, 1881-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
TCSlNfANO s5ALNtNI.

ADJUSTMENTS.
TONlNrAaO sALvtNI.
Sa5ylnt played Ills first engagement In this city
In innunry. 1874. mud tl,lring th4t ungHgenlunt
he appeared III "Othollo." 3" lngomnr,' "llatn-
lot" "Sa,nsosf," aud "The Civil ncath." II WIS
MS OIlitlo TINT he hnrc. NJ In other American
cttus. tlla1o tbs slcepcss Impression. 1t WIS In
this pnrt that he Inst Flight rcuppcareIl OIL Tho
stage At Ncrfckur's. IN view or tho great rpfl,-
tntioM tllia nrtist hns secured Iii this
country In this part,-for SAiviuI nus
boon Justly acknowledged rs tho greatest rcprr-
scntatIvc Of this Moor nf Shakespeare TINT th!s
cuuntry has over ston,-tllo audience was not Aa
largo ns Il should tnvo icon. Thero wero III tho
lower pnrt OF tho ho1su but tow y,,cHnt scats.
but tho llrst and second galleries wcro little moro
than hnr hci. THO Ecllus or tho great
uctor stfrErd tho n,,dienue occnstonnity Into
enthusiasm. anu at tho enl Of
nearly 1very net hp received ii call, ofiun two,
ntid hss appcArn,lco why greeted with cheers,
BIHnor Snivini speaks in italian, while hts cena-
-pnny speak III English. With iii inferior urtist
thnn aalvInt tho effect would De lutlcrols, but
his ncsun. gesture, loniss, arc lnngi,go which
every une cati comprehend. Tho con-
Iauy In support OF this actor Is not
strung 0nc. Mr. II. ~. Weaver
managed to got ubpnt rs thoroughly outside Tho
character uf Inpa III any actor VIC hnyu seen II,
lAo N'1ak AOt mAhl - att AAs93 A14bO '1lSou AP@
pears tu Moro advantage In tho ,nodrrn slrah,u
thnn IN trMEcLy. Shc was Gust for DcttelHOs!tt.
Miss Mnrlo Prescott hns not 1NIwer enough for
tic Etntlht Of tho trnEcdy. The Clssfp
Ut Mr.. Crisp WIS prubabiy tho silust
rccu uf work slunc by my Teh!bcr OF tho sup-
port. Ills curly scones werc carrctl III n spirit
light rs Il fcnther, and bis drunken scDno WIS
freu frum exuXyesAtlon. Tho Rotfcrf0o Of Mr..
W. +. Owen wts SILT mud heavy.
Hut Indccd any ordnnry company would
be completely ovcrshadowed by the acting
Ut tho Htnr In hls pArt OF Ot''cl-
h, nild whi!o dlsnssug tho support
wo will merely proceed III tho utnco Of tho true
critic IL sympathctlcully show why It II thnt wo
Gull this man tho greatest exponent of tho r0lc
mt only thAt hns evur appeared III this country,
but Ut which hr1tn1At!c history hns any record.
It must now gencrally tic admitted thut tho
clcnrest and most colnNrchonstyu tclIcutiUlls Of
Shakespeare produced Gy motlcrn literature IL
that found In Tainc. Il wo accept tho
canons Of criticism thoren laii down
Anu scuttercd through Mr. Tntno's va
riolts works oil art. VT ccrtninIy feel justified
III elnluling thlt tho i'rescht century has pro-
ucc.i III suly!nt tho rst actor whp coall reflect
frum tho 6tug0 whnt tho student III hls oltsct
llnds II, tho llncs VI tho Rrcnt English dratnut-
ISL f1ttH criticism has beGil accustomed to
6t,cer ut MI foreign NEtors who attuIoptth IL
fleet tho krcnter rt1lcs Of Shakespeare, cluutng
tint Shakespeare WIZ - Intensely English ti.ut
nn tDre'ghcr could understand him. II errinH
INC. brs. 'naierlul ot ~ tic. Kroat ,lra-
iii epoch, but tho ,N,ot nt all humanity, lie
dcMts with tho universal human lcMrt in Ills
higher pnrtratturus. LII in tho IA'rtrhyhl Of
| thu Ehaslts cutiillnn 10 nll humanity tllat he
must e1Cels nil VITO wrne heEoru him, md ,lii
VITO huyG ever written nt,er din. And It Is this
10 snlr!nt III It tlli tn Fnrrcst to Edmund krnu.
| slWnkng a shaksEentot GtnrHctcrs ln hts