New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28

and Dutchess, their absolute conviction OF the MI
value Of that pri, Of imperial favor tot which they sSS
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rot Mo Not" she was able 70 sunass al
horror; to suggest tho b.ieia shsdox Of npsSdisS
danger and awful rsribuon falling hef brisS1
crime Trasody helps the actor Comedy doss 10
SicK to tragedy said David 0arrick. when advising
In her Of tho Ducnsss Of MarlSorousS
this brilliant woman must proceel without extrsosodS
Of stimulation. must totally suppress hsr ows
native smiablllty. must merge hersslf IA mirage q
such w0manhood men invariably detes and yetmus0
remain admirable for tho power OF her character the
elegance Of her manners tho dexterty OF her mind snd
fulfilled last night with such and fusncy of
tion left her dramatic art completely unseen YET
rather thankless. Formidable, selfseekng generals
whether In history or Ia actual NE cannot DO liked Boz
empacaton Of that versatility which Of the
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historical portrait and as such extremely striking and
In Mr. Vernon the stage has an actor Of aelsso
class. Tho present observer nrst saw him In 1877,
London and wa: greatly SsS h s car: :uS
.fne Queens Favorite" yet Bolingoroke equaly
with the D%Sns, ssa sssHye nSwse 81
ton to assume and maintain It, These type, Of nne
Il Id &c to ns s': S:
At once expose his barrsnness. Mr.. Vernon q
Bong1roks show: himself not only ., .ssasr q
very rich In humor In knowledge Of the world
in appreciation of tho motives and feelings Of othoe
people, aud above all dramatic artist proficient In the
consistent and rational maintenance OF an assumed
own fesings without modifying in any way its rghtfu
proportions and characteristic color HIS nne, com.
courtesy Of demeanOr-the elaborate, oil world manner
and his buoyant payfuness. all redundant on tho re-
pose perfect sepossesion united TO maze tns per-
formance OF B0n zbroke an intellectual luxury.
"The Queens Favorite" has been correctly dressed
and well mounted Queen Anne depicted az On am'aos
assumed by Miss Gertrude Kellogg. The somewhae
haphazard characters OF MashGm and Abigail HW were
dale The cast also included Mr. Percy Winter, 80 an
officer OF the Court Of Queen Anne Mr. John Wiksas ~
1oreey French diplomat and several aa,sriss Inc Inc
Of Miss Genevieve Ward. effected In this brane
manner, was hailed with the welcome that is entirely
deserved by one OF the most accomplished women NO"
Miss Ward was called before the curtain two or three
%e after each rSh act 81 ssd
the calls was enthusiastic and in response Miss Waro
spoke follows "since II has become the custom lor
in their own persons will venture to follow IL ana
my case this needs be an advantage, since tns
parts that p1y s scw 0 deeply pisssss
am to here, and how grateful am to tnink tnas
seem to be glad to see me as am 70 gee you.
toward my associate, Lord Bot.ngtroke-ME vernon
who however. commonly speaks Tor himself Ii1oua
applause thank you for yosr DO tina, SSs
will prove credit to us and pleasure 70 the puco,
happy in the privilege OF guiding her early Footsteps
upon up sss s'a raeny recognize your kind
welcome shall cable Mr.. Grundy. the author OIL tne
piece the good Of the enthusiastic recept'oa YOU
succesa NAV not always be "A Queens Favorte.
but earnestly hope shall long continue to Dc yours