The sun., 1871-02-06

dcs llci tue orchestra, Janisning the musicians to
tho gallery.
Wnllack's-"The CiaudcsuRe Marriage"
IL Mr.. John Gilbert had never appeared on the
New York stage until Saturday evening, ana should
never appear again, he would still by that single per-
Torrance leave behind him the tradition Of hullesa
actor. as imrcrshable that Of Single Speech llun-
ilion in the English House Of Commons. His rcrs
sonation Of L0rd Ogiejy. in Coleman and Garrck's
famous old comedy OF the " Clandcstino MarriacN' ~
Is one 10 he ranked amcrg the most finished and in
tccctuai examples OF comedy acting. Popular AZ
pause is but imperfect OF artistic merit
tor even 80 far beck the fush times ut Esinore,
certain players won high praise and yoci'erous ap
pause who had neither the accent Of Christians,
nor the gait Of Christian pagan, nor mani" but the
audience al Wallael's on Saturday evening a
cultivated one, aud tho constant demonstta ations
with which they followed Mr. Gilbert we're In reality
not only graceful compliment bat an admirable
aud apt criticism. LORD Ogl.5y Is antquated
beau of sixty OF so with the vanity eourtiincss
and superlcality which characterized the faded
gallants who followed In the train OF that Old hum
bus Brummel at Bath but, unlike them, he has a
certain nobility Of nature winch comes out like be
sparke OF diamond at the close or the play, when
lie swallows mortified vanity at gulp and IN =
most chivalrous spirit oders ais powerful protection
TO n Young couple whose clandestine marriage had
led TO AL the amusing eompicatons OF the drdn1ts
Ms. Seton, who represented lfrs H.idegsn1 n
loquacuus, GOO neartcd, rather obstrcpcrous DGr-
tsaUe oi the Borin type shared and fully earned the
applause OF the audience. Her deiilea.ion In ON
mon with that OF Sir. Gibtrt, len nothing 10 be
desired. Mr. Williamson appeared In tie character
oi al cl 81 jas vale. TO Lord OJi65y full Of French
airs ard grsc a. vaieiudnarian hnWing machine,
Who strds his foot OF master fall to sunncIiiun
with doses Of hiuery, and bears MS uncOm pimeu-
tary oUurSaiiohs Win tht iorlude Of courier, II
not Of a Christian. NJ. NiliaInsons makeup. gait ,
and bcarlns were excel ent, but his French accent
vas not. The dialect that he aaoptei was aa un.
sails a, tory nyidM between the Hebrew German ~
Tie clothing man Of the Chl,lam street quarter and
the Belgsn-i'reuch OF the psrrHg'oer Of the I ace
Re, a,e IN BRUSSELS. lie is an ambitious and very
cstimahc a'tor, tnN should study his dialect parts
more clos ely. Ire lcntth of time that has elarsed
since toe pay was last presented Will justify vs. Ia
rccailiu. TO The readers rVmOmbrance that II Is
founded Upan the meunjerstindnes sAd compli,a-
younger OF two d.ulatcrs OF yulsar rich merchant
Wh1 aims az connection wltA the Grsi ociacr, and
Muuse vi -n.l ,uI-s Nhi ellet e1u54'cr nave
equivalent for his title The young lacy
IA question bears a close faaly resemblance
ior thu sunshine OF courts and ceremonial regard.
ing or uarrage itseif as a good deal ike the
tickets blue, gVod hr sed aud a ne ares view, 80
uct her c,suucl husband as the ra,lsnins usher
WHO hands her t0 her Arm-chlir iin tuc parquct Of
Tie fashionable world. The young man however.
has tle lad taste 10 tai IN love with the younger
, cr ou tht very svc of Ais marriage. lnd uayr-
lcr D.. % rid hcltt 70 the cot.csiou and Cis-
o0. - tinselA n.@o TAB. a victim TO Niles IiUnk e
u"c. sc.ols a4l i-nat D.. -edleuN,ne--. MAel
Tic cl1ndcsIne y-maie husband, who tor p.Udca-
tNl rISufa BE- uhu~el 20 conceal hs real relation
fhp 20 Fanny, 80 wIi be readily seen thar the stua.
u hkely 10 ensue would he vol "o-l,ci up BY
tuca workers OF dramatic construction as Crl,l. al
tnd Carr k iae Pity s as ven worh seeing as
long ne. Ola "a % Be-. hts mDrts arc 50 coueI.cu.
Gus that wiz in ai likehhood stii no tie stage
N..h NOS OF i's 1on'eH poraries have 5-e- gate