THE THVISIBL.Y HusaAxn

A wrrdI'ul, Overwhelming success va s.,~,.s
last night BY the psoducion Of tbs three a. plav
rally Freoch, BY N. Scribe, sad sdsptsd 10 or
s'see skilfaily by Mr.. Bourcicsut. We do so< ~
member any other piece Of equal length which, ffoa
nrt 70 sst so completely keeps the sttsatoa Of Tie
a0ot &c rniby excited. Given the character srd H.
eorsruefVe power Of tie drsmatist is here carried -
the highest pitch The original is called "Glalda"
srd full OF socgs thess are excluded from the Es
eish versitn, and the plot is eetirey carried on =
dialogue.
TIE outline Of tie sexes is: Don Manuel youoe
msr Davenport ir TIE service Of the Qa.ea Of sosin
(Mrs Allen is desg ed for the church By Ter nsiss
ty owirg to his pe,y ard s;rd ousness. He becomes
ersmored of beautiful Tllager GrGda Miss Gaanoal.
ard wiihOu, revealing himself or his couateasses.
makes love to herst stolen rightly interviews But she
is for reasons ofpecunsry prudence, TO be married 10
Gil, The miller tWalcotl. The Queen, with Doa
Philip, the Kirg-CoDsort Lester stop over Eight =
TIE village where these parties are about to be married,
ard Den Manuel, finding out how matters are buys
of the miller; ard in the milers hat and cloak With
out revealing himself at this juncture espousss
the village girl The Queen, King Cous RI. maics 81
honor ard coutiers appearing, Don Manuel leaves HE
hat al cloak and suddenly retirss. The King Ccnsot
seeing the pretty sidep admires her, and the Qasen
cken oema,ds Of her where the bri6egrooa
s; and the miller bearing the noise forward snd
lac it appears at the instance Of Don Masuep actaew-
edges himself to be the husband. The Queen, whose
jeaiossy not ALA, ed o,ders Doa Jsphet (Hollsadl
TO wttch well tie KngConsort that night - be slseps
in one villagers house and she in anobers The royal
quererrg the villagers dsposseses for the night The
miller Who Accord had intended to take bis bride
IL, mil to pass the night; but on ceiling out his
right" to Don Manuel snd giving him key with
secret eutrs1ce 10 the mill, the miller after the
retirement Of the royal party, had simply
to take his bride thither lshs considsrng
the miller her husbsnd, and thither came sferwaxd
the real hus band, Don Manuel The King .Coasost.
however, making Don Japhet accompany him, also
follows the bride to tie mill, and enters by ladder q
the upper story. The light being pus out, series Of
comical scenes occurs "too numerous to mett0n,
which kept the audience q roar for half 90 hour.
Dop Manuel havirg dispatched the miller TO samnos
the Queenas acccrdirg to his story the King Coasost
wss in great Danger of his ifetbe Queen aud court
ie,s arrive, but do not catch the royal Juan Tho
King, entering afterwa,d affects innocence, and the
scapegoat 10 found in Don Jsphet Act Ill hswevsr.
rights matters but up to the last moment the fun COZ
tinues.
The play wa capi.slly scted-Mr ws0ot and hias
Cannon having the most to do. Mr.. DsverPon was
good Mr. Lester very gallant and elegant; Mrs Alice
very pretty; Mr. Holland very droil The certain fed
amid mary savos of applause, and all agreed thst
prodigious bit made.