New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10

"pauvre Trilby" herself proved TO he
powerful magnet and counted many suoJe,"
outaido The Latin Quarter" To ana NV
lmaginatior and lend an atihoSp"''
artistic 10 the prosaic surroundings Inc sum
platform which faced the entrance To '"' ''
room was framed in rare old tapestries an" "'''
Vim imnlemcnts Of warfare while carved hgyP,
' s and nlacoues interspersed with potted
,a,,ns nuod in the foreground Just AT the rlsh'
., tho in,promptu studio small arbor oil PH''"'
and yreencrv concealed the spot from "n'''
echoed 'the sweet melodc phrase
Part First opened with quartet 10y MeSS'''
,ou Moore Rracewcn and Devoll Then III SUI"
nerfecton of detail a. TO arouse 4 stoT" % 81
n,ause appcarcd the Three Muskeieefs oi INV
pr,sb ,Tarvo uhc man OF blood. w Harris
Roome. SANDY the Laird OF Cockpen. h'et' Jan
con Wendell and Little Billee' j. "ei'' d."
kard The resemblance between MI. behh"i' "''
Du Maurer's Little Billee' Was so marker Dr. "
cause astonishment as well as admiration ~ ~"
easy and graceful posing. Throughout inc pro-
ra,rre songs by Miss Akers and Mackeh-
,ia cordon were intersJersei with the TAU
loous each singer being generously appauie'' Wv
Measure OF the audience being espe'''.'s
tested over the ..weet singing OF sen no'.
Miss Akers. "Trilby" first appeared IN inc S"""H
medley Of garments in which she Was pictu'el ~
..vts,,,I and Sweet" and looked not only pic'ur'
osou. I'm, charming; but while the "Triby OF ro'
nance was reputei to have dropped her sihle'
Mrs Eric Pape. the hitherto mysterious Sh' VIM
innersonated the heroine. smiled sweet arm
cantivatIng smile-ai her many rien1s VINO Ne'e
surnrised and at those who were not
"Svengau' Robert Reid literally looked as nHu
80 ,hoy mako en-" and II seemed almost fchei
when the red curtain dropped before the o'a'm
shrouded figure and hid the evil featurcs-"e'l-
expressed from sight me .o'' 81. -,
"Taov THE Laird" and Little iiillee. gazing
g., critical silence AT the gracefully posed lrlnN
,as mos, successful and also Was II VIII sol,
/ Wfl Not" "Dodor," by Nlham Nppo'l, a.,
'.Iou.Zou - bv Franklin g. Butler, being pa' -
larry we'll done AZ they ulunp"aH.' ri a. n
unhappy Little Billie" between thrn ~,
used 10 be'' introduced most of IN" 'h.h"','Is'
..hl,nchisscuso" being mpcr-onat"i ~ Mlr7 ,''i
Noel and "fonccr by iieut.n"n ,"","'nt Min
"TrilSy'' and "l.rtle Biuc". closed ih' ''S' p"''
Of the programn" ., , ,,,,.iuri,
.,d ,rnntahlv ,for the kindergarten hh MIS- htt'
Donplas Virgin who. IN behalf 81 IN iuH' VIZ,
she rcnresrutod "a o-pTcsid'ni, hi'1 ln' pi'''
amateur anctonecf anH lining the auto
c'anhs of The author and OF Henry James. as w."
A. Inc original manuscript oi if.n i'"'', t,,
exhibited TO the audience, AH l'l 49, 4" '' ,,.t.
,.,r,,n treasury lnturem' .l- OF 20" lit0 '" :,
,,i f,r MA. REGARDLESS az realty. bat the If''"
Inc goad- nature MINDED not. ani ihr IiE' api' -
n start al a good solid ngure. anu .pil'l"
leans was complied with. IN" nfrt hS'l' ..'i -
sep and the lat successful one. "hl'h ""S ""' ~
The tablcaus in the last par Of ,hc proSramr nr.
included The sweet Moodic ihrnssr 80. .;
A., Wignornc" The Nightingale FIRST Soms.
'V si'rourk sen IA Zen Guerre' ana ~ -
,rriihv the last tableau being particularly 49,
fectivc Trlby was posel ama a. lnrc a large
htrIi 81 Iles ana clad in 4 cingins robe Of ~hlte
eirded with gold The following Vas inc III" ''''
OF characters H.,