Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

:. P,.si.r Julass U'ssss DseIe.lsiss. 1ss
- lTFsoo Nh yss1snho6s Noss Book -.
shsiI ever forget Romeo and Juliet At the
Rochester Theatret That balcony scene espe-
eisIIyl The platfern L shosd o. was Q narrow
feet: resting very insscurely, ana scarcely
vide enough 10 admit Of q chair; there va
ous, bat dared not sit on fk for fear OF 4 mis-
hap. The railing to the balcony was formed
by o csrpsnter's ladder, supported at arn's
length By two men; one behind the scenes, as
one end, out Of sight; and the other, on the
stage, and masked b. piece Of : scene s'rsp.
resenting wall Thus, had . most ftail and
ricketfy standing place; could not lean 81
the rail, (the lsddsr,) OF The men would be un-
able 70 support II, At tho fan length Of their
raised bands; and the platform IVES 20 narrow
move, for fear Of falling hsckvsrds, or bring
ing the Whole seetn down With ne, h sight of
the audience. Talk Of love-scsnss On slch q
mounted 70 II By crazy stsp-lsdder, and
What passsd between Gsorgs, nysslf, and the
.Ihysslf NsrvousIy feeling the platform
tremble under me. "Ah meb sk
sffhen sside. 1s'0h dear, I'm sure shall
fsn-"l e. sTYpah8 a49Ax
oh Romeo. Romeo, wherefore art shou, Romeo,
lCsrpsnter below. 6 It's quite safe, ma'ar,
il you don novel; &, :. ,..5-s : ''s'sss-.
Dny thy father and rsfuss shy n3ms, ,sss hss
-1casPsnter, 70 The other man. "Bill, keep
your side stssdy res. 80 q :, s'asiissf 90
1rkksd I1a no longer IS . capsl<r 7SllG'T'
fThsn aside 90, how I wish ths. sssns vss
ic.rp.s... ssl.. .1s's.l, riss., n.'.u, ~,
sTis but the name that is Thy enemy. ssils
aside. 90 zdess, dear, ]. know it'll an
acskne dowrs'fat r-1ti,7t 7ts4t = ~ - AZ ION =
c,Ips.,sr,; :.BIsss yOs. n.'an, is's safe =
WHATS In name. - - 49,
Carpenter. Steady with that ladder,
That which We can q rose
By any cher name would mell = sweet
George tAside 10 me from behind his hat
scat-tks scene shsrt, .Masy y;',--sad I naas :
srs.. samsa su. as, a. .,.szzq
And foS shss ns~s which isne part u thse,N
% fGeorge, as Romeo-ssI taxa thee At thy
vord."I Juliet starts. .s-s : 80, X 8 4
,lcrsek' crack vent the platform. ! trsn-
George, (Aads.) .sKssp still,s Mary f,r
Heavens sake. u a-.i-ah - -.
Can ne but love, Z win fouwear my name.
Course those sarpsntsu.''JT "a
And new more Be Romeo - - /, 80. -
;. ics,Pss.s g ts,sv. .Doa's yeu INN, na'sn,
1I5.tao that Tins bs screen, "a in night. 80
% 30 ssumolesf on ny counsels = 'lsfsa =
Aside 20 dear, IFS Al giving xay.'T
teorge-I know nss how 10 ssli shse who en-;
ASIDE % Den'f try 70 move, hary-kssp
Ny ssns, dssr nisf, d hssefnl - nysslf,
tAside. * Asd est the long spes,hsa ~
reesase - is an enemy 70 thee! 80
..zthysslf.-tAsidssl@s go, 9sszssr I,m-sure
it's gsingr' -
Mine ears have not drunk ! hundred wesds-
lasorssyfAsids 70 men ostsids) 70 Mid
tboSe props are saff, men, :. 49, se3 -,
han's voice. All right, sir.tl ssssbfk
,Meelf-of hat toaYus's utasring, yea . ksow
- ss Arttheu not Romeo, ana Montague /.
George -Lady. By yoedss Fslsssd noOa |
Fi.ss& ~ sWSar-s r-ss.fszs zass'suys,s,f - -
: Inysslf;;,,7tAside1 "Yeu'vs ssf four long
IGsorg..-'sNsysr mind, rot shrousA ..
quick a. you cani'' ! 80 ---sIs5IT 80
. Aetre;s' voice beIow.-aMu. vsudsnhofr.
you've caught your dress in nail: mind IL
don't trip yoa-pl - > a--51aTN a -
A bis from the audience. - s-s3f -
anu - On. ttf tne enc OF tne scene, when,
Just as, with fear and trembling. / had de-
seended, and put my foot On terra hrms, De
whole side front Of Capulef's ss--balcouy,
terrace, platform and sll-eams clatteffne 10
the ground, in sight Of the audis.ss. asogs
rusbed eG to- ts1zssas -ssrsisef .stsesS -
a..s help : s,s sl.ss' sss.si i..ss' s.' !:
the rest q he iins uD drowned in ne resrs
Of the audience. - - = s,4es. = - ~ !
-tsN@B.-Nsvsr 10 plav Juliet IN futur, vithsut
sssng and trying the balcony In the morning.
nsn's drsss seems to be. on ths whole, as little
.xceptionable ss any that can be pointed eut.
We are not thinking Of our soldiers dressed In
-tighf voolen garmentr, ts<k :, aud heavy head
gear In all climates and seasons alike The
mortality from that Tremendous ersslty ana
fHy bs ,parete item 10 be urged seainst The
military aathorifies.s Non-miiitary Enslish-
men wear costume which may Be- rendered
warmer or cooler without losing its charactsr-
isticss which Indicates the form, nay ft II
EASILY, at the vearer's pleasure, leave the
Inns Lfee. and need presz ipjarieusly nou here
ersyst, OF stock, As dangerous; bot the threef.
Win Ia great bIood-yesscls, and its importanee
- con neefing The whole BODY with tSe br,fn-
ts nov snhjectto - little pressure that We hsve,
Iouly 70 hope that the RELAXATION win 70 On tin
lssid, yos might ksos . phiiss stSropiss h xmsr.
ics ~ his turn-dorn collar, ~ a. evsneslioaI
Iady YES supposed 10 Be known in Eneisnd Sv
apoke-bonnst: bat tha turr- dom collars. vith
q mere black ribbon or light scrap o. ,ooiorsd
,us2, ,ops % :ss sss9 scn snsir .sy tsi seyss! re
Ihsss who he'd ths ssnss aud eourars % vesr
the natural comforter, - which eires uarmfh
without pressurs--ths beard-inprove -th-i-
chaocss for q sound throat, q clear Ned. snS :
loIx ne. The bat = no., apparently, the