The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

conferred upon him. I can entirely subscribe
sns g rGM%sf % s~hs s by s4 9sa at a ahs wr''sFs ! IN Ink
az nm actor WAS duo principally to Intelligent
study. his, genius being the reverse Of impul-
I Ha!sss Es,sA Ss %hi IH. tsis Is t fT1se { fp 7. u i@I ie%s
e~rectiv. than those who trust TO their power NJ
The elder Kenn. the, elder Booth. and Forrest
were actors Of the latter class. The celebrn.
wit with M der si .tuay Of s"m 1Ta sats s"s lr Hsr i nSwst
| sonntion OF ,Lady, .Macbeih brought out with
%"n.ierful effect all that Shakespeare meant to
kembie. had; fancy. very little of the impul-
siye genius; hut he Iroduced his remarkable
found students: anil his Hap.ic. hns given t"
tic. other ,iescrirtior.~ siacrendy. Il is true.
hnh none Of the imnulsivo sonius which the
have been 2 great student Of Shakespeare
al my Iiir. VIII, tn M Of tnG best eHmmeItn,
peers m."aninE. from Macready's netting than
have from MI the commentaries that 1 have
leone now t" speak Of Mncready's relations
with the other members oitle profession with
whnm he canc In contact. b"li, rs a manager
marian. and would moi tolerate any driicisncy
in nm actor or actress H. lac cou.,i make tho
hotter. He was. therefore. not popular with
the memhOrs OF the profession, nut they de-
llavo raised tho Question Mt thu beginning
%, this rs, ar! ds r wny n the h1 Mn""Gr" of En'sp,h""a
tne proper m%I "'s answer tp' this s'" "ussfiSn il ' thnt.
although n loyal subject OF the Crown Of Ing
lnrh. he WAS s"m"wlnnt Of Of a radical In his po-
sti,"ti'nas II tn" United states which 10 IN.
his time. although hr, had no belief or expec-
tatiort tina! they, would ever To copied in Great
rna i.er sdyiTsrs 10 sSpP,.T on MHsIosdy the
n naslSn S " tie h ru ri ,!e ai his fs' If" ana d Sis 1896 SfG:
inssional eminence. refer Ia what occurred
when lie recslved ths royal inyitntinn; Or hsonl.
ABOUT to relate l received from himself, Ac-
ing English actor or actress was sometimes ip.
vitcd to act at Windsor ,eforo the Vu"en. i
tue s"'' pstio '% BE Mi %e 'tS Mac sSs D, rssrIfv ssiit tic 70
{f0 fora cham na1m n m he ' fsnlisG that asFiH T.. Gaho I'D
s hs m ,ns h happy to net r.. before S"ssrn h %sn Mta'e Sut
G ';na' T. Il in a rs.1sE s% j. p1s,i i. n ss
tom. an', in the case OF tho other performers.
,minne anl female. who came d1wn t. SUPPORT
s S'%Ti'T nai t IN ak Hl"yM EnIsn hs w Sas s aHliowerlil I"
nrt on his own terms. hut tine conrtiers did not
I'M ana probably ha queen. aItnohGh biie
manifested no disrleasure. was not .Inre
t,r,srl Than. tho members OF her household.
~ hlhy %" laid TINT there was no precedent Tor
gnhirrrinr. Ia" honor OF knighthooi npn',a
mnflnmrr Vi 1.-THE theatrical profession; Whether
ltrg against that profession. or due -
iS,"aHm"e ether cause; :. mGrsdrnt r"ult
mih" ~ Marr"aly's case. Literary mon
s"ir,lis,S' PHYSICIANS, surgeons. architects,
nnin,srS, srnIrtors, and military and Idyals|
t'n.'"IS u numerous Instance. received thu
nonnr 1i kniglthuoI. and il prp.e.siona cml-
nnei,rr lullS recognized 10y the public was, sui
mrlent c!NS" for honoring tho Individual a"-
cotllhk to an ancient custom in other. cases.
mere certainly. WAS Sufficient cans. in Ma
hiaeIsnays republican procliyities. he would
naNe Gtrn GIatli!ed with and would have az
about TO be conferred on Henry Irving ss the |
g wiIi seo;v Ethhstish actor ct the present day. 1t
The Queen is more willing to Include members |