New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

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disturbed BIZ this, without knowing why she is
little saddened with trouble, also, because OF her
fathers exile and her uncles aversion-whlch iat-
ter fact her keen, womanllke Intuition would not
fail TO diyine-and she wells herself behind glee-
full manner natural TO her but not now entirey
genuinA "I show more mirth than am mistress
Of" Miss Anderson's denotement of ths mood was
not less firm than delicate and It evinced an admir-
ahly subt,e instinct of truth. Tail, regal fault
lessy beautiful, clad IN rich yet simple robe Of
lowered gold cheerful III demeanor but earnest
with n sweet thoughtful gravity, she gave, at the
first entrance an instantaneous impression of the
royal state, the exuberant physical vitality, the
finely poised intellect, and the aectionate, sensl-
tive variable, exultant temDerament that consti-
tufe Losqlind. Her change from pensiye preocco-
patton 10 arch levity was made with charming
grace and by the close of the wrestling-inatch she
had shown IN every wav that the Character was
easily and wholly withil her grasp. Upon first
seeing orlando this ROsaliHd became instantly at
tentlve: and after their first collo1uv, as she
turned away from him, saying " PRAY Heaven be
deceived in youln her backward look upon him,
intense and full of sweet w0nder ana lnoplent
fondness told that fate had already done MS WORK
ard that love would soon be III luil possession OF
her heart Miss Anderson. by whom each de-
tail of the piece was supervisor III tns
preliminary rohearsals. has introduced new
wrestling contest. The custom, always prev
alent at court games in Europe SINCE the usage
was first established by the ancient Greeks, OF
awarding 70 the victor wreath oi IVY OF of lalfei
or a palm branch. was followed on this occasion,
and it became instrumental IN touching ana
beautiful effect AT the moment when R0sdind gives
her chain 10 OrlGHdo. Those jnfGes VINO observe
the significant force OF appropriate details IN
dramatic performance could not miss being charmed
WI. thnS touch of thoughfful art. In bestowlng
her GIFT hosaliRd ropprd the chain slowly into 'cc
extended lett hand OF UrlGDdO-slOwiy bccaG sc with
a In gerng grasp of IT, as though she woud oarcss
the hand INTO winch 1t ie,l-wnie ne, alreaiy en-
siaved bv her radiant aud bewilderine beauty, sui
tered his victorious wreath TO drop IDLY and IN
heeded to the ground. Miss Anderson's bearing
was AGAIN deeDlV M IresSiye and touching, IN the
subsequenb interview with the angry and hostile
DWke Freifick and her superb delivery OF tAe re-
sentfu speech, " Treason IS not Inherited, nv
lord, her stately figure towering IN anueni power
and her fiery spirit blazing for II n vehemont
noble mdignatiOn--cre"t ted a poffect illusion and
for electrical nonent set before ~ tne c'nslI
mate image of tragic majesty Miss Anderson8
suldel repression OF this righteous anger upon the
thOught of eiiC, whom R0sditnG loves was not the
least OF the beauties Of TINS treatment. In the
en suing plot of adventurous exile her glowing an
i.nal sprits. ready intellect, and m 'rry almost
jocund humor asserted thcmse YES win charming
eject The exit uaae D burst ot gladncas.waS tol-
lowed bya tumu of dci , ted applause calling her
ice before the audience after tn curtain TELL lhe
success OF Miss Anderson Ia h0sdhid was assured
from this instant. have seen mtny t1tlish an
licences never one more deeply Touched II moro
accOrda t 2nG sDOnfaueous Ian this one was IN It's
The Irresistible fascination d the cXhltant free
spirit of HOsaliAd noi, however, quite fully dis
closed uutil she has put on her b'YS dT, s. and
dashed mo tde Joyous freedom OF the woods. Inc
treatment that Miss Andersoa would accord u ths
aSpCc, Of tho cLaractcr was awaited with eager IN
teresf. Ii Is toward The end OF tie day " ien; H.
tins artists MANAGEMENT of As lou Lac It,
hos lind and her coinplmons, ca and ioaotsto'e.
co ne wander ~ into the forest Of frden \ sort
slpset liz ( streams through tho woods. and v1u
eau almost hear the low murmur OF the brook ana
the anxious. piGiutlvc note OF the hfds that can
thclr mates to lest. Tle song of the Ddke's for
esters, rcturuiug from chds - family heard at
distance. dving away ~ the shIdOvv woodland
gadcs. Upon this lovely rustic scene enchaniedwlih
AL lac soft inH le ces If the ialilg night. the cXicd
hOsahad AMI her cO-nates IN travel made tncir
weary entrance. almost worn out with fatigue ara
h.tio>s with long end dirancc. Miss Anderson was
no now IT, piar boys part FIR the first time
Piavgocrs Of Ncw-l0rk have NOT forgotten her
essay IN Ion several years ago az the Flth Avenue
Theatre, - T tie grace. refinement and exquisite
nobility of fe.ng and dcrpeanOT with which sine
flied that character. Her personality IN RosdiiHd
was equally zee. natural aud rehncd, less classic
or not class, Al ali, and still more beautiful No
Lfctficr iOsdIiHd dress could be desired. russct
"doubct and hose" the sleeves of the former
little ful and sashcd with white pGifs soft lea her
jerSI1 and long boots. shapely We vet hat, DARK
red mantle thrown caTeleSSly around the body and
carried with easy negligence, kirtle-aXc for the
hIp and q verItabe bOar-spcar for the nand made
n tins garD; and never was poetic gypsy raitncnt
worn with more uncDn ,ciOus, b'wltchilg grace.
HOsd iRdS FIRST boy scene gives 10 her but
little opportunity Def and expressly CrI-
matte touches were made bY Miss Anderson
AT " dOublet and hose ought 10 show itsrf cOura-
geOus u pettcOat," aud at Alas, poor she herd.
searching OF thy wound, have by hart adventure
found lny own" Inc sense II humor anI the
Knowledge Of human nature here Indicated 0n the
part o. the actress certainly were remarkable
could thoughtful observer iail 10 remark in tins
sceue-what indeed WIS characteristic of VI M'ss Au-
dersOn's bearing throughout he whole Of the i'm
persODation-an mnaie drstocratic superiority. The
natural attribute of a princess She rounded aud
closed this pass1ec. likewise, IN an exprcsiyr exit,
human and tender, almost pathetic in rs cheer
aud Encouragement for the weary comrades OF her
When Eo8aIiad is next seen a few days NAV be
supposed 10 ma passed. There Il no more ta' que
now. and there VIII be no more real trouble. ~ Is
bright daylight and the adventurous youth. as
assumed bY Miss Anderson, came ramblm" AIM
less y through the forest, singing as he strobe
Usually the song " Wseu dan les pied and viOlets
blue (frOm Loves LabJrs Lost ,, isintrOduced.a at
later stage OF The representation OF As You Like
IT,, aud Is gwen rs "A musical feature or vocal ex-
pOit Nlss Andera0n on the contrary, invested
EOsdjiHd with "a hinged mood. suggesting the spDu-
tane1 is cnJoYnent of rch Dhyslca. vitality just
ntue subluet by pcusIvc preOccnDat.On. Her
voice. 20 sweetly mel JdiOus aDd 30 deeply sympa-
thetlc-tIe richest, "a ndest woman voice 10 he
heard In these DAYS from ihe dramatic stagc-was
audible before she entered; and she gave the song
only m part and incident When she came
into view she was lOungng, and the song was con-
tlnued by her till she had noticed Oraa los paper
hung upon the palm Tree, and had taken II down
and glanced with an AR of mDmcntarY bewlIder-
ment and puzzled surprise at ITS contents. Then
her voice SLOWLY died away. Inc felicity OF thia
treatment was a. once recognized Such a
stroke of art is the obv touch OF
nature, and 1t can be mentioned on Y
to be praised Miss Anderson made hosaiind almost
instantly cOgniZ ant, by intuiuon. Of the source Of
the versIlic1 tribute; and during the whole of
the subsequent olOquy with celia her
bearing was that of "A deIghted lover who guards
ner own delicious secret beneath an assumption of
indifference, and only waits TO be told what she is
already enraptuIed to know. The start, at " What
shall do with my doubet and hose 7" was accord
inGy, made in precIpitate access Of confusion
al the sudden remembrance of an awkward predlc-
ament which the tumut OF her pleasure had NTH
erlo caused her 10 forget. Throughout the ensuing
scene with Orlando Miss Anderson astonished the
listener alike with the exubcrance of her gee and
the ncessant felicity with which she denoted the
tenderness thai il only half fcOnceals At the dues-
grcllV ly