, 1879-02-18
.AM.USEAlDN
SI'vICKErs,s THEATRE,

Al 4NAEkt'1 L ~ EfA L Fl
Nll Ada CaYcndish Inns reserved for The last
xtek Of her engagement some Of her choicest
offerings. In Jane Shore, as well as In 4Utrcp
Itffiea, she compelled The recognition due tu
II aFtiat of fine cudowmcnrs, gifted with ali
iaaltj7a perception Of the mysteries Of human
character. and an original anl captivating mode
.! expression. Lust evening she appeared US
fata''na. aud In her excellent Interpretation Of
ths character aroused 10 enthusiasm which found
t1pTfssEon. not only In repeated recalls, but In
nias spontaneous Interruptions which denoted
thc presenec Of kecnll critical andlence.
Auoog the Rosa'ihds nc have seen on tho Chi
easo stage-aHl some Of the best tn our
Generation have been here-uut ono OF them
hi e1celled Miss Caycndsh IN tts perfect cx-
pFess,,on o. pa1e Wonnnliness, united With tho
in2ulatTeness, tue apnstive husnor, the abound-
Jug aa'1na! spirits, md witllal the underlying
nfnessaess sI u nature, which aro the character
M lectures Of this most boWttghinE Ut all
saaKspcare'a WoHen+ Her true nnturu Is 70.
.s .ea'sa in her frat meeting With 0rlando after
,as wrestling scene, mud hero aliss Cavcnlsli Is
Aa't adlnifabls tn her nrtless manner, which Is
NJ removed frum coguett!sh,scss is tn the
M.xssaltE masquerade tn tho fprcst it to frotl
ttant ot tt11notcsty. With cxouisltu tact she
M!ra}s per snallientY trepIdatlon at meeting
sa;as naa'2 ln her doub'et anI hose, but tie dis
sa'ss ~ Is not made too conspicuous point
= ~ s"e seene, "a Is 1one eY sumo astoss
d.su.'on dasa..on to !tosaind's uncovered knees. Suu
mtoss a.Is herself to higher purpose than that Ut
m.i" .iH': VT heEosne merely fascinating girl III
n,s sstife, Ihe lore sccnes In thu forest arc
WIN iNllnlle tact, conveying with lgt-
's perception Of the Ghts and st,ades Ut TIT,
spa..1i tnusss u'c R!o9ndfng juyousncss aM1 irre-
,,s.ae ,,ssSee ny which lcas her III lles cease.ess
.ss.e y "slmply Mtauac her sex,'f unl It thu
rnn,.,1 1ne RcGp|Ilg iI vew tlle current of pure
,oSaay ,,%Saaaly feeling whlcl, unles!tes Ill tAls
N .usa sna lf9lls. twas In all rcspgcts finish
ri,h -. graceful rendering OF tho chataetos, asys
n.t,.H Tas touches Ut nature. as,.a nvYsr onee
~. ss.'sa oy en- cxaggcratton. Tie Cuckoo Bong
vi 9ot much OF vocal ctlurt, and
IN tenc, was sung with such au ab.
intud, u H. eitoft eS as to, make ample
sosmsnt so'n.. y thu at,tst, It elected hearty
nn.n..,, e"!e. The play was very Au,dsoncIy
eow. a,a u some respects tho cast was
49, s1ss =, Ar' Learock's Ur|u,ttio wat q ppr{orm-
Itrros ,I Mote ttah common merit, md Ae d.
sho Is f. u!e ora4e due TO CONSCIENTIOUS actor
tai ".ye ~ eye rather ~ the general effect tl,an
Ind esrss. shatu u tho applause. His makeup
ttbnro"ass uet'ieanot evsnecd Intelligence al.l
ksvis IT, abp9tecsatlou OF uss part. Mr.. Roland
ta.rt ~ tSesh4t0ns mnY bs ealteu pratswurthY
,AoHn' 'uan mao % accomplished performance. it
N.bt ~ sooa atuhy, but ouly "a occasional LII.
i'll ,at9 the character OF the phifosonhicaj
hi. Hsa ny makeup Was rot nultu f1l gouj
Ayi,., ''i9a ", hRsttngs supported hiw, ia.r(y ~
frIrpt ,,,t 10y femaluder Ut thu Gust was indif.
hi. Il" .to!,, tonn important points absolutely
nstet ap,,. e"ea'a 1aeomn,cn0 Mr. Davidson
nd M h., "l',tts wtnu.n It was i ,aI burIrsuue
IT., Shhsatly ~ drove the orchestra iuto cutleptis
aue SAME play this ayuIlinv. ~f"Sr'''