Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Elizabeth Queen Of Englend, given fol-
the first tine IN Eagii=h 10 Memphis
last evening, by Mrs. Mary Glsdstane
The part Of " EaZauafhU Is the gFeaI
role Of R;st0Fi, for whom the pIay Wa
written, and whom most of the audi.
dienee last evening had probably seen IL
ik. It would perhaps be unfair to lUsti-
tute q comparison between the "Q1sen
of Tragedy" ~ R.istOTl is justly called,
aud Mrs. Giadstane, in the rendi-
ton of the character. Rist0ri could
only play to please our eye; not
one perhaps IN a hundred OF the vast
crowds who nightly thrO1ged the thsa-
Ter 20 hear her ungerstoOd ths lsngusge
which she spoke, and so the sease q
sight was al that was grstthed. So far
rs understanding tassmsani1g Of her
words or sections, she might S. we'll have
played psntOmims. Her grand successes
we're, therefore, al the more wonderful,
and while Mrs. Giadstane's acting Is su-
perb, there is q charm ABOUT her voice,
which we would be compelled to Givest
7er Of before q fair comparison could be
made.
Comparing the two. hoFever, their ef.
feet, and tout ensemble, we must uubesi.
tatiugly give the palm TO Mrs Glad
I stsne. Her rendition Of the character
Wss q grand perf0Fmanee-s mastery
triumph throughout. Il would take
nue. more space than We have at our
command 20 follow this magnificent &C.
tFsss throughout ell the scenes OF the I'VE
acts OF tbs trsgedy, and csn only slluje
to the meet prominent AMI O7erWheIm
n,...n:.... -.
10 the scenes in which she dictais the
two letters. One to the Earl OF Ii ester,
and the other to Chief Justice Pophsu (;
the signing OF the death EaTrautOi Mary
Stuart; the love scene win Essex, ago
afterwards the signing Of the death war
rant OF the same individual; and the
closing scele.
In Toe first Of these, where she dictates
the two letters, Mrs. Gladstane appears
perhaps to the best advantage, an oppor-
tuDiry there being offered far e dizplsy
OF %etOcGtion The Changes OF feeling il
spired by the different topics Of the two
letters we're clearly SHOWN by the sin pie
mOdulstiODs Of her votes (which Is one
iuexprsssibiy sweet, round aud hsxible.)
Tie love cen with Essex" ia which
for 3 moment tie Queen was forgotten
in the woman, was = glorious triumph OF
acting, And STEER the Earl had lefi her
presence, when she gave her feeli1gs
VERT Yes l love him l love him as l
never loved BIN before" the sce2e wss
overpcWering, and tTought forth roG3d
a'ser da1rd u a~ppleuse.
TIE eroWliag aeRe Of ali-Ehe iRek
Fbea old age, turm3H, etafe. ambition
and pride hsG msde their f1rosGs 78u
beg reason @nd stnength-it Wss one Oh
the graDl-z- seems eve eTDrgsaef ir
m~imTCjis SIZE completely resazgt
perfect IDEAL o-shr--asu, worn ana
solitary sufferer but throughout ali sas
was the Queen, and even 10 the moment
her breath Jeff her Dcdy she shone 70
regal spleBdOr. MrE. Gi2Gstane's eos
tuning was slso remarkable, snd were
fac similes We EsTs told OF dresses Of
the great Queen. Sac vas supported
most admirably In every part, cat We
have not the space TO mage zaca q noties
a. play - a whole deserves.
M!ie T0urnour was, Of course, another
great attraction, and eiigited the most
Inb9uEdad enthusiasm Ia the audience. !
Her daring ard skill have aeYer been |
equalled by one Of neE own, ana seldom !
by b sc-Gsllsd Steiner sex. The play !
tonight Will be R1ry Stuart, with Mrs. |
.iadstsne in the tit!s ro;9,
The HANLOSs Going from the New
Memphis to the Gresnlaw Ope5a House
question springs TO the lips 4" Where
DO 81 the people come from ?" Leaving |
8 large sudisnee at the one piece, We !
come 10 the other to and, il possible, 3 /
still larger one, who were treated 10 an \
en~teTtsinment the most attractive and
that it has been our good f0rtuoe
10 witness. We should he pleased. did
'psce permit, 10 maze al extended nee
tee OF II. We cannot, however, omit
wonderful performance Of Herr Pau,
gyuDsst, Il u al exhibition in
Fhieh admiration fer the daring snd
xii Of me athlete, struggles with the
1000 emitting sensation produced BY bis
eats. dis nights trsm usptze % t~TareBs,
nd the utter FeeElessnss, apparently.
II ais a~tteGlpts, produce a sensation
admiration not far removed
horror, To appreciate the per-
however, they must be seen.
Eau Is nOt aigGe Ia these w0ndroas sctst,
Z daring and skin the Hanions them
elves are msJve.s. Frederick makes a
plen0id exhibition With his velociDede.
SedgwicS 9nd Blamphin ali
optrituted t. tue Interest OF Tbs even .
0g's entertainment. They repeat their
rORramme this evening.
ST. PETERS FATR.-This charity com ]
lenoed last night under most happy au-
piees. The beautiful weather. the thea !
and other places OF amusement had
allied out from their homes large crewds. ]
9th Cf oHr oitizsns and strangers so
in town, making preparations !
" the holidays, numbers OF whom found |
heir way to the new Assembly Hall.
10. 1853 Main street, between Union ana
I
Ht0 tables were most beautifully deco
sted, and grOsned beneath the bad Of
inkets and wares. o! tbOss that We !
otieed especially, the Sunday School |
.ole, Mrs McAahob's table, and that o.
lrs. h0riSFty and Mrs. O'Ssil, and Mrs. /
uSan u Airs Dsvi0e, each had its
IN peculiar attraction which We will I
9tice more ~ eSteuEc tomorrow. Mean /
hiiei ~ Gahcoves every gvOG CATHOLIC to
astif himself 10 tins cause OF the orphan. l
up aEd doirg, and 90 TO the BzzLr to- 1
ght With your spare change, prepared
spend It. {
Tbs Observation-Disclosures Broom I
this week q holiday bill for his :
eat show. The entertainment sop5isfs
clog dauJ6s, OSi,e5s, singing sentimea- :
j and eomleb serabatio isats, 5arIeeoaes 6
all the plays and opSras, etc, and ia 7
CT s complete varieties entertainment. I
% house Is as orderly an institution Of :
. sort IS any ia the county, and ls Z
snaged IN 9 style Jnat reflects great ,
On AE. Broom. The troupe num- !
T among them some &C the best sthiO- \
an MINISTRIES, s.c, in the country, and 4
fnlsh pishtS a sids-sPlitdng enter Z
inment, /