New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

egretfn perception OF her orcunstancestle
coyitlons INIT winch now IL little fUrcei the condition
of beias ROSGiiHd and not of acting part the apn
leafal vitality, the finely poised nlnI thG enuorosS,
the sWsctly grave temperament tue roya superiority
witch Vet tOurhcd with submissive NEE
atriblics all aga'n cryS'iilile my ~
Of youns aud blooming wOnahhOod' lio ,,oI
IL chances ia this play has been Dut snsS -
before shc enters; IN the ac'l!S Eervil So ~ i,ti
nor mentioned at all Her coming therefore Is L'.1o
abrupt Miss Anderson did not faiI To Sli'o ann Go
scOusLr,s that every chirHtt r mas - % - , V
prcyiuu, life. Her entrance a. EJ"t"t Wa III liV
finulu,. ~ condition Of Ocl9- ana not te IL o.
In, change from rensiyc WcOccnhu"n L" afcH
iey;t, i AZ once its story Of rwcctiY Nred ah
o. dreg atur9 "IdoinG I ' "a 1Fo a1 cI51len
cluliy celestial purity ana Iat' II hu,l@n ,',g',
a. ',, than Miss Aulcr-onS graceful action with
fsc rl,p Tho nae burst OF niai resentment suddenly
dHn, Ecr ban,hed father, hal l'S legitimate elrct d
rowe. IL has been merged more completely t"dn ~
lr,t IN was into the even tcNuto OF the execution Ia
tha bogs dress II was found thi Lola injury o.
cei4cs to be- royal The Original ana e'IItIl I'S, ,n
of the song (" When daisies pet ~ making " .T
ll,,,ns overflow OF joy The heart OF hcailh,u
lappy :rr. surely felt TO be one OF those 'e' N
tt,, line forest scenes with O5'i5,i,. Mis- Anderson
,g- ,,at1d rcprces beneath Irolic and banter the
jndca i've Of the whole spirit of me peTlor &C. ."
The proof 0, Ph1te the almost jocalir m.o1 Mt1
e1u,lT natural and delightful. Tue patho' IN ne aunt
in. scene springs naturally out 0I ny "a ',r. ~
eaTne.t.r,, that ha, pr,ccl'dt The hnaI T."
tIe pr.c,, in ncr bridal garments Of Sp'IrNI "Hiir
presented IMAGE OF daIli'S I3Nel,', ,,r ,, 81
sea OF perfect success upon iue pcs, XIV seen
Mis- Anderson spoke the Ep'Se Tor inc MT tt i
her u.r i,uaucr 40 stafford IN part spurious, ana III "a,
ataWdy 1ad uncoutE piece OF writing lha' 81
ION SIN, 20 have been discarded IT T. entirely nhhi
IuouiuU, with h.>dtHd character, an !. ~ nc ,, a"I
clrc r nd that OF taking tie acttt5'ou U Inc p' d
uicur, and degrading her To the level al COZ alu
t,i,fli rlIr tiste. Miss Anderson should he honoIro
for canal wisdom and artistic propr'ty 'uy were 10
close tie rece with the dance The ZOOS are aI ICr"
cilc.; tie lovers are all mated; and while thc WOODS
are riu-.n- with music and every lace is eIulnS MN
lanpinc.s the curtain iaIis upon '"'S ''cuo u
IL ia. lre,eLcc work OF arr thus luminous VIII we
st.. r.ifI. a
rich background of such thonEhI ana Ie'ln# a, .e
iuio Ill, I'd hest and finest eN cTlencr' II Sc'', iy
o1 ryto" I rs cnect The quality that most of all
"'e,,i Mis- Anderson 10 sympathy aud admiration,
-,a,r, c.neciav of those Ol servers WHO, through
xtnri ana suffering. have learned To KIN w TIE Wofd
~ . - .c,nctiIior Ike a right estimate upon
human 'i;t.-s her slirtua! freedom. Care mas n't
Ia il l,alcn hand uIon her heart GIiei ms n"t
stained tla wAitencos of her spirit the gazing Irrrs
Of convention ave not crippled her life AcclH;u.ttL
burden, or and folly maze not arrived 90 ,
oman l,lu AMI emhittcr her mind Ds1ppoihth NJ Ms
not witucr,dfor bel the b oom OF a&noh OF ,e
smile upon the face OF hope llhe' Win ~ E '
and sal i.linG touch, has not Yet carnru oi 't u'
starry visions of purpose or the JOYOUS un'1' ~. r
Safely duI mon0jony have nol maze ut,vi' "'t tna
latn Eat ,ul for her the birds oil morllnS SIN N tnG
SUMMER woods, and her ioortrS AL n!t o." 'he IC ,
leaves Il IS, and sorrow. bU' on lHe IIo"H Ir W. ,
and oy S'rons in noble and serene Eoin = ,,,
touched 10y either me cNll OF 'iiy r , u, i,nur Of
duin"S> oi contiguous Nt'' H' Socuio jrift of
feeling aal not mpcTI..ri through rtchitNS UNI Oh
cgule.t, this iavorod creature Is the living Imminent
oi tue Old poetic ideal OF e!pH re ION an , +
In Li. Iumtum Of DELIGHT Seldom have hFll'h eye
lchfld n IN actual human form 1c' Is IL one Oh 'uo
M to comcs to every Aumaa soI Il op, oronity
al il, choice Here al least Is the ono hclh7 no l
e VOL Every cmauapn OF her art is clio iueHt or
inmate Royal superiority. Whatever inc VAN oi it9
might De- such Nat ne II j. cay 70 Ieiee's
,. @ iisrf The grc,i success oi Miss Anderson is
80. 49,, ..riI,mf Of sHurrIcia beauty and tt!I oous
no. ric Her art Is nonle-hu herself is more noble
tir,,l l.l art 4 certain tu%e OF sadness M'uIdAy
cao. c,"rs the recognition with when experienced
OF this acres, a. power in the arustc cduca3n al
orr tine Great in her achievements and greater ,tIi IN
her ratr,y. the presence of sIch woman touches
Iany aud many heart tIql rl"ii o. sO'igT % a.,
nor be-. rl uccS like the That has now been seem
will give 10, special revelation OF genius ana paf IL,
ali her works stately and splendid m'tloh I"
Tie soul and not merely -1relb deg 70 lr ems
abiGc5 woman herself to teach us what ioNche.
