National Republican., 1873-01-08
DRAMATIC FEUILLEToN.
JnnnusrLrk-NTnry Stuart,

second time was revival OF the passions
and events which. two hundred and eiehty-sir
years ago, eliminated In the execution OF the
beautiful Queen OF Scots brought forclby to the
perceptions Of 4 large and elegant audience at
the National last night study, second only to
that OF the historian, must have perfected the
conception which renders Janauschek's persona
tion OF Mary so powerfully vivid as to win that
realization on the part OF an audience which Is
an artists best praise, The scene Of the inter.
view with Queen Elizabeth was again most grand
and effective, almost lncOmparably so In the ex-
presslye attitudes and scornful power Of voice.
Seldom have so strong effects ever been pro-
duced on the stage by mental force, combined
with physical grace. The part Of Mary Stuart Ia
regarded by many as Jananscheks chsf d'6Hrre,
and II must be conceded that II In one Of the
most perfect assumptions ever known in the
Tonight, In the drama Of "ChesneJ wold,"
taken from Dickens "Bleak House" JanAnschek
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her dual personation as Lady Deadlock, Of whose
Decnlartties she makes living copy. JanAu-
sehek Is me superb and naughty lady OF society,
unquenchable flames OF natural anxiety and re-
morse, love and hate: her calm and mobile face
At times lighted by CLEANS Of real feeling. In
this roia her various robes and jewels snrpass
anything ever seen here. A. the willy, ylndictiye
and inscriptions HOrteuse, no one without the
aid OF the programme could detect her identity
Deadlock.
with a servants OdHchsrfs In place Of the
placid Eraces OF the prond wife OF Sir Leices'eF q
with voice Htrident and harsh, In lieu VI the
rich and mellow tones which have ruled the
hearts OF thousands when MARY stuart, Deborah
or Blanca was speaking, and with an eye Of rest
less hate and cunning. Janauschek Ia still great
be.
The Art Entert ailments.
Willard hall was most happily inaugurated
last night, a fashionable audience being pres
ent, and one 80 large as to fll every seat, while
many were obliged to stand. Prof. Cromwell
was received with handsome applause, which,
as the exhibition progressed, was constantly In
creased. In part second, "From the Capitol 20
the white House, also the Washington Tableau"
there was much Of local interest. The peIfec:
confidence that the others repres, nted were
equally correct, and all Of them afforded the
greatest pleasure. Tonight the hall will he
The programme will include London, the great
city, the modern Babylon, Its palaces, parks,
hnrches, streets, public buildings, Sc.; Niagara
natural curiosity OF the world. Also, the fayorite
alegory, crock Of Ages" and the beautiful
transition, "'rhe Crowning Glory"
There IL not much choice OF seats In the new
hall. one seems to he Just about as good as
the other, and all anoring a complete view NJ
the stage.
The Theatre ComIaue.
There was another ine house at the COmlque
last evening. One OF the most noticeable fea-
lures Of the entertainment consists In the Ap-
plause given TO Douglass In q scene wherein he
reCltes q vision OF the hanging OF Stokes The
applause shows the drift OF public opinion In this
section In marked degree. Mr.. Geo. \, Knight
IL proving himself growing artist In his line OF
business. He Is student Of the Dutch eccen-
tnclties he represents, and this, added to his
genius, is bound 10 make him great success.
Dick Parkers nrm hold on the good opinions Of
the patrons Of the COmlque was well illustrated
last night by an Increased applause Of his Rthlo-
plan acts, The ballet Ia pleasing one, and alto
gether the performance was one calculated TO
add TO the reputation Of the Comlqne.
JnBanschsk's Jewels.
The royal gifts In Jewels to Janauschek arc on
exhibition at semken's. Among them there Is 4
cross set with solitaire, and valued at $4,000 ;
solitaire earrings, yalned at $4,000 q diamond
ring, presented by the Arch Duke OF Austria,
valued at $4,000; the ruby and diamond brooch
valued at 5000, presented by the Queen OF
WurtembuTg; the diamond and sapphire brace
let presented by the Crown Prince OF Russia f;
the emerald set, presented by the Princess Olga,
and othcrs-the whole making a collection worth
over 100000. She wears them all tonight.
PRtti-Mario.
Prior to their departure for Europe, Mile Car
lotta Patti, Annie Louise Cary, Teresa CArreno,
Sig. Mario and sauret will give farewell con.
cert at Lincoln hall on the evening Of the l4th
inst The sale Of seats will commence Saturday,
the llth Inst, at Meizerotts.
Actors.
The last census reveals the fact that there are
In the United States only 2,053 professional Ac-
tors and ACtTeases-a much smaller number than
one would at nrst imagine.