New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

girl She is animated with the passion oil a i0Ver;
saint She AZ orce irradiates pleasure ana await
t's the tremuous solicituGe OF Iul'o' ~ in tho
is the woman who inspires human love 80, , y. w
same instant make n aba she'd at its own Qoidness
CO i incarnaie purity. anInaleu DSihilitv fdel-
Ky sweetness ree and ingenious charm, n1' 49,
tnr,,iaS, EMERGENCY afises. COO 1ore lyrical ana
~, ,itude Tennysons eenus was is9'' 1ennvson's
representative than dramatic. arl riS;vDts
elements Of imagery ideaiity and picture exceedng
~ elements Of deed; but IenIy son - literature
no character could be imagined. IN mo- mo- ,Tn,
p,'e unison with the nature ana S't I,Ien Terry
she embodied it in nuent and delicious YEN Ga
perfect sponaneity In this part as M N rich
individuality 10 show itself through careless gee.
cohnding abandonment. and sweet pe '"i,h ,he
proud self-assartion Of elemental nobility. ina.
seems not difficult in the saving but oD so riirg
me effect Of nature is most absolute, 'heic ",
means OF art have been applied win me ne
gIamor. and concealed with the best or dlssrls.'
ihroughout her performance there was no ti,gt
Al was grace In the fugitive tcene w1 balf
fondness.-in the bower scene with Henry the op,s
como o"s n Ig 80 n simple r ns tg smpos
ality, her profound sincerity. the penitnde OF nv
face ana ' the msc Of hey c f Voice Daring
n Uss her ' Oh s dnn eScama
ton. Some dreadful truth is breaking on me. she
struck the chord OF tenderest pathos. am s.o"Su
foorn wSsn dyerSad St shaken and
made half wild with narneless dread. constitute M
affecting image OF lovely grief. that Eltn TORY;
- impress upon the heart. There IS for kosimuhl
but one scene in the tragedy that requires great
strength or much variety Of acton-the scene IN
winch queen Eleanor comes upon her ana tlr,I'.InS
her with violence That scene was conceived by inc
poet in a mood Of dramatic inspiration. and 1t Is
both powerful and beautiful on TIE one s'qe Is a
hate offering TO her helpless victim the choice
between life, with foul dishonor, and sudden ana
numerous death. on the other is timid. shrink
ing girl. at first overwhelmed and peous with fcir
ana horror, but presently firm and splentid WIN
spirit to which physical death is nothing. Miss
Terry satisfied every condition OF thst eNaelinEs
tGde and tremor to courage. resolve, ana sublime
fortitudc. and suggesting that deal Of perfect
rescue by Eecket. at that point OF action wa,
MADE by Mr.. Irving with superb dramatic effect
Of Rosamund are very touching she riayH
craWs near ana when she knees IN anEulsh, De
SIDE the dead primatc when the doom has fallen
Hiss Terry presence sustained the aWiui solehl n,
genius kept unbroken the perfect Illusion Of art
our somewhat dreary stage and to make II. for yet
The rank OF actor is not determined by the
cbullitions Of writers. but by the permanent ~
produces upon the public mind. Mr. Ifvins's lin!'l
tons and defects have been frequently and FUZZY
much such caustic censure. and 10 actor has,
by the noble and authentic force OF genius ana
81 Mr. a. Ir,nr hoyeTop vis "ng since accom-
great actor. His performance Of iamlet Is tne
stage in the world. Portions Of his embodiment %
Macbeth are magnificent year ago. in London.
he acted King Lear. and he produced upon the
best minds OF the time impression OF absolute
greatness; His imPersonatonS Of Mathia5 ~
Eugene Aram and Charles the First are Iuii %!
inspiration. and are marNcIs Of ability IN diiahhau'
art His acting always arouses curi'sliy' unsin,,
interest and awakens sympathy. aud Tor "a.
reason he :. able to maintan me IN
art are ' Consists in booming derhif ana hcnen.
lfe Of MANKIND That result Is not dep ufcnt "a
external agencies Of any Kind whas,rger' Gd d,
rinsic genius character. eni'"m1ggn,;; ann ,..
devoted and wisely directed =. anat i.lt nv.
now sees him al his hes; anl bis presence herr al
this timc.-b-cause ~ the influence hat u
aIlay many parts in which the ample resources oi
Jhis art viii be- potently displayed but h" VIII play
5no part in which the springs Of his genius arr
more clearly revealed than they are In beckei-
the springs OF Imagination. sympathy an ini,l',c,.
more important consequence must h-ce-.i'l} 49,
a renewal of sympathy with tn charaet, .i t-,
great Yrclatc and a fresh awakening II lmtrrcst
in one Of the most important periods Of Lns.sh
r his1Gag Henri ana his Chancellor not
simply a f,", ,1i,o,l ,uI ,@ srr, i.cKet ~.
resented the church. but also. ara far NOR mn
ana tempcsiuoIs age victory ior me .i,t'tr ,
element IN man Was oi Natty h,,.', "'i i'-,tt
more importancc now thau anythins else ihai
can occur. In individual experience or ia SOCIAL
severai Of The play s associ9ted with NJ iryins
ami Miss Terry are ia'oriirs h'i'' "in n,f ~ W.
The venerable Mr.. Howe. 90 particular, vas ~
,,iii,ue "ylr i'yars Mf Johnson. ana the Ouoyant
lir William Terr..s had esch klnily rsc@ ,. W.;
motel essential mini eni naf etssyg n he lq ls
perception u character ar ~ mas a a ,e IT,
fSrmancc ever gwen by Mr.. Tcrrisa was thai ~
young Sfunr@ tn f'h ba r'rlon,lifv Is within his
c,,nureheveion he expressed exceedingly we'll IN"
rqbgst re~olr Of Henry the econd as Tcnny
son has drawn H. although toyHl{' q, ,h
was acted in London the ynilct!ye charactcr Of
Queen Eleanor "as presented IA m,2I "l all,a'n,
rd IN aijrnlr,bie American actress Miss Genevieyc
az t1 la NE prn.cnt production was made for
WAr9i o ~ M Miss Mward who seems to be steadily
n'Iysncirc in the proficiency to play heavy parts
Xr% n S1 on g sstursy nqit fooWing NoyeH
Ter IS he will pre,scn, Maihi3s b IN rh N E tcnra
fcnaons in all ana certainly It ought to be Son ,S
by al Pg TTsG,ns %o Of are most majestc theme
several or The stage picture notably tho,e ,S of
Normon castle. by w. Tclbin, wore of exceptional
ican,y. More than fifteen calls. the applause
n ,sn,Ish Mr. irving and Miss Terry back upon the
scene. after the several curtains; and at tie lat
In,len cast Of parts is here given. as Il part Of
he record OF this memorable night:
i neag'ii il ~ 1 ISn1
E"eer Ar,hbishop Of Yors............... VI S,don
Iilsiy Pishop Of Chi'icstcr.-.....---.-Mr. Ar per
John Of ssl';bury MI dht,aoe
m cad Of S Of nSi' %sd The Mr " c@a!
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Sr N W,I' a. y Morn rt' c 90 SIR. nc iaS
richs"d d. iia.,ia--... .............M r. Yrdh1m
Tic yonnrccs, KNIGHT Ton ricr........>'s ngg(.l.y.
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