New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
NOTES or THE STAGE.
''Everyman" Revived-Richard Mansfield
VIII Play Ivan" Again.

Miss Natthison. at n matinee at Days yester-
day was once more seen IN her beautiful In
personat!cn OF Everyman in the sOmbre and i'm
pressive Morality Play. The contrast between the
size ard the appreciation 81 her audience yesterday
and tire audiences which first greeted her in this
city vas marked. showing that the growth Of In
tcrest IN this ancient compound OF drama, early
Christian dogma and priestly eXhortatiOn was not
merely fad OF last season. Miss Mattnison's i'm
peTsonatcu has lost none o. its eocgtionary charm.
and its power 10 suhdue the levity and call forth
the more exquisite shades % solemn emotion in
her audience. Her hands seem 10 have grown moro
beautiful, more pathetically eloquent indeed and
as she takes the faces OF the medieval figures OF
"Beaute," "Fyye Wyttcs' and the rest into her
palms 20 kiss them. Il Il a picture by
Rossetu had yearned to lie.
There awaits some sensitive observer. indeed the
opportunity g point the contrasts between Every
man" and ''Parsfal' and the Emotional similar
greater than one suspects both, tn a way re
construct "a passed AGES religious moods a van
lshed phase % Christianity. with what different
intent and by what different means IS obvious.
as the core from each mood OF singular unity.
- E2Ners1nan' VIII be repeated on Thursday and
Owing 10 the continued demand for additional
performances Of Ivan the Terrible" Mr.. Mans
field has decided 10 substitute Tolstoy's tragedy for
''BeaUcaire" on Wednesday and Friday evenings
o. next week. Seats already reserved for these
performance may be exchanged y desired The
order OF plays for Mr.. Nansaeds last eleven days
Ivan the Terrible. the rest OF this week. re-
viyal % Beau BrummcL" Next week, on Monday
and Thursday, he VIII play Baron Chevria in
"A Partisan Romance. Tuesday. "Wednesday and
yeII o' ..r- JsvIl and Yrr Hvdcs Mrs
isabel Waidror has ioined AIr. Nausaeld-s COM
Lauy to play Madame e IarEy IA a PdIlsl.ln
appearance with oir Mansfield as Msrcel.e IN this
play on MordaE eysni1s, Miss 10 conquest VII
Chevriai. and Arthur Forrest, Henri de Targ,.
The Hawthorne sisters are going to try again TO
star. Next season they VIII appear IN a play Of
ancient Babylon called "semiramis." They
promise a fine 'z7o'osicai' production
There VIII be another souvenir matinee o; The
Vi-eiuian" At The Manhattan Theatre to-day. OF
course Dustin Farnums pictures viii be the treas
IRE distributed. Al the cowboys in the play have
concerning.
A real "Ra-lcs" has come 20 the Savoy Theatre
He broke IN the other Night and stole several COS
TUNES string OF heads a fountain pen-not the
ore EyIle BeIew signed souvenirs with. which was
Nc ,', or26egt- F. n Hoand. me deceive q the
play. IS She only member Of the company "ho
hasn't formed a theory regarding the tlett
Senior students o, the Emplre Dramatic School
yesterday afternoon at the Empire Theatre ap-
pearcd in Two plays the first performance N Eng
fish o. 'Bertraude.' comedy IN O. act by Henri
de Noussanne. translated ~ Mrs .r.es 4 Dore ore
mus. and the first English reureses-2ton la tA.s
country Of The Good Hope a pay IN lG , a =
icy hermann Ecjeraans- Translated ~ ShT'S''i."-'
-. John.
The French Opera Company now appearing at the
Casino win give "a concert Sunday night. with tho
aid oE their orchestra. There "lh be - least
twelve numbers on the programme. but the calei
numbers WI BE- ne eysT5lTs IRON tbe Quartet from
"Bigo.euo" auc the seNtet from Lucia mere -