New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
pOcrN. VOKFS AT DAIYS

Tb. so,sors ~ Rosina yokes in Ncw-York arc
arravs refreshing and grateful and this actress has
became a favorlte in chief cities Every sign
Of interest and approval has attended her appearances
at Daly's Theatre, and the six weeks during which
She will remain upon this visit to the town. Will
doubtless be marked By the excellent audiences and
the many expressions OF pleasure and satisfaction
that have been noted in previous years. She Is
abnndantlv endowed with the qualities most pro-
vocative Of gentle diversion and innocent mirth. \
happy and sunny nature is made manifest In all hcr
acting She bubbles over with the pure spirit OF fun.
In spo,tivc raillery she is attractive 70 be
fairly fascinating, while I'm the odd and quaint
features Of her parts she is irTestbly amusing Last
evening Days Theatre full. and the silverv cur
rents of feminine laughter over the many entertain
inc passages OF the three pieces proved that the ladies
I'm the audience were delighted II matrons and
rnadcns are grathed II matters little to theatrical
successes what men NAV think. But the men ap-
plauded freely and laughed cordially too SO the bill
may be set down az a success.
The first OF the three pieces Percy Pcndraeon.'
from H. j. Byron's Married in Haste In this the
restless ea,cty OF Miss voses was wanting. and the
four parts were taken bv Felix Morris Grant stewart,
Robert River, and Miss Emily Bauchcr The httc
comedy passes quicldy-somewhat too abruptly, IN
in Mct-and concerns itself with the
relations Of young married couple both husband
and wife artists to wealthy and eccentric uncle 10
whose NlSncS the needless UfpntN htu Sl''- ~"
little tlanght The uncles obduracy IS melted with
amazing and = "fed de- nSeG1e ady Py 's ne ars as
some neat and lively bits but is chiefly enjoy
able from the fine acting Of Felix MorriS as ,ds tmc
uncle and the bcwitchnc eyes OF Mss Emily lahcker
who takes the part Of the niece 10y marriaee. Niss
lancker has "A ryurc Of PNirem" tcnuity as 10 be
strangely un- English But her face makes amend,
Mis- Vokcs has successful every year in grouping
around her some eNqusite English iie'; ana IN M her
ard Miss Elsie Lombard enchain the glance Of admIra
tion. ComeF actresses these
Second comcdietia IN which The scene Is lad IN
blrsi-tcr.s chambers in the Temple The maiden Of
In the absence 81 the t"nln don, the baFrSiers WIG
and gown. y mistaken for a Young man and l. thus
turning harr,trr aud friend Of his concerning yachts
and dog- with feminine names. The true purport u
passing clouds Of anger and little rain of tears with
the sunshine suddenly breaking The changing moods
~Polly NcldoNla-h7 were Delightfully."- set for,h by
Wis yckcs 10 whom me part VA, Tell i'ed and ~'o
,iasr c,s'nmcs Is not Away, lawles.. il may be
mcnton,d that IN thl; llrs' she Wo,c so"n ara
,Opuulc. bat most ORIGINAL and gratifying 10 TIE
vision. Couricnay Thorpe Frank Warlurton cir.
glcd nnplea-antly and e"Shei anl pIon'ued like 4
mad'ap school girl. Mr. rhorp' ha' been mown {"
act well lie Is away~ ent'nainine in \ Donhie
Fri"i Varhnr;on wa> any thing but Agreeable.
Tlr nm.l.ar Double Lesson" clo~'d the evening
vi No,c,'- Wis, st Mmond IS fa- to- well known 10
require description or comment II may suffice 70 say
f'i' 'cr songs and dances were gvcn with al Of
hcr ri.it. dash and humor. and pleased The horse
greatly Her bit Of genuine pStho> at tho end.
where .he discovers her husbands Irritation with
Lady Moncrcf'c. was admirably done. Felix Nor
Mss character Of the old scotch butler
- a slncuarlv finished and unfingiy
funny piece of work. Mr. Morris has rare ability in
such things N,s Eleanor Lane truly sumptuous
IN features and figure. and In her rich and fashionable
frocl she gave every reason To suppose thar II Lady
Noncriere had gone with her private theatrical,
and worn the mcagrc costume dcsicucd for her She
could have had no cause for fearing the revelations Of
hurlcsquc.
II was a charming evenings entertainment with
few moments that were not brisk and ripping.