New-York tribune., 1874-10-22

ss,ce in the course Of true love- possesses in s
e1ecs upon the majority of msnkint eli the power OF
esrssst and noble emotion. When Displayed In the
,aIIox lover who sings st midnight under the window
panes OF Mr. BOuny bell. It provokes that respectable
citizen 70 empty the slopbssin upon the head OF 'ho
troubadour; but IL smoders romantic. tender ana
lovely passion in novel and story paper tnai Is
cherished in the household aud looks through the
honest eyes Of love in many drana-amsy as thistle
down in its essencetnat keeps tins stage and the gen
eral favor
The Romance OF a Poor Young Man y is saturated
with this cologne and is one of the most popular
pieces that have to the stage within the cur
rent generation She q cold, naughty and wealthy
beauty: be was q proud, handsome, poor Young man.
employed as q steward IN her family. Accident leo 70
their being shut together. at nightfa IN ruined
tower He declared his love she repdseo him. ane se-
used him OF having contrived the embarrassing preoo
ament and taken advantage Of her helplessness
he eaped from the tower and miracul0usly escaped
Broken she tainted and subsequently fetched
Ome where she discovered that she loved this interest,"
ing sultor and valiant acrobat he turned out TO be
Marquis and the rghtful OF her family estates
FINALLY and she became reconced to one another ana
were married That is the story and 1t is told drams|
acaly well that it entirely probable and Win
such delightful srdOr that it fairly creates soul
Hnder veal and turns the mawklest moon
whine to prettiness and favor.
Last night The Romance" y" had the advantage OF
exquisite scenery and exceptionally nne acting ana IL
went like fire through prairie grass, or-smoother ana
faster yet-like respect from broken fortune or honor
from falling brain. There great excitement IN
NE sudtOry during the towerscene, and Mr. Montague
and Jefreys Lewis were recalled at Its Close MI
Montague Manuel with delicious care, sponts-
reOus refinement and all the requisite sensioiity and
passion. To express the shrinking decscy and noble
pride OF gentleman whom misfortune has soased and
chance has put trying aud exscng position and
. da wit making 6eQ6iDluty unmanly
or the pride nl-Ored Is TO get an that
can be got out Of the ideal created in this
hero OF and poverty. MI MOD
sague exces in grace and felcous far beyond the
usual aptitude and skill OF purely light comedians IN
expressing through hehtness OF manner pensve re-
ignatoD toaunknd fate. and through icy gravity nat
ra fervOr of exalted aud repressed emotion his per
eonation Of Manuel IL not 70 be compared with Mr
walacks IN vgor and vvidness but IL certainly seems
preferabe-as we'll judge at this distance OF
SIme-for a more winning geDtleness, more natural
mystery and subtle tonins OF harsh pride win
sselfpoised and spontaneous refinement and dignity
than we're creation OF the older and stronger
actor. MI Walacks aantes OF temperament ana per
seonal pecuiaritles adapt him 10 the bold and DARK
Byronc heroes or the sadlycheerfu cynics OF Thack
cray and modern life He has MI Montague given to
our stage comedian Of snghter calber, softer spirit
and more quiet color and he does wisely TO hand over
artist the lovers and posturer OF the breed
OF Bulwer Miss Jefries-Lewis. Mr.. John Gilbert, Mt
J. B. Polk Madame Ponls, Miss lone Burke, Miss Ellie
<ermou, were IN the cast. Miss Dyas made her first
appearance wsllacks rheater, and she has reached
stage 70 which intellectually and refinement her
aigh breeding and ripe skill, precisely suited
she was stately, proud, and glttering as Adr0ueTRs
and left quality TO be wished IN the sym
rnetrical and shining persOnation OF feminine
hauteur and caprice. Mr.. Carroll distinguished
simsef by remarkably strong portrayal of remOrse in
The half crazed Of failing and was hOnored
with some OF the heartiest applause Of the evening
Recalls frequent. The beautifully finished acting
OF Mr Montague gave 70 the occasion special charm
Mr. Gubert's sterling humOr Miss Germon's mirth. and
che sparkling dialogue OF Mr. walacks piece-which is
almost entirely Original. and is full Of pIeasantry-m-
xared the cnar OF merr1ment TO the force Of
romance. The revival in every way success.
grhis is the present cast: