The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

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brother induces CRetwood lend her an hour the emerald
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listening 10 half relenng speech which Mrs Chetwood
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adop;s the rpse Of declaring that the letter By
gle Of Home for the HOUSE. exposed bis wife and h%
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sion and taken home to bis heart in the orthodox
MARIO by me husband who resolves to be attentive to his
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From the New York HeraMl
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audience played Chetwood very we'll In the denoueent
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stiff at times but the whole played unthankfu
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most aaspiSIously lag, evening The house jam
already given the lis. company which
good one capable of being most effectively worked
The play last night two drama, by Tom TaY
lor, entitled 1.-THE House and the Home.n
Horace Chetwood George Jordanl member Of Paris
ment married to Lady Helen Eastwood CMise Ada CHE
toni whom he sadly neglec,s for his duties in the House.
But Frederick has sister the Hon Mrs werdoar tass
love for another mans wife BY complication Of ingenious
an interview between Frederick and his own wife which IN
sanaer " g.
from Frederick to the Lady Helen falls into the bands Of he
husband who thus discovering the state Of the insists
upon separation Mrs. Wardour lectures him upon his neg
ect of his home duties for those of the House, conynoes h
Of his innocence and love Am and Chetwood hns
takes his wife TO his heart again, frgves FREDERICK so ~
ends in the serenest manner .-,-..,uo-v
will be observed that there is some slight gancng r;s
The late tragedy Washington ard though ~ ,eJ IN ~
ten since that event. and has been asserted ~ vs. ~ ard
disclosures then brought to light IS no. 50 nvthnr more han
sona as TO make the intention Of The autnot sHs 's -
matter Of surmise ,-,-.... NJaa Keeue wAu
was received with Of snd ors = ~ I'd mean
raj complments played better Isss pa y ,sat
great one but she the hene WIN Iap AVN, Who W..
also enshusiastissy Welcomed enacted ne S
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uurng p had begun 70 mar even MS be2
s Rsinr now more natural and unaffected Re muen