, 1870-05-10
robbea By He7e, despite he noble efforts Of Ia.

robbed by hHTe, despite he nobie efforts Of .'ta*
This drama opens twenty ycss sfser tho dsss Of
the prologue fferys, by mcsns Of his nLGotEen
wealth. has become Baro. Hesmsn, snd seets TO
Ssase ol e @UeIa dee.ses e CO. IN q f9eas % = H.
meanttns, has accidentally made the acquaiut-
ef esen e e. chsa ,Des e & est I'D
Who e doinH her mite torRrd the support Of the
houssnoid liz h5 MMoTkng " ~ drcssma1es. A ue,
reccired and cared for As her own But It Is neces
sary TO her plan that the child be murJercd- Tne
crime II committed by Aademt Fssavd, IN agent Of
rested. just as she and Henri hare pughted their
trpth.
Act second shows III Fathtr Jean In tho house.
Of the Baron. lie Ftefta NGd1me Pptard. and BY
threats and bribery EFFORTS from her the story OF
The EaFo'.t crime. Meantime, the Earua has visit-
50 Aa,st n ne prssont and, REPRESENTING 70 her
that her lover Is peunt1e1s, and his whole fltura
Happiness depends upon bis marriage With C1aire,
succeeds In extort1uR from her \ false confession
e tn0 81 IT, Aap1s " Wtn H. nc
who hss letter from Claire to Addamk otard which
clearly establishes the innocence Of lfa1ie, Jnan
utterly unable 10 act; the letter Is taken from him
and burnt, and then, on the Earon'& accusation, he
il arrested, charged with the murder Of Jaa4uss
Didftr, twenty 1ea1s hefpre.
Act three opens In t,le courtroom, where Jean.
trial for hs life, bnt cAreess OF his own safety
Il pleading for Aa,'t He a.ks for loan OF So COZ
win that sum Henri BerriM advances the money,
and jtdn and the uaSls1ate 70 toXethcr T. Addaas
jo'1fds, where, using The money as t,r!be, me
whole Truth Is developed Aadosne fnta,dt Is at once
nrre5ted, and thence tho two 60 together 10 the
Earnts Here everything IL ready for the marriage
Of Claire; but lust ss ne ceremony lto take psce
the Earo ia placed under arrest for the murder Of
.Jonyyts Usdi<r, and tho usual poetic Justice Is
swardcd to al PARTIES
Tie making nr Of the cast required the entire
erythlne went on extremely well The play itselt
II male MP OF sensational and thrilling situations
which always eerve to Keep al!ye the interest OF
The audience There ID tut little doubt It WILL have
an extensive run. 50 far rs the acting II con-
fc,nea Of sousss tns f.1se'psi, rs.t ta1l; 9Pon
Allen. BIZ. PadVetts jean, like the most
of his ,npersona1tons, exhibits study. His
b,sAipe&s Is qufte natural, and he never orcrGoes
hiu.self either In yoice or action. In the Wide
he exhibits a somewhat surprising knowledge Of
those peculiar traits Of human character which are
developed In the outcaBt and vaCatond: and he Is
also equally At home IN higher E1alea ot HE lie
is lrcs. to ven large extent, from thsf sonven.
lionality-that sckcntn1 sameneBs-whlch, In q
great number Of lnataucea Is the characteristic o1
the American 5tock actor. So TAR As the other IN
pcrsonat1oDs were concerned, they were fully up
IN the USUAL standard OF the company, although
suffering to some extent from an nnfaMtllaftty
with the uuneA"
DEARBORN Tn1lTRE- ..... ..-
For this weeks instalment, the AinstEels have
presented : very attractive programme. A mos
ans so9 no%
century Of nights, Is the "Afncan Pas De Deux,
given BY Measra KRuAne and Lewis Whoever
prefers black lcgs 10 white ones, or 9rotesquenes
to grace, will enjoy treat here The rest Of ths
cludes with very laughah!e tsrce, entitled "Th'
Portrait PaIntcr,r