Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-20

even 10 nave encouraged hlm. ana her
SIN lies altogether in his persigt-ncy in plying
his suit at moment when, as she admits, the
ilndiderenSe OF her hnsoand has so weakened
per PEI aegia p, s as 70 bring er 70 the brink 70
would say. Her husband came back to ind
her, opportunity enough, perhaps Just as she
her lover. There is, then, only the
suggestion OF wrong, that there is moth
ing worse let us tn INK the dramntist. The
50 much that goes MISUNDERSTANDING IN the
| shameless exchanges Of aemi monde life, that
we md Led As,rdy a relief. As Il was pre-
scented by the Lingard combination IL was a
relic, ard a relief, too, against a hitherto
comparatively barpn stage The caste was
as any we ever remember on our stage. The
play eTs were as well mp in their parts as men
and women should be who have been going
asiray IN the same way for two hundred
nights. The dressing was superb, and the
scenery and accessories such as indicated
great good taste and desire on the part Of
the management TO show what they could do
| when they had popular play and com
| pany to do Cor.
Miss Alice Dunniug appeared as
.-...-.;,...--.. Camille, Comtesse de Yardes
| Miss Dickie Lingard Helene
| W. Horace Lingard-. Acbille de Keronare
Mr.. a. Sendelbeck as
Mr. Harry CoIfo s Soss pe sTaes
! -Mr. Charles YilleFs.--Maruuis de SeIllanes
NJ. samuel Oliyer-.---.-.... .Durel
Miss Augusta Raymond as
.....-....-....-..---..- adame Dumesnil
Miss Annie Bondinout as
| .--;..,;-..--,e:; Dowsger Countess de Vardes
Madam de sa1lien, CamilIe's Mother
Ofthe above, none are known here but the
| Lingsrds Ofthese Little need be said. Their
| reputation was long since made 10 Memphis
the most charming of actresses, notwithstanc-
ing an stfectation in pronunciation. SELF
possessed, easy and graceful, with q fine az
ure, really fne aud expressive face ana q
good voice, aided by thorough knowledge OF
| stsge business, she is admirably fitted TO
ond "CamilleH with a skilI and Tact
that makes her seem 10 be the woman
she plays. More than that we could not ak.
In light and shade, she always reached after
something Ike real art, and especially in the
more sonbre tints appeared TO advantage.
Miss Dtckie was admirably cast as Helene"
She divided with Lingard and VIlIers the
! comedy Of the piece, playing with the ingen-
/ Gous abandon of the child WON ar the petted
| and spoiled idol OF q household at eross-pur-
poses. Lingard was Irresistible, even, as in
the last act, az the expense OF the proprieties
| gentleman moving in the best soci-
ETY., however sap-headed, seldom for
f fsitsi But BIT he mad made his audle2ee
mood engendered by the separation 81 Ca
mile" and her husband. He broke the Ice
and forced q hearty laugh, and We can forgive
him an anach roulSm : , glazing MFR Hendel-
beck is an excellent actor. He mas something
akin 10 eRpreSsemeRt of manner, and adaPts
one who both new and apprs ciated what
was Xpected OF him. Mr.. Cotton ably SecOUd-
ed Mr.. Sendelbeck and Mr.. Nillers made more
than point that his audience dotted down.
Misses Raymond, Boudinout and Oliver In
proved exec lent supports, and aided largely
IN tonlDg out the series OF pictures 80 admi-
rably set and 50 srtistically made up. We re-
gret that the management have determined
TO play this very pleasing play but one night.
SO large a number of our plsy-gOers have not
seen II, and we hope to see IL pat on again. 1t
is not often in a season that we have so ac-
eeptabie play so Rceepta0ly performed; in
deed, it Is seldom we have a series OF acts 50
well-ntted one to the other, each with It's spe-
cial climax or denouement, illustrating so
well the titles by which they are 10 be re- |
membered, and which are more suggestive Of
sensation than the piece itself, as "rhe Neg
lected Vile, ''''The Dangerous Friend, 2 "The |
Duel, I" The AtonemenL" As we said before, |
Led dSfrU9 is built upon a slender basis OF |
pIOt, butlt is none the less interesting, and In
acts-is absorbing. We hope to |
see 1t again. To night we are to have Mons. |
a tphOase, for the first time in Memphis. q |
play with a plot and something more of spice |
for bluse appetites than Led lAstrdB.
