, 1866-11-14

first act, where the jealous wife, asked what
she wruld do wcrc she 10 find Ecr husband
luppy ut an thcr's feet, replies with sp!cn-
did savage descriptive gestures. uslnt, the
bold translation ofthe E'r ftns:
-Wlal ducs ..lo ieorard in tho forests depths
rt.n pounding ,pop ht- cry. with hldco9s roar
t,scd rr limhf.''
kernr, the wifc's rage ii in lis very tempest
tucllcd in an instant by The mothers lender
,irts. ptoupted By a tuuct, of Tue cbildrcn's
lunds, ard an outburst of passionate At
fcti,n fnllows for the sons, whose murder
lut uiurr1rnt hcfnrc wah plotted.
in "Jud'lh.' Which was less successful
here. the climax nf the tragedy properly
culnts in the act in the tent Of The AssyriAn
General, whom The beautiful Jewish widow
fascinatcs with aEnnrons !Undltns that sue
may kill him and Earc her country; but
Ills, in IIstosi'a rendering secmcd to me
f,accd and unnatural. Her nature Is not
warm ma sympathetic enough to give such
sccue its full power Sue made u lar what
Was lacking here, however, BY the superb
rendering Of the ianatscal. religious ierror
With which Judith is carried away while l!s-
tcuIng 10 the reading ol. the story u Ja.l in
lie Scriptures, until she herself joins In the
chant, her whole being ahanc with patriotic
enthusiasm to emulate tho deeds oil her
model.
eau ts Audience and Of nSs aSs tesoa deeply 1e s.eFT, Be-
cause the familiar tragedy made the
ususl clnse study Of the librttt1 UNNECESSARY,
and offered also u standard Of cnlnpArisun.
Thf uc.ing Of Rfstorl WIS admirable through
out hut j think, up to The. foarth net. the
verdict OF the great maturity Of thoss: prcs-
rnt would hare been that thr English speak
ing slage c"u1d furnish rivals sosihy to
ctn parr with her. II Il with ibis assdmp-
tinn rs with all the others; whatever fs
weak, whAtcyer Is commonplace In II, Is for
gotten WHEN the actress, in her great fender
spectator into hrrathless ntteatinu. and COM
pe1s from all the admission that
she stands alone In her power
rpun the contemporary hiago. Tbs New
York Herald Is sat. enough in It's s'ifer Of a
hundred dtllars for the best description Of
tl,is wonderful piece Of tragedy, for no pen
ean adequately describe It. and he Is the best
writer who contents hlmee!f with the advice
Il. nli whit arr SO fortunn &c as tt> have in Up.
peltauity, to see II, and judge nr th:nl se.ves
Why he shIinks from the attempt to depict it
| III words.
1:iklurt Las nbtaine4 larger horses here,
numerically, than she dii in New York, hui
| supposc t the receipts have n " h'.sn lager
| than iltere, owfEg To the fact thar flYr hun
| dred Of the hest seats VI lhc t!lea.rn are
| o~ ned l.y stcrAholdrts, wh" hase u right to
their placcs at seycnty.ffvr cents eas:il, what.
! ever mnv b. The price Of a1m;ssian 10
| the general public. The audiences
huve been un;forn1S brilliant, ID
costume aEd In tue nu:nlAcr ul
famous pcnpis> scattered ths,rgs. III. crowd.
| I'll" APPLAUSE has always been cordial, and
| at the claee ol The Eouna I,bul-ti,: scene.
which crcntcd the greatest impression
Inie. rose intn q ,furore the most enthu:saa
tic hare ever seen In any THEATRE.
| The con1any knpporliuY thr traysil;cnne
Is ofn much higher order than anybody had
expected, heller certainly than any company
assisting q star In this country, and fnclnde.
some =. fists ofdecfded taleot, who have vel
earned the special calls before sh- eaftatr
which have greeted some of their bcs
cf'eHs. Tie ''ieadine man," Slsnpr GIech
is the weakest stick Ia the f. got 7; buL thes'
nre many heller actors than hc aiming tn,
male members OF the force, nud the felnal'
nsesnbers. "ho are quite numerous, arr: u
t1n!shcd artists, and very much In uttyunc
OF the general run Of American stock &C
ttcsses. REVERE.