The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-29

The part Of Nirii S'Y1't Is IN ia whole dra.
matte tone as diu rcut from tha, Of CrtRsl as one
ua-ic 20 could Nel Ne rom another. Tho contrast
Illustrates IN some measure radical distinction IN
the spirit and tendency OF the two authors Goctrcs
creation Is throughout the part almost prcraphsctc
in It's realistic accuracy.hat OF Schiller with slight
exceptions. ideal. We are prepared to see simple
burghers daughter give up her hcart.hor honor and
at last her reason very much as UcciLc has maze
her do. SO simple girls love and arr lowell. and 60
actual Madness wri'hcs and means. Bot no every
day human nature ev,r supported In. the ira.i,
strain which Schiller puts upon g. in tAis play; TO
appreciate and enjoy it We mu-.-yith TIE c4cc9-
ton OF the tolchln. moments of the las: scene
lit our souls u the ideal plane.
IL was then with some anxiety that We waited
TO see whether the woman who had 20 moved
US IN Goethe's Faust" with poor Oyeitheas
simple love, and faith, and sorrow would be as
great in her delneatlon OF the equally sinful equally
SORROW ing, but far more majestic Queen OF Scots.
And first, lest We seem TO abdcate all right Of
criticism and grow monotonous with praise, let ia
say here and now, that Nine seebaeh occasionally
does things we could wish unlone. In minor pas.
sascs-eycn sometimes In those o! greater moment
She falls into a slight conventionpllty Of delivery,
apparently dating from some immemorial flult OF
early eiocut!onary training or from the corrupting
acting, which is unworthy OF her genius. occa.
sioually, too, IA exciting siuauons-where the gra-
dual cr.-.r'0 OF the passion must to avoid anti.
cIuaH, end syr.moTica!ly in some grand and well.
nigh .Mp.ss. e JCTssiHlo VI picturesque intensity
sac tl.ci a somowhlt strained or STACEY attitude
wu.c' f. tLg more unfortunate when tie dense s,u-
udiY Of ILe m.u IT The ms VrJicHgs tue Sow
d,s'en; or The curtain with turturns delay. As in.
stances ol Di5 Y- can only hint a. tie eta
alton ML.lc I'Gvt breaks away in the prison
seouc her tr.Hnpnlrt attitude in tile famous pas.
sage IN NJ 70 stuart, 60 ail Thy EiIs e. AMI PER
uGrs Ia the gesture OF resignation and heavenly
re ..nra Nta wtira She Qu.s tie stage in the exc
cC..un scene, T.. t.ceo siltAt Jcm.shcs hardly 90
more ti.nf.t in sharper Hight the otherwise uurS-
c.. a'l' rur'y OF her rcills, tar exquisite dis.
u"cl...s oi FER delivery aud lac u..jgs,y OF her
misu aEi go t...a.
Ayo'A ', o.. MORO minute ovnw,ra,inn OF an tho
.cAl.hy.c.. 70. E... '.. tgua s.Y no q. l.c4.iua
lu Tue. aJ .. B., -. rlg Ilat briefly % On. O. two
special .a..--.a O, ter indignant outhnrs. A.
G"@'1ts ,-i.A of legitimacy ~ u.c rIye.uu.l-,
n t' Or. tt.Hr, Dos. Inward -tus ie ana sLlI3n
rr'D u .,. a.,.a.gt to bow A,r stubborn Grp-s TO
I-.ieh, aui tag GDN throwing Oh of-l restraint
90 uor fierce recruitment ana defiance. In the part.
mF scHc win h.y aftcuO ants, the lille sti,csin 2
sob "i,h which -ho turucl to her nurse AMI tie
pathetic lCluouoas of her promise that thc should
te cain. On tac sculold were quite h,ar,.hrcahins
a thDr '.',a.e and t.u;a4 Realism, "a the tears #
the oulieueo July testified. o. the stormy applause,
AMI the repeated recalls at The cad OF the interview
VITA E!I.H, we Can only s4y tia: it was as thor.
oushiy heartfelt tcslino NAL as an. thing We have
head, Journalistic, case hN leucl critics, world
known aud wor!l.wogu artists, all SORTS OF old
ssa-ors, JOHNS in eXcilyIIy, and humping and
shouting with con'aEl. us enthusiasm.
Mime, N,ue.i Lalo her dtLut viii 4 con7aicutlous
ana very qU,,t, '-u.,.I Interpretation. OF p. -II.h.
We cannot ou.c lo her rauk q, G!-tc,-ss artist
huttls -t,.t c.m., % that Nine. so.h4ch should be
ho vel aLd -rt-- u.A tpporul. 4Ac ta. s.uauu: OF
TIE s'.u' .nl the occasion seemed 10 rest Ga all
the troupe Mgaw-. pomhrlw-k ana Harry in o..
r-.,a!. v' H.. '.r and EJh'yh, Hcro Wen in har-
rong n,A uc yo.h'y dignity Of their paris. We
cannot ea 80 mu,a Tor Tie Gentleman WHO too. tal
part Il l0'ot.t
u d Thousand p.,.ua That tLo knowledge OF Ger
man among our Ygop!e Is not on level with that Of
lr'aca There IS high aud not often to be- at,
tAinel artistic feast spread Tor our enjoyment every
n'ht at TIE Fourteenth Street Theatre, but too fow
seem to know b., OF be in coalition to profit BY the
occasion.