New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
Or ronr,s e.ultant animal delight in

- or Toby's exutant animal delight In
~ owA capacity Of appetite. and In his bibulous
.st,hhs. while TO the mental quality OF the
the comic sagacity of selfish good natured
Ealing the invctcrate pm pose of prcdominance
va rrodt-he rendered the most ample justice The
sr ,.,,on NJ Sir Toby to Sir Andrew Aguecheck "a
~, that was intelgeny and neatly acted
20 NJ, Herbert Gresham) is not unlike that OF Fail
- n Justice Shallow-for In both cases the
-, socks from the gudgeon, the replenishment
:. Ma nurse The preservation OF that attitude by
~. Ievis and of the amatory attitude toward Maria.
-, no named as a sufficient dcnOtcmcnt Of his an
,,uoI grasp OF the character. lie laid all possible
.nbasis however, on the mirth. ana In the scene
- the midnight revel he was the Incarnation OF
- tocularity The cooperation OF Miss Catherine
III rs Maria proved OF great value to that
GONE and indeed to the general effect OF tie
orous portion of the comedy. That
aO,ress has an abundant now OF animal spirits,
rat,ve talent for merry mischief an inherent
nocity of vivacious action, and a nmble and crisp
a,hod OF speech and those attributes make her
n,.sence entirely adequate and delightful III
.src,ers - like Maria of brittle sprgh'liness
snd roguish dul icity. She was cordially
,..m.d Mr. George Clarke presented Malvoo,
va therein he obtained professional honor
~s, &C an old actor may well cherish with pride.
- zinc repose and adequacy of his art have not AT
INV time been explicitly manifested, or with
more authority more absolute power MI.
|,orte embodied MalyOlio very serious ana even
ta~m,dstle personals he is in shakespeare making
,n ,bsurdity of the situation subordinate TO the
,ar,ous gravity OF the Don-iike character. and
- LARGELY augmen,ing the resultant merriment
h,ch accompanies his discontinue and disgrace.
mat saurine quality in Malvoio Is OF great Naiuc
ua ,s moi TO be mistaken for mere gull Ills
Avn opinion was his god" us Queen Katherine siiu
~ Cardinal wolsey. lie came TO grief through his
oo,osssl conccit but he is not a BOBBY. "He hath
cl~ olisa cd "A.
IA, and the command OF Orsino Is explicit ana
.isniscant: pursue him. and entreat him to peace
The scene Of MalvOlioS justification has been oiou Ill
,r Dsys carefully condensed iour-act copy OF me COIL
av hui tn sc who know the original viii not forget It's
Nearing on the stoy Mr.. Chrhe's mperoonatioh very
sarlv revealed IA scolar-nke grasp OF the whole SUB
isct and his execution was remarkable Tor symmetry
80 noipt The other characters in good hands
s ,hev were adequately given. Olivia must be
hd.ome proud ana statey-and that was not dlHicuit
"a, Miss Adelaide Prince. The requisite element VI
m,rthf,l relish readily supplied by Mr. william
Gilbert TO the part Of Fabian. Antonio was made
picturesque and fervent by MIR. Charles WheatieIgh
ma musical portion Of the clowns part was admirably
done BY Mr.. Lloyd Daubigny, who does net ye' now
500, claim attention as actorfor there Is more IN
ia, clown than melody. Sebastlan-not very CRATE
mi part but an important one-was most dlscrce''y
nlsved by Mr. Sidney Herbert. Mr.. Preston Clarke
sr,sd Orsno with prncely dignity and refinement ana
made every picture effective In which ne app'"lto'
The piece has been dressed in Greek and Italian
garments OF seventeenth century styles. ana the
pageantry of 1t was beautiful NO Shakespeare p'aS
has hitherto been produced with scenery at once 50
.u,tsbe and so magnificent. The colos ana group
,nss made a feast to the eye and the mei"dlous
aecomlaniments soothing comfort to the car
Dramatic art receives distinctly favorable impetus
in this magnificent revival OF classic comedy anu
the public gain in 1t is obvious and of much value
AT the end of third Mr. DAILY and the Whole
company were called before the curtain