, 1874-02-04

HALYINI.

Tho second night Of Snlyni's brief scason WAS
no better in point Of nudlcnco than tH predeces-
sor. WIlnt audience there wns, however, was
enthusiastic in tho extreme, nud bestowed its
plnalits anl brnvoH heartily and intolligontly,
"Quecn Elizabeth" US 1t is gonorally rcmein-
bored, ia in tho ropcrtory of stars of tho
softer eox, tho lending character certainly
tho Queen. Stars who travel upoa this drau1a
aro generally accompanied by q "suppor1 to
play Esscu. Tic Italian version Is Tho samc as
that which we have beon accustomed to, tlo
great difference betwoon the performan co oflast
evening and that Which NO havo seen boforo
being in tho perfect symmetry and ovonnoss Of
tho former. The author Of the drama has
not Rcruplod to invest tho Virgin Queen with
cortnin attributes Of tho most contomptiblo sort,
while at tho enrnc timo he Inns carefully allowed
hcr 4 measure Of tho dignity Of character that
tradition comedies her. 10 prescrvo nu cqui-
poise botwoou tho sublime aud tho
ridiculous IL d difficult task, and
wo GRO rcady 10 yield to Signora piansonti
tho praise which her careful Interpretation
Of tho character deserves. 1t is, 30 far as wo
bayo bcon eblo to Judge, the best opportunity
for displaying her full power TINT tho yoportory
| Of tho company gives. Tho great tra.cdian,
upon whom tho interest Of I'M audience ccutres,
| hero assumes part Of secondary Importance
| only, mud, by tho subdued tono Of his acting.
| throws out III brighter contrast tho glowing
colors OF hors. Tho po rsonago to whom the
naughty Earl Of Essen bends tho kuoo iB nccos-
snrily worthy Of tho serious attention Of tho ALL
honots With easy grace, and exercises
MISREPRESENTATION. Tho nccnao OF iattory por-
pctunlly burned before lcr il enjoyed, but not
ostontatiousy;; Tho ttsnEglo between ; hor 10y love
tanco to yield her dignity even to tho man She
loves. are dolicutcIy dolineatc1. Tho aud-
enco fully appreciated, the fact tint Sig
nora panionti Ind tho etaso, and
layislod tlleir applause upon Aer. Tho
part Of Esser gayo salyini anotllor opportunity
tur displaying III the picturesque attire Of tint
picturesque ngo tho nassyo beauty Of lis lower
limbs. salyini III III graceful i'll Ills movements
ny he is majestic IN his figure, nnd in this. q
carrying himsclf Was particularly obacrv-
able. He only appears in thrco
acts, nn1 tlo ilrst two Of them
wien rebuhed by Elizabeth and iually struck by
her, TINT ho riBca to tho Aoight Of passion,
aud shows llimrclr tho. true interpreter
Of ungooyornoa rago. Tho intensity Of
cution, his solf-huln!lintion, lind rc!iof IN II
outb,trst Of tours, and, rs ho stri,lcs from tho
presence Of hs sovereign, Ills action tolls more
plainly than words tie ntter, claoic dlBappoint-
mont which oyorwholms hlm. at tho conclusion
of this net both Salyini and Iin.nonti were twice
called bofore tho curtain ind loudly applaut1ed.
Aftor such q qunlrol as this, tho audience
vas delighted To SEQ tho lovers appear l1cforo
the foot-!i9hta hand III land, aml quito oblivions
Of tho herd Of snpcra acamporng in confusion
oif the stnSe. Tho Illusion was completely de-
stroycd Md lllore was not person Iii tho l,ousc
who could bolieyo lllAt Eisa6eth could bo guilty
Of sentencing her rash lover to tho bioe; afto1
that.
ti,ne il, hiB peerless role III OH.tIl0. Few pents
rol,ain uslsold. and thore III every reason to be-
lloyu that the house will DO crowded.
| t1'y1CKERB THEATRE.
Now that Miss Alorris' brief tsrm at NcVick.
ers Yloatyo III drawing to |. ooso II diacrlminnt.
INF public III beginning to learn that sEo III here
! tl!ut sle Is all actress OF extraordinary capacity
ihut aho differs from anybody they have eve,
seen or heard OF. Tho l,olHo lnat evening
waB larger thaM any biucn her first appearance
nnd tho audience wast aB il always the cAHe
| thrilled through by her wonderful magnetic III
iuoncu. Aliad III tho pnrt iii which she made le1
l,tet aIpcarance ut Daiy'B lhcatre, md lor por
forlna4lce of it IL what created thu 1itn.ost frof
IN New York. 1t il not surprising TINT 1t did
AHre, pA NO anticipated, glyoA Miss MorrlB fa
moro Rcopa for displaying her lliBtrionio Eeuui
lhan Cora. It IL h subduoi, studied, lifoliko
vivid illustration of human misery intensely pa
thoto, antl painfully rcnl!stio. Thu effect n,io.
tho audience is powerful, atiu IN tho third ant
fourth nets thoru IL not d dry eye In tho houao
Want OF limo md space prevent moro oxtentl
ell notice ut rreHont. Tlto public tl0o3 not real
ixo what 1t IL losng. "Ali1o" vii! bo played to
/ nigl. and Tor tho rest Of tho Woek.