New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-12
-. y AWAY. wa. Mr.. coshlan'. way. in

. always was MI tVSnhue way. IN
ca ,I~ 20 make his stage characters live.-giving
sefine =, decentralization in their conduct OF
10 ".,,on In their speech. His impersonation OF
prep ras extraordinary for fluent grace. the real
F1e''s consistency OF nature In the execution. and
ny - feeling covered, but not concealed be-
f~ sparkllng demeanor Of that humorous
nea0" which goes with good heart. guileless
.,d sane and healthfu condition. as we'll
n'nu' :. ~ shirt In the constitution Of Pierre
Of w. = element that is either fanatical or NOR
th. "a whether in uttering love. or Drawing dan
p'1' - beguillng sinister authority, or meeting dis
ger AZ contriving happiness for others at the cost
sss ~.. own life Pierre de Briard. as embodied by
s,nsrb actor. moved with perfect simplicity
IDS .v,,sx Of exquisite art Mr.. Coehlan's great
10 "eciency was seen In the fervent afiluence.
esl p,a,a control OF emotion, At the affecting
yt ~ tho death Of Heloise; while his highest
es of genius was apparent. and was deep
osao IN the expression OF Pierre's happiness
ro,ns 10 death. There is an element. In the
rne situation here contrived. In which Pierre,
o'S haracter transcends all the heroes OF the
as carton order: for Sidney Carton is dying
sone' ,roroan who does not love him. and never
20 oe' rim. whereas Pierre goes to his death
tas - ecstatic hope of reunion, beyond the
VII" s,h her whom he has loved on earth. ana
IT, heart has been wholly his own. Nothlhe'
VIZ. ,.culiar way. high and so patheuc as MI
u ~,.r,s acting in this situation. has been seen
tire
N .le ~ the stage of the London Lyceum henry
whi0n' o,ned and closed his altogether nople
ara matches lnpe'So'"' -
.srns Dead Heart
nc ,o,erv used IN this production is OF great
Inc .rd II possesses the somewhat unusuai
pee =, truth It almost seemed as thousn ui''
nen' - ..d heen reproduced. Among the auxiiiar
OF rai'' - ono Of surprising force and minute
peflo..-acb Characterization was given by Rose
anu ~ &c a female jailer.-not precisely OF INC
t! :. "the Vengeance" but terrloie premiums
PASSIONATE, coarse. animal woman anu .io
Of tne .,,rdorous bag and Rose Eytinge had the
- NJ special recall Inc einOou 49,. T.,
hono, nv Margaret Anslin. impressed by JUS IN
helose wore than by either power or sympa-
tehe o.,on BARTON Hill acted the scnemins'
taeN ,res, with admirable dignity ana SIN
oe'v''~ canItsl acting was done by Charies sian
eefi". General Lebel and Claude Brooke AS 'ne
u! -, There were two calls alter each
0VA Tho last figure seen was tha' Vi nj
cu',. ,a heartily cheered by his numerous iiie,us
"a vigor OF eNqu.S''' ". w.
N be remembered.
,,vpR sONNENTHAI AT THE IRWIN"
THEATRE.
r,.,thal appeared at the irving RACE
-..a,rs last night in part that was pal
III sni,ed TO his talents that OF " aiens'. go, 40
ssh ss,cal drama "Wallensteins Tod HIS
,srsonality seemed always commensurate VIZ w.
- ~. great soldier whom ne unprecedented ne
49,, ~ his effect by appearing to have. even
=. ,ha most inspired and dramatic passages much
a., rn.erve Thorough appreciation OF the quahles
.. the eminent visitor shown by the AUDIENCE
,,i,h was as large as the size Of the theatre per
rnitted "Walenstein's Tod VIII he tepeaIeu 'i"'
evening