, 1880-10-21
,ANIUSENIE ENTS.
Nsvt{:f<EIsta,

i-HHttHt lNNA IL ksUOA NEal ~ H"1a-
trnti. What lInr performances would ba l,;d
shn Claude cyet, faintly rescmb]En1 l'ul-
wer's flssan I,er, We cntl,,ot tell, never i,av-
Ing hatl the g.u,h fortune To ser her In snc1i
II situation. This we call say, however, that
'nany OF her situations nntl i,uints were rn1l.
tcrc,t Ineffective last night by The dead
weight she llad Il, curry IN the sl,npo Of her
lover. III spite Of the Obvious disadvantages
ui1'ter which sl,c labored. tho assuunp~
tion was better than Miss ArAerson's
assumption "f tho role year ago. Tile
character Is more thoroughly graspctl, thu
details nTe liner, md l,ar art employed to oh.
tain certNt results Il better concealed. For
snerly she presented f'an,inc will, n vtgor
a.nl all intensity tint lifted tic character
ffutn its domestic plane anil almost placed
1t nil trngto level. f[er poses,
her pictures, n.ut her vocal uttcrnnces
11at[e you SUSPECT TINT DMitctt, br EHltlne,
nr iAtdy .,fdcl,ctA WIS inside the EurKeous
satin bridal dress, and mt tic pleasant
Pauline Of tradition, who Is 50 full Of hor
seS's vanlty TINT she lives p0,np and station
by nature. and only learns to lave an nctual
man by bitter experience. 1icr I'ftu-
ttnc now Is i,t0ro til accordance
with tho darling myth OF onr
youth. IN actress chi, never bc Ereat In tho
part, but she n1ay he interesting. Miss
Anderson IL interesting. Sho has tho need
fsl beauty atlsi thu ulg1try Of bearing to rarry'
the earler scenes, fur there Is neither comedy
nor drainntlc situation 10 aid ller This
Miss Anderson hns, and wins the
sympathy of tho audience from
the start 1lcr tllirtI a,st fourtl, nets
are full Of beauties and hlemlslles. 1ier
Treatment Hf The scclle where she discovers
f'ttHsft'x r,.ai n1stfn, In tfft, ,yna nrt }stin.
she forgot her dignity of spirit III tlle exeess
ance Of her delightful vanity III tile IT.
21 aer q the lof2 FINE, for was se ees's enesa r. t.
ally Miss Anderson exhibits q fins intelll.
9rt!ce III ller reading. and we were SURPRISED
n f. M srts sf fsst u III asc 'p " coo rn
lind she been l,entupen touching Claude the
manner it wlltcl, lle Should hayG spoken the
speech. s]nn could nut have done 1t better.
Al ,'s s flxeFr s aesp H spcff nx se satiH e eths
sl,snmrr," but not III the nln'lner the drnnnt-
ist ever intended her tO utter It. When she
ordered Hctthseant frunl tho house she gave
Il fine hurst of power and presented a inaR-
the termination Of t!Ils scene, however, her
effort 1T effective postng was too apparent as
She laid her l'ead IN Cfandc's shoulder: and
lonke,a, ~. to ,t tho proper arrangement W nf
act WINS rendered lnctsectise BY tho
extraordinary nctinH on the lart of Cin1it1e.
Whcn VIC encountered na,ltlmann's Claude
;}fclnotte we Thought the very, worst had
aiul readily allow Mr. Atkins: Lawrence to
take the cake-.cven the l0af. lie Is bntl-
very bad. lle Is inaecd 50 lad u.at Miss
AnslcrSons P.ia!Ins i to b. wonieretl
soltl , poker; ;s and mud, tas abo,it as % Mucl!
Claude to the level Of MI exceedingly COM
nonp!aco swindler, who could never have
%S f tssh Sxs S ';3 Il ss Se' socF Sf !G ss G
dumas. lie talked ahout tho Ina9rlliccncc
il rs IS psFosaie a a. tone one '' rs he @iFi't
f%'n asc, s ct a I%S'f to s II rcuenSiass tssasi "f
t. "talcs tllat hy The winter learths o!A ,gos-
s'se roseordcd 's 'f ffecoirctl % lon @ M Of i '|isi % of
s"a wrS t,,r1 IHo rers 9t ." a2e
;s s neSasnt e;sSs's str s''S Rs'w"'nxE xeponsi Mff
! Tho Gfarts, Mr. H.. d. Norman tile Cpl.
Danas, and Miss Emma Faucet was tho,
I'ltlnu Melnottc. Alr. Anderson, brother, Of
| tho trngeticnNc, appeared rs gisraHi. lle
" n young mati with /, ilne voice. nh cxcet.
lent appearance, and with study should
| make n E0od actor. This evening Miss An
| derson wlllapptar rs Evnd'.c.
NEW ORLEANS oVENA TROUPE.
Special Dtspnfeh to 1nt chteaoo 7s1bune.
| NEW York, Oct. 1g.-The French steamer
| st. Laurent reached tho city this morning
| with the grand New Orleans 0pofa troupe
company, the arrival Of which hns beet,
l0okcd forward to with n,uclt Interest 1ll
musical circles, The troupe loft Paris Oct.
sut midnight with no special artists. md
was iotued hero by forty other artists aud
! ballet, who arrived from Europe by another
vessel. Arrangements were perfected with
tho Baltimore L. Ohio noad fur the transpor-
tatton OF tho entire company from this city ttl
New Orleans direct, md, u special tratn be-
| Ing IN waiting at Jersey CITY, no time was
lst II gstt!nE tlo icoyte and basSng% s;ao to ths
will run over tho, baltimore y Ohio
nna} thu Dhin Il fircAt Jackson routes, yrry
quick ,tlnie being promised. ~ tho season
oiMns III Now urienns next week. :,
Tho company embraces = host Of parIsian'
fayorils, Mnloi,g them A!me; Anehre: PET
juurtlcll, anti Moilg. Qelterjeer, Of the Grand
! 0pcrn.
Bazin, Clarence p'AycrgI, mud denim.
The principal danccrs are 1'pnnccart, Ca'
della, tiltl Argossl, With MagIlltcr, ballet
TIe troupe Is untlor tho management of
Mons. l}o liauplail, aud the outlay titus fat
| exceeds S7500j. l'hts troupe DWils tho first
subscription seasttl III New Orlcans sinct
tlle Wnr. At lts clase the company vii! vtst
| ChtepED fnr n bfief suns0l,, nnu then nftGr u
week III Doston AMI this city will sail to.
| FEnncU.
! DRAMATIC NOTES.
Tho IIarrlsons will bo at IIooley's mex
week.
Miss Eti!c Ellsler vii! play thu leading par
In tho travelling "Ilazel.kffk troupe.
Cincinnati has gono Into mourning. TIL
Dernhartit will Gtva tho town tho cold Shout
der. Sally Is q Jewoss. porkl
After" "peacon Cgankatt" at the Qrant
Oper,l-Iiousa comes Agnes Robertson (htrs
Boucicault).
llickey's "Oh Do Joyful" coteEio ha
gone the way of nil bud attractions 1t mo
| its fntn, Mn l1ntIurRtanl, lii Cleyclnnl.