The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
"HENRY OF NAVARRO" GIVEN
~ - iHti ~ mI PHIf rms ~
uiIOBR tutTH DRISs.
iI'd '-rr anti Julia >r,issn Preserve
>'n.r,'in- 10 ihr Oprratir Flavor ln
- "" Nrrsi.n nj love and re-
Wru'r "I the frrprh nuxu Da,s

1t.'' Nj" Hu':Isnotg abroad IN Nsw
W. l.>t night They did nor repair
=, 'n'Ir Usual haunt on upper broadway,
'' 'prT"d \ lo.S further downtown
.rd %. The other .,,lc ~ the strs., THEN
'.rN ~-r'' NM a. familiar in anp.a-anc.
= d." Hugnenots that we're To lie Inund
Ia 'h"r old meeting place before Meyer
''"r WAS beyond rrsnscitation in New
\"r' even hy an all star cast with tick CTS
!" m"r"".s"d prices Tor the first per
i'.mnnC". to show ia" puhlic that "
really WAS worth hearing
lh"'r w"r" other Hugi"nnts q, the
knurN "rbocAer Th"a'r" last night, for
n stout gentleman with a gray hat and
lizard iniuned u Lutheran choral and
u "nacingly sang 'PiN-PaH-pout- 10 IN.
disconnected guests nj IN. Comis de
N'rsrs Nh contralto salIt-d the aoDlo
81 sn~ urs and 'hsn IN N" second act
made that troublesome ascent Of the
staircase. with tho audience on owing tho
full benefit ot IN" retreafing View Nor
did Naryu critic De vaiois hay. TO struggle
with the same aorid and exactlng means
Of uttrrance that frequently embarrasses
tn. operatic counterpart Of the same lady
when she is not in tho first flush Of youth
Then there were no such rancorous
and ungallant exhibitions ~ religious
intolerance az that which invariably
unites all the Professionals and Catholics
in long row along the footlights strug-
Cling violently 10 get nearer tn" con-
ductor than any OF the others
No. there are other Huguenu's IN Henry
Of Navarro" which William Devere,lx
wrote for Fred Terry and Julia Nelson.
There are scenes in the |. uvre. just
a. there il in cribe's lihre'ro. There
il the same atmosphere II plotting and
intrigue which involves this two leading
characters ~ the drama.
The low" of Henry ~ Nardrrs for Mar
grsriis is made the motive OF a plot 10
attract the HuRuenots to Paris IN order
that they may he masSaCred Although
only love has brought tn" two together.
an attempt IL made TO Use their union
the occasion Of Rovalist uprising Al
though he continues 20 suspect his wife
OF disloyalty and f'irts with her maids OF
honor Henry learns finally Of her loving
fidelity even after she seems To have
accepted IN. love nf the Due dc Guiss.
ana III the end man and wife ire rs loving
as romantic melodrama demands that ~
TWO leading figures shall b"
same beautiful Succession of pictures that
.as<. two London actors revealed in their
irs- production a: III. KDi"kcrhockcr
Theatre The pictorial charm nf Henry
Of Navarro II in fact III" strongest
Their. arc srenes nf extreme oNsIIn.ss
professions of creatures tast"tullv and
probably correctly clad. dances and
enough music - strengthen N" rn'n"r
operate feeling Of IN" spectacle
Although fho dramatic interest ~ never
u1ransc rh"rc arr no moments 81 '"li!m
- romantic mc,odramn Henry of
warn j. vCry ndmirAh" -Da 'iInH0
~ H. kind II IClns hcIGIiv an N" ma
'nrIAl side II it, Performance. h'f 'h''r'
il sufficient spiri- II poetry ard romano"
III every aeon" 10 rrakr a d""p"r lnprt'S-
sion than NOR" -p"~-aCh oyer could
Then the acting l. n ~" main ~ al
r1Irabe that anot h"r powerful ".cnent Of
-uCCcss Law in thai element 81 n" pro.
4,.c'ion
tred ferry ~ - ~" 1t nrs u-'ef say
here ne must he EpDA 90 of m ms tAn'IhRr
Nay since the TrOgTa nine contains no
other name proved \ gain his - u ard
ra-iery FS a cha rn~ipr comedian Miss
Nsilson develops mR1nerisms with further
acuua Nance nofaNly her inCes-sanr in
'srpst IN her dra Derir., and occasionally"
ner imitation " her more famous slater
'n-laS IN voice and gec;Ire - Strtki
But her beauty Is her own and 50 Is her
strong personal charm Malcolm Cherry
provided an admirable sketch ~ Charles
tx 80 vivid as to ba striking IN per
iormanca nrtahl. for it, general excel
ierce