, 1881-03-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


1iy what na1nc,'' snys lafrns to GNAtrie,
eonl'l cusI yo, that wuntd 10 better suited to
tho cxI1si'lt tnte being for, whohl 1t would teem
I" hnvo bcat, 'nventctl? AFRO you not Fr1n- Erol
ltrshnE!'efl7 i 'oUr opens, aud down tho STAIR
why ron,es sound IF skIrta. 2lt.iing and rtsi1-
tn9 like n whlrlwind,- d,-troN.frpa! ,you come
IN, turn nbout. seek. Look IN cortcra ovcst,irr.
hlt'btc, rsnt, laugh, spoak, sing. atrutn IN tho
pfanp, jump. dfncc. and run oH,-I'fnlt- Fruit;
always Fnat- F,uu, and n.n aurc that while
you slumber the angel TINT guur'ls
yoli gently moves It's wings with
tho sntnc pretty n1Eae.- ffrHt. Fruit"
This fs tho UGI,trt< Of Mcllhao unl IIativy; this
Il tho spo!lt, tlnttercd, and alorca child Of
H'fH'rf, ant tic oaprncloue, w'llfnl, yct unrns-
taknbly fascinating wlEo Of SariorHs. aTo thosn
Witt hnvo aeen Miss davenport, and nre Mt nif
HcltAnted With f1or methods ard her pl,y,ls,uc,
VIC ncnsi scarcely say thnt II wo.Hd rclulru
very vivid Imagination 10 recognlx1 III tho 0if-
bfrte of this j4tty tho faihest resemblance 10
tho Ghtcrtc of tho playwright. III speRkIug Of
her performance lust night tho nnst lcnIent
critic can say nothing less thnn that she 10 en-
tfrcy,nsuitodt 10 tho portrayal uf ouch rt]!p and
tho soo,,er she learns thts fact ttle tooncr she
wilt coase to DO ridiculous. elac tutts Ike tho
mother or Fr0a Fruit 1T her act!uu s6o Is tloll.,
ccnt III that dcliuacy Kracc 9nIckncss, lIxhtucss,
or buoyuhcy necessary for tho Interpretation nf
Hllctl character. Her personality and her net
Ing wote eofnuch at variance with tho text ns To
frequently turn the performance utmost into
hufl esguc. Curiosity 10 SEQ this uctrcss In ths
rlle drew m aullence sufficiently iarKo to crowd
tho tlentrc. md that audience Rnva annihar
pftnf Of that spirit ut lcn!cncy, patience, ulld
nets. Mara fss seof or 1 y.
esasry but %iaeroa. Miss S'iSsse% bsseapori we IL IL
drcascs gorqoo,isIy, it'd has done fone xo@l
W0raf TIM HefjGtrh1r1tp fhIa fVN f1rrt.
ehnultl II, cotnpc!lcd to say so,'e harsh thinqs.
M merely rive her This counsel: If 1hc wI.itH
10 rctnln fuvos With tho public. shu tnlIat h6
moro 1ndtcioi1s ir TITO Aetcct!on Ut 1Mrts. Ahe
sotnlIty, her magnificent wnr'Ir,nc, aud her
clesGr acttng Gun bu scnn toadyunsngo. Thcy Aru
not suited to tho portrayal Of tho sensitive,
R!.ssntnnr harnIneA 0f tho modern French dFtl.nn
9sttna I, tho entire Gust Waa the SartM1. Of str.
Henry Lrc. fEH p!ayest tho pnrt with n tJil!et
dignity. II refinement. ard Il natural caso that
4hfe t1b ctnr!esCr strong Iuhfst]iIllfty. Hts
carly seclcs with Ftuu- From. whes1 he yields 10
bur every CAPRICE, were entetrd with Il muny
Tenderness: his continuous .sol!ctuie far tlcr
hapE!ncka waR we'll expressed, a1lu tho ftttlnt0n
IN thu fourth act. where he mgets hts wlfo III her
retuAe, while hls nlc.hods ,wcss rertnps
,Ss s ssS Ssf ss's4 nsy Gasa III a ~ s.ss Sa
nf my part stncc til. engagement hegAtl. 3lr.
i. q. Wilson As nrtua'1i wlis fair; Miss Emma
!icrGe cnacind tho pnrt nf It'ufse Acccptn1ly:
Mr, nayid cansc turned Tho Nurun inlo d bufs.
pletstrc OF tho naroAt*2; and Mr. Va 4. Whl.ecar
Asthc KcHtlenlanly gcfluccr. lMtrtd8 represented
Il typo Ut 1einx t1l .hts ntlsenca VI Refinement
and graco thGt could neynr hIye tfthnhrcd even
l.. This evening sfiss Davenport will repeat
'"EaInillc."