The New York herald., 1866-11-10
RlsTCRi IN BOSTON.
s1EciAl TllfcaAm "a TINE new roar Hraaln

Tho 0reat TraSedicasc's First Beueas n
Amertcs-Firse Appearance In her World
~enowued Rolo or Pts- --EsehusSus.. UJo.
boaaocl-The sicep-W alkinx sccso from
Macbeth Given wiih ThriiIius Effect ia
tori Makcs . Nice Lisle Speech II Eng
hsh. Sc.
Bosros, Nov ., 1900.
Tho nrst of ss eight benects 10 which Madame Ristori
s entitled during der present tour America Under her
contract with Manager 0rau was given In the Boston
theatre this evening" the OCCASION OF her farewell
Ing performance In Boston. Tho same large. brilliant
refined, Apprrcatlve and eutsusiasso audience wh oh
has crowded tho theatre nightly during her presence
this city was In tho house this evening, snd more
and more charmed with her acting snd impreacd With
her wonderful talent For tho nrss time In this country
Rsto appeared In her great role In Mssensos tragedy
OF P'a de Telmes this evening. tho performance Of
which has gained for her such In the Old World
and hold her audience spell by the wonderful
acting OF hor part
brief sketch Of ,hs arxumons Of Pss Il 7biomss is
as follows:-s fr~ternAi 10 raging In ruscany rnd
Rinaldo. or Sienna and NArcmiss ts . loader In tho
strfe. He leaves Pa, his wife. and hk ohild At
home sud supervisor of his family. Hasc prisooer
OF Statcs 10 whom ha has shown great kindnaas. rhls
~, T"sn ~ wan oy InAade .,,c .. inc 'sses ~ r
gross proposals. she rerules tho wrsch who thrcaons
her With ruin. Subsequently Hugo contnves 70 bring
vew with a strange man. whom Hugo has employed to
personify tho long aaeat brother Ut P Tho husband.
mndd6ned with Jealousy threatens vengeance his wis
bu, res,rains himself during interview In
with promise made 10 his dcceitful frond. In tho
,hlrd 20. Rosldo alos bis vito 70 haromma, pesti-
lontta and msrshy castelated retreat where no
TO leave her 10 perish There he oharecs her with bong
fsthiess 70 him, add his jeaicusv knows no bounds
He dspsrts and tina wretch Hugo appears He sgain
attempts to ruin Pin but foiod by her hurried dght
10 window overlooking abyss cut OF which sbo de-
termines TO throw rself II Huse dsres 10 advance
letv
that virtue exists humbied and xbashed Departs isavug
iia 70 her solitary fsto Tho noxt act brings rolomel
the ihsr OF Pa TO the house OF her husband In search
OF her, aud 10 disabnec tho mind OF RlDaldo OF his
conviction OF hts ~ifa's unfa,thfulncss II then ep-
pears that Hugo, stung with rcmorse, has become
maniac aud 10 the course Of tbs sccne 10 brought ia
wounded " make confession OF hs wickednoss before
he DIES Pas faithiuiness TO hcr marriage vows thus
re established and father and husband depart for Ma
rennn where tho pest enssi airs Ars doing their work
OF DEATH
Tho acting In this highly wrought tragedy by Ris,or,
WAS incnse throughout Her psrsonAton OF tho injured
P,a Was touch NJ, beautiful and powerful and drew out
the best and hsartss sympAthiss OF hef audience In
tho closing % tho tragedy great and passion
were developed, and the genuine natural noting OF Ria
tori excited tho utmost pity Tor thu fate cf PA The
represented Ripaido tho husbAnd. I.adov,co Manc,n
tho part % Hugo and Cesare siou tho part Of rcos
In addition tho tragedy OF Pa Ristor gave us this
evening repetition OF her natohloss aoting Of the
sleep walking sconc Ia Marbeth and thrilled The hearts
or all her audience by tho wonderful representation
which she gave OF tbs frequently murdered
by many. In other ropresentaions successful stars ihs
voice Ia which she uttered tho words In this great srene
the ntsnae expression OF horror bor face rendered
tho representation that will never be erased FROM
tho memory Of those gathered In tho theatre this
ing such applause IA sas 8stori at tho end OF
each tb.s evening IL seldom heard In steady Boston
Size called before the st the close oil h.
evenings entsrtainmeat, and, TO tLe delight of her
ilstenors made naive little speech In hnglish The
words sho uttered vero tLs-r
LapiEa GxSTi II could speak your Ian.
Enase worid attoHpt ., express my fe"inga. but ~
cannot al that do IL " thank BsstDn from my
heart for thix noble weccme.
She then gracefully retired, Ia tho mdgt Of the most
enLhnslastir and genuine applause and . showsr Of
bouquets OF af Bzee 1nd vsrie'i@A
rrst'n6e Tomorrow afternoon ends Ristoris engage
In Boston, and has becu of marked
throughout She has had frowded houAes about every
evening Tho people who have stesdod her rfrreaep
ts,loas tho anstocTs Of ioon, Ia true but our
arstocracy divided nlo three distinct GLASSES The
tccy or money OF blcod and Of bf-na To be abs 70
say In truth that he arsocrary Of brains have crowded
the tha.e, that thf oias fully appreciate tho ,rag6
dienne, have joined heartily in all tie sppags, sni
have bcen ytoferous Ia their calls for Hroh before Tho
CURTAIN "a Cleai sud pleasant privilege This ~ indesd
a triumph for Rsior-s grand Enforcement
Dunsg har visit her sire has rercvef attentions from
bet and most rcs0~ ned cis~ns sud abe ~l ays
with isel.ugr 81 pride and ssiisssc,ion