AS we have sometimes had something TO |
say OF the orchestFa thatwas not deemed very |
complimentary, and was perhaps a little Sc |
we're, IL is proper that we should embrace |
the opportunity afforded by their perform |
ances last night both during the play and /
Between the acts, TO testify our appreciation /
OF an effort al q better Interpretation than i
usual and a desire 10 please IN the Selections Il
as well as the performance that proves that
Handwerker and his liJtle band can be sue /
cessful, especially under the inspiration OF
good houses, well-iurnashed stage and
CARDS.
The Exposition.
Yesterday quite a number Of new
articles were entered at the Exposition, in
Guiding several pieces Of maehinery Among
the interesting and attractive features TO be /
seen in power hall is 81
THE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING
MACHINE
running by steam power, and making three !
thousand stitches per minute without break
INC a thread Mr. W NJ Sfevenson General /
OF The Wheeler 4 Wilson sewfng-ma-
chine agency for Memphis and the country
thereto, is a gentleman of energetic
and judfcious ability, who always avails him
self OF favorable opportunities 10 exhibit and
display the merits and excellences OF the new
machine, which in simplicity anu Durability
Of constr uetiln is unequalled by any other IN
use The impF9ved machine M can Pe
by al visitors, especially the ladies. The
noiseless motion, doubled speed and power,
without increased intricacy Arrangement,
are some Of The more patent Improvements
on the Wheeler & Wilson machine. The ope-
rsstor Is enabled by means of these improve
menbs 10 hange the work in very short time,
and that too without the least trouble.
All who visit the Exposition should avail
themselves of Mr.. Stevensons kindness 70
. I
which accompiishes all that is claimed fori
F.w. vIGUss DISPLAY.
Mr.. +. W. Vigus. the ane pharmacist Of No.
lH Poplar street, makes an attractive display
Of chemicals, cologne, hair brushes, mirrors,
and q variety OF other toilet articles too nu-
nervous 10 mention. His case Is wei ar
ranged and contains an assortment OF hne ar |
Ilcles that elicit praise fr7m The lips OF every
observer. This gentleman Is one Of our most
progressive and public-spirited citizens, and
IN the excellent display made st the EXPOSE
ion does fnl credit to the taste, intelligence
Vatet gentleman and an accomplished phar-
naeist.
PROMENADE CONCERT TONIGHT.
The Exposition viii Doubtless be large
attended tonight as the sIotPsr
;rand promenade concert, as will
%. seen BY reference % announcement
Arnold's baud, which everS day and evening
lfoTds such excellent music, Will 70 night
ave some OF the most choice selectioy yet
injoyed by the people OF Memphis, We in
ute the attention Of our readers TO the pro.
,ramme, which certainly is very attractive.
The MRnnerehOr Concert.
The Memphis Mennerchor concert
md ball al Cochran hall Sunday night was
Tery largely attended. The concert was the
ion. which contributes 50 much to the ,
" easure and enjoy ment OF our German citi-
ems. The different selections and character
segler, as "Peter" and Mr.. W. @. Glaenzer as
Hans " acQuitting themselves most hand
omely. After the concert, the amusing play .
II FcSf der HdnctCerker was presented in a |
most excellent style 1t was. well cast, and l
fforded continued.mtrth for every one.v BY
even o'clock the floor was cleared, aud the
all being opened, was continued until three
o'clock In the morning. The entertainment
throughout was one Of the most delightful
ver gwen al Cochran hail, and to the man
ger the thanks Of all who attend are due.
ne fohowfng programme was observed; ,
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He1rathsanirag auf Helgoