The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

IN" aliur-Innnt - i"T s"N and move
hnsits:ns - employ lhai IN"
tragedy IL On" cn,.- 60 may NOS u"
presented with al ,J'iat.' depth Nv Miss
AlaTipws 4. sanogl.,r uJSsssioH ~ 81 Ih''
Misrepresentation ~ r'" character "f a."
/ Thames VIII, Nh 'li'' hes ~ co'rS'
passed " hon N" f'lll. - ~ vt 81 trsgi'
power would GNrus. such ar ,nCongftl'.'
| ~ the prey iouIs 'lgr 'lcaLi trsdu 'ons {; .
Fanny .Ianarr-chrk' "Gif me- tlCs, tlsgc~.-
when she sougl' - aid hor lCsii in 2
Spouse Thee Wa r,axndy IN shH con
ccption % Ma" .iSnanschUk and thor
! WAS nu lack III robust power IN h"r poT-
forrignc, IN her d'y such Towcrs wcr" 50
! impn.t hat nobody seemed ~ object
~ 'ho gru"-rl IMPRESSION that hcr LGdg
! udcb,h ma d. ON IN" spectator II he'd
such a .,!cnr'ful lsck Of elegance and
| nobility trg, - always sconrd IN obvious
napprnpriar"n - IN her makeup that
, shH did not have on SLco, r,n,mrd -i'r-
trcl". That was III" only touch THAT
seemed >, IL. lacking - mako hor ~ com
plcrr IN hc. Typo 10 III" cyo r. sho was -
th" ear such a L0jp Msebsih ~ just -
impossible to-day as n ~ oman io0o w"r.ld
h" Yet they have both tcan abroad n
oar own time
The tragedy queen surely gone ,!
any Stage typ., Is II ~ now true Uf every
female character in the drama " shake
spears that il m'st first lee wnmgniy
They may have their other qualities. hL
the public in tho th~atrr- II the day j.
brought a degree closer TO The drama e
Shakespeare when it, characters ar
vitaliZed before IL. " - perhaps N,
greatest beauty NJ Miss Marlowe's Lazy
Murhsh that she - 40 COMPREHENSIVE
She is no -ublimat ed virago that urges
her husband 10 mfirhF &hA- rkenvJsizss
rhe dagger from his hands to carry out
Ihe plan he il too feeble io finish Sh.
is no implacsble harpy 81 unsar i-ii-d
ambitions determined 10 sacrifice her
husband II he must come h~rw,..n her
and the fultilmeni OF her hops All tina.
she does in done through love ~ hrm and
through the Se=Ire 80 advance hs am
b,t ions She interf.rs- whom n. fei's
ao' because her nature ~ 10 usurp his
place hut 10 ASSIST him a. "A devn'. ~
wife should when his powers ar" no longer
under his control
Her conception Of this heroine il
beautifully epa:-amiyed N th.. close 1T
he scene with BGR9V0'S ghost During
all Ms dreadful =uffarinc- a. he -lRhr u
the APART ION she has eyed her husband
with the desperate solicitide - wife
~ho would do awning in her power IL
restore him 20 his peace ~ mind The
excited company has lef, The two
are alone She interrupts her soft weep
ing long enough 20 look with penetrating
solicit,ni. INTO the ayes Of NdrSsrh
You lack IN. season % all nature
sheep she saws with deep psthos in
her voice that seema almost iiRh'-nei nv
tha know l.-dg. that his sfats NAV have
arisen from this applicable physical
Auss But lie stares moodily IN front -nt
him. Still looking into his syes the hope
graiuSllv leaves her heart in an ontburst
Of passionate weeping she SLOWLY bends
forward until she falls bsfore his chair
her head touching the ground before hia
feat while her desperate sobbing fills the
room The scene was acted with such
.rqnisit. teIssern.ss ami Expressed so
.xac'lv the heantiful Interpretation of
rh@ character 10 which she Vas Lending
her Incompatible talents hat IL alone
make tho present revival uf Macbeth
well worth while
The sleep wal ing seen. : rspiiiv pass
ing into those episodes of Shak ssp.ar.s
theatre which T-Iuir. a special patience
for their -njovmsnr PLAYED IN tradi.
tiUnal fashion TO-DAY II would b. impos.
sibl,. The sense IL por,eni and impending
horror thai NINE Mod .sL a impaired =" u
wa an indn iduaI expression 81 her
L.
the IA tragic means IN creating this irr-
pr.--inn
Il was nnlv possible. IN aCcorriann- with
Miss Mariose's conception Of tb. rhls
- carry into This seen. IN. same omaniy
and gentle. not. that IL found in -ry
other episode ~ her acting To ba
~omauly and gentle 10 he human ana
loving would never tee enough for any
I1dy Edcb.'h She must be something
more than The P.r'ia wife 81 Bruius
Miss Marlow.S personal bearing is
instinct with proud dignity Toward
the orld she - the " oman Of high place
accustomed 10 receive tn. respect 81 IN.
world and he regard ~ rhos. who ara
II her rank Her b-aury - regal IN
itself and her drap"ri.- acc-ntuste its
superior quality She ~ 10 The world a
Gu..n in her own sphere " Ia only 80
nor husband that III. j. ih. adorIuP self
sacrificing. CingIng VII. This .onCcp.
lion. which seems unsuitable enough from
IA. CONTEXT ~ fh. drama n..ais hpW.yf,r
NO such support Miss Narlow"- op,l-
lent beauty h"r ripe and Uns'lnv~i AFT
she n-v or sacrifices n jOt OF her con-cirnc.
20 please the gallery her exquisite ,oIo"
and her compelling personal charm vii
make her LIdy Macbeth a d.ligh' tn this
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