The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-19

Nlic Janauschck achieved another triumph last
night almost equal to that winch attended her dfbs
Oh tn eng. stage She had seicv attempted only
two ,s1tss--ihe melo dramatic, anc the other
from the gentle character the maIfyrlikc spirit
OF lhe subject, not calculated 10 give her oppor.
tunlry 10 display inc fu scope OF her power
Her debut III Shakespeare, aud IN one Of his
most trying characters, took place last
nlgnt hero,e comfortably nlled house, wnicn
10 any other theatre than the Academy would he
considered well crowded. The boxes made a
better show tfan any other night since the season
opened and we observed In tncm many eminent
artists IN music and the drama. II Is surprising
how Mc. Jaiaa,isciek PROGRESSES at each perform
ance me language she has adopted rs thc medium
Or revealing her wonderful abilities The stage.
one by one inaccnr.scies OF emphasis. which were.
perhaps, 10 only pcrcapto Die defects her rendi-
ti.l OF characters IA English, disappear ana sue
gives plain evidence OF uhrsm!itirg study and an
intultiye perception or what constructs. harmony
and ease Ia recitation In less than six mouths
from now few wac never heard ner the German
srage viii credit uiat she played In aught clss,
than our native tongue.
In Lazy Macbeth sananscheK round n fery ambj-
spirit, AKIN 90 That which takes possession OF
ncf wne s'e throws over ner shoulders tie mantle
OF tnc cross she brought into IL terrible energy
and cnaiaclrrlstic Herr.ncsa, tempered with the
dignity ana majesty beniLing queen In the scene
where She WELCOMES her rude warrior. returning
victorious rom ne wars, her sanguine unsrrupu-
lous nrcpressibic ambirion was expressed with an
eagcrness and coninand mat would have reused
the yeriest craven. much le.S The WarriO. A.
Ier side. Dlifing the mruer scene ste az near
perfection As possible aud portrayed she tempting
nend WITH fairhIuness seldom eNcccd. lfie audi
ence entnraled for thc time. and Bnay gave
to their feelings or appreciation la round or
hearty appreciation. Al the banquet table, where
Macbeth y 50 muca horror-s.rlcken nc the appear
VI Banqlo's ghcaf, Nile. Jauanschcs was
equally successful nut As-rifedly the 2eriis 0f the
rdqsot1Dne shone 10 the greaicst ads antage ia the
sleeping scenc u Was trnglcaliy grand ana impress
siye result Of earnest study anu thorough sp-
probation or the part. Ia fine, Mile. Janauschckis
Lady MacDeth was one or the finest histrionn
displays witnessed IN this CITY for many
years and descr,edy q cordial ,ccogni-
lion from a refined and critical ssseimuagc. Mr.
Walter Montgomery appeared IA the title role, with
great credit 10 himself We have alrcsdy spoken Of
the high aitainnl-btS uf Mr.. Montgomery in Other
parts, Dnf II would be wen II he Abandoned tho DO
stercorped. cultural style Of Using his voice ia
some OF tile more rofclbie passages, a. IN u large
hoi-e IKE The Academy he worns vcca sienaiiy be-
nnintclligibc. IN every other respccs Mr.
Montgomery was highly successful. IL would Dot
be unwtse 10 omit Ivckes music altogether, since
notwithstanding tho popular idea o us grandeur, IL
Is, " tact IN This nineteenth century perfect bore
The play WIS well placed upon the stage and moxE
anTIg2biS presented.