Tnssibl. m human lie. aud make Us thlHE on the
IoDlenc,s that may yet remain among t"c wastes Oh
HE r.arc of honor belongs Miss Anderson TO-DAY,
II h1rld not be forgotten. The general treatment oil
the comedy last night in the stage setting a. VOL a. III
uncommon degree iraught Win p""uca sg.e'
aud felicity of sustained illusion. Defects, lnu',i'
were apparent in OF the scenery ana tHe omission
or some Of the incidental music was regretted Oe vi
The principal beauties OF this play Is H. use 81
suug Wdrued the ear, Oi tNlc0. Uhdcr inc eldc ~
lucanc' y boughs" aud expressive o. tue sdd Nl'."
toward Inc fIaty Of mank ud-that strange, hal sad
half cheerful poetry OF contemplation winch is "NlE
suggested by the contrast Natures rtpose with Sans
restless. cVanesccnt, dubious fOrOrA cOhulloh ne
loss of ANY OF this music scron- loss to the pay
The portions hat were given ho"eNci hau a 'ora'-
effect, Tac principal members OF MIS- Ali. e
dramatic company were seen WIN interest," ana
with iidty. Mr.. j. F0FocS-i'o' oTl>oI aug HIS ~,
appearance ID America, rlIeseHumg W,H'"". iHee
beauty o. this character l. that II sha Ue INV 80 s
the aflUent and therefore CAIN N.a'it! 81 49,
Inahlinc>- ~Ih galllaId grace and with oGcsoh Iu,S
ana gentle droery that plays oyer lLooG o eLugI t W.
ensiye preoccrpaton MI. iOoerlSoH ~ III? az -,
feature, and many ndehuabIe Iecuuarllea i 'Ao"h
Wbot "a ,ei1I.rament slightly souIbIe Imagination, and
mental tcudcnCJ to DRIFT toward oUcH views %! ne anu
such conditions OF art are more acc0idant WIN te
NmldS and EoDeoS oil the hrdHa II4h WIN WIZ Sc
lovers Shakespearlan comedy ms peIIoiia.l'' o
with iLccs.int grace and admirable skill HIS manly
Tenderness in the scene with AddW, ms lupetio@IN
humor in the cOoquy with Jdq"es. ms good naturcd'
kindly Aaf-amGsed, half peri eNcd liberation OF uc
Yysteriuus w!nsOinc boy who would he taken Tor
Rosa ird aud throughout the representation h' AR OF
hgh-brccdng and his perfect tasie nun ~
fne public sympathy and Enthusiastically lad Tor nm tue
% ~, - q fricuI in Tonrbstoar MIS- Adcire Ellington.
hs an OH It,yni' , M nm he Tn"ji.b ,far, foT her
fine talents her versatility and her Thorough y con
srcntious work made her first appearance here IN
the quaint part of AUdrcy Mrs Ellington ha-. Of
course pl yct higher parts ana VII play lcl aSaln'
bu SIC shows the artistic spirit in giving zauus'
humorous and admirable prc~eutnent OF ms. niue
character. Her humor is rich her az discreet aud le
forward Jd9U,s the stated bertlne and wor |care
pmosopher Inns actor ma ulthI, Saint' iu q Iu
OF causc hunor His pST-'halty ltease7 a,, ne E1n
1hose wcll-knOwn rucim speeches with measured
Lewis. clever and poshed comedian was seen As Lf
Run arl in this little character he dcnotcd uhu1ua
the line OF dllS lNt Is y picl ny ft'"
J1raqncr and SIR ThDpidS CitOJd. MrJOSeph Ander~"
was seen a. Orer, ana II very interesting ." marx
the prO.rc,- that this young artist has made. he
i.nObc and the saturhnc temperament ~ brc
render him rcpugnant 10 sympathy. Mr.. Anderson
suc iitr made him formidable and Inspired Il certain
curiosity as TO the workings of his dark and sinister
mind With the speech about the oncss Mr. Anderson
quite captured the interest Of the house. Mention
should be madc OF excellent performance OF DuEe
FrodCick 10y Mr. sidney Hayes. IL - long since IN
tqualIy even and pleasing representation Ol As ION
Like IL mas Ia this city. The curtain lcIl
last eager aad deeply pleased. 1t OF
The great occasions In theatrical history, ana as
81 ia IL VIII long bc remembered
when Miss Anderson stood Tor several minutes almost
overcome by the extraordinarily cordial reception which
greeted h.r the house which thus sghcd ITS affection
ate we come was Characteristic one. Literature, art
and society all well represented The crowd winch
after the Hrs, act strcamcd INTO the LOBBY included not
only the faces usually 10 be seen at an important hIst