, 1869-08-10

tuie!y and emrta.lca1ly dcnies any acquaintance
ahr with cld1indd although 4 Is apparent thAt be
met her frequently before. Oh ihis occsAon he
to him ~ bonds Of gratitude, rs he had savcd her
fEnin drowning In the muddy Thsefa Or the
Thames The cousins determine 70 sctue bis
uinerrf,t messengers 10 meet them at the same
time am place In The meantime s;lrTa1 uncle,
81, sply1nta. sad!itt tkesr3 husland ot Lady SAT
tint bis utcce thnll marry the SOD Of an old iteud,
Who Is 40 other thsn AeaA She Is really ii lore
III s aSa Ioa be ,ss a. tsea a
= ,Sas ss:noe ot .'s whining III The Ss0s' .ss e
le,s Cts,,"e,s 60 outsias q The mala plot d
tMr T. r ChattcEon) and Lddy bainty {Mr7.
Stonca1D. The denouclntut l., OF COURSE. happy,
snd ends IN The n,aTRgea Of al the orers, thtnga
tt'Ing 70 managed al 10 make each man get pre-
tilciy the WOMAN he a1iorea, according 10 the
utual ru1uautic custom. While all 1hi1 IL coming
about there arr Interesting scenes between The
cousins md between Lazy Sadift and her old
crotehety and JEALOUS husband, whom shc ham
toozlts By the assistance and strategy OF her
maid. il turns out that the wife chosen by SIR
Harry atoi! tlrnwu) for his hopeful Aprput Is the
same lie has selected for h!ueelf. Cta7htu griA
Flfr1n'.f atteg much nlanusnyrtne, aud Lady
iA'sfu atIits cdrttts. Thinking all the time tnas
she las Russian Prince, whom he peEsonaies.
1he curtain falls upon happy party, aud pruYcs
LINT AL i well lEat ends wci!.'
Tie coz ety IL excellent IN itself, and Is I'm.
proved hy the modern phrases and HnclasaicAl
rsnE intcfpoatcti ID It ts the at!ap'eE, the con.
| tr1st hctwctn the strict reading ol Ctbbcf and
tspr strone % an Ole often 'l scrs laaisreuA it In
Jrovcs the fun contalped III the play, and makes
II much norr clear 10 thcatrc-HocrH OF this later
period. The dialogue Is srt1Ehi!y and aoounas N
same, for the Keen otscr, a1ions OF the almost Tor
EOt1rn dt dtatpatlst II reIshtd even nu"+
Tic part OF -4k!u w4s to have t,cen taken by ar.
Aiken Hul lllue>r prevented h.s appearance, AID
III, plare was supplied by M.. Osltn. The CHAR
Aeler rs the lending one Of Ihe paf and requires
cTrat care and .iu,1loua preFar1tion. Mr.. ogden
war good. lul created much laughter BY his really
clr,cr performance. lie Is Fcsaa:ilc, and has .
wonderful control OF his cnanteuAnce- Iie Ia
rat1ler ,m..tuuus, md qr,cter rca!ng, accom-
prove Lin wonderfully. Hts hest pari was in the
ce.re 10th. lis dtIH was cnconsav1ng.
Sa r.o. ne rs aen to ea H.
ton In his r"t< Car t"s. In FACT be Is too case-
I,ss, md does mt naE attention 70 The ,M,aMt's q
and ducr points by which u favorable impression Ia
matIe upon an audience. There nre gaps ~ Ills
IptToEmance. Ills rcAd!us IL sort 81 iutouatton,
sug-sonE speaking Of Words, oat Of place entire.
Of d way as ts expected from him In his part, but
even thai might bc much improved, lie Is vel
'icd Tor other parts, and, doultess i9 other plays
distinguishing himself last nlRht WIS, how
ever. small; the part did not admit OF II
Mtss Sylvester Is niEo new tace and q very
her textures pleasing. II not positively handsone.
SHE looks young and fresh, 4nd has Natural de.
mcInus lnni III quite taking. Her voice Is c.eut
anu eennruue She SPEAK. too tust. and frequently
with intIsiinciDcas- EArr aud training VIII MAKE
in,r actress Of her hut s'c uu.s te careful, and
studs hard II Fhc wishes r1ht In her profession
1Itr inre.tuak kin. au4 bantcF1ng were excellent,
aud she pfuIp!sca we'll. In thu boy pa1 RHs was
quite success, AID her reception h! Inc auaence
ss suvr n'saS 5as P iq[ ksy9 1fs II aso ha ae~
tut he did nor do enough TO ch4lle ua to MAKE U
fu,1 estimate OF ls ability. Mr.. Keller WIS III n's
fat orite part OF the cid gentleman, ana
| hlF reputation Us CONSCIENTIOUS nctor. MIS-
I Steuca.l was fair, though 1IardlF as Rooo hs w
have sometimes seen her. Mrs. Allen "ns 70 mt
ftutlcr aud pated with much TASTE and dtct''
| lion Mrs Eiuef wAs not always good rs Hdrih
though parta Of her performance were 1ea,ls cap
ltas Mi. Padcctt w:s 1niddtlnS. Tue fttnaihucl
| 1T the puts were fairly Eustlinef. Ihe cohpa
ny, on Ihc Khnle, IL \ Strong one, Aia ohnts tne
supervision Of MF. Aikcnt will carry the MHsco1l
out Of tho k1onsh OF 1cSp1nd IN Which II !iaa bec1
EOlndertuE TO u permanent succ.;SR .. ..
| The tWTtbF FMnDcc concluded VIII me farCE en
I titled !. Mr. and Mrs, Petrr White" 10 wntc
| Frank DrpHn n,uIe bis nrft appearance to ihl
city. lie cnnnut e fulry Judged fron his li1nlsc
actlnc, .hich ~nA moi Of Tic highest drdct ~ an
u4ans Harry Linden tHtlnVutStetl fIlmsetf IL h
hil often done before by his excellent low coined
| performance.
| The house vas crowded, and some Eve lundre
| rcrxnns were tuin ned uwuy. The scenery way 8
TIM; could III. desired, and The orchestra Improve
by recent 10tIiiUGs to its ttrensth was Hatls1at
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