National Republican., 1873-01-10
DRAMATIC FEUILLEToN.
Jannuschck-Lndy DedIock.

Again the elegant drama Of "Chesney Wold'
absorbed the attention Of q crowded and enthu.
siastic audience last night at the National, aud
again did the force OF genius In Janauschek con.
troll the sympathles Of all who witnessed her su.
perb rendition Of the role Of Lady Dedlock This
personation, everywhere admired, Is an ampll.
ned and yylned copy Of the creation OF Dickens.
The artist has transferred the romance Of the
proud and indOmitable Lady Dedlock and her
attendant, or revolving drdmdtis psrsoHa, from
the page Of fiction to the stage, with even the
air OF mystery aud impending fate which deep
ened the twilight shadows In the lofty rooms,
and hung heavy over the silent short walks aud
garden paths OF Chesney Void. The scenes
were most admirably performed, and the naughty
Sir Leicester was well presented, aud his prOnleT
wife, royal In manner, dress and speech, moved
among her inferior associates as though she
had sprung, Mlnerva-llke, q full embodiment OF
his conception, from the brain OF Dickens him
self. In fact, Janauschek's Lady DedlOck Is
thai which tirst dspieteJ her pec1lisT Moss 'e aS
As Deborah Janauschek wlll entertain all who
do honor 10 her benent tonight No crownless,
dSstsr SHSssn 9Sf ma sg lsay 6l.
dark, sad brow, eyes OF wonderful expression
and unbound hair falling around her shoulders
unadorned, is the woman who will walk the stage
to-nlght-a woman OF grand nature deep and
true, but pursued by unkindest fate and stricken
by falsity her warm heart changes TO bitterness,
and from her lips curses Of chilling and fearful
In the chuTchyard, wherein Deborah invokes all
terrible curses upon the bridegroom with tones
OF thrilling Intensity, and the nnAl scene, wherein
quers the steeled heart at last, are full Of that
reality and absorbing life-likeness which only
such talents as Janauschek can impart.
Professor Cromwell,
There was packed house at willard hall last
evening, the popularity OF the art entertainment
being constantly on the increase. Among the
statuary that will be exhibited tonight "DlAna
In the act Of adjusting her mantle !" "Flora, the
EsHTy v" M.poens NsSosoas a,Se
moments;a y "PGlyinnia," HsolItude," .'fhalia, :"
venus Of Milo" and "War,"' will be prominent
In the regular programme OF "Paris-as II was
and as II Ia; the beautiful city under the Enl-
plre, the Commune and the Republic; "The
White mountains" Also the succession, "The
tomb Of Napoleon Bonaparte," and the transit
lion, "rhe crownlng giory,' and the alegory,
"Rock OF Ages"
The Theatre Comlque.
There was a rousing house at the Comique
last night. The remaining opportunities to see
Zoe zoenetta on the trapele ought to be i'm
proved by all who love perfection In that art.
The Foy sisters, In singing and dancing, bear
conspicuous part In the programme, and are
nightly Applanded. Dick Parker and Otto Bur
bank, In their negro acts, evoke an immense
amount Of fun, and knights Ground the
Block holds the audience I'LL the fall Of the
curtain.
Macbeth.
Janausohek assumes the roe Of Lady Macbeth
on saturday night, when her brilliant and much
enjoyed engagement will close,
The Matinee.
A "CheSRey Wo'd" matinee will he given Sat
uTday afternoon, with JanausGhek In her great
characters Of Lady DedlOck and uoHense.
PRttI-MnFi1.
/. must wi be forgotten that Tue sale Vi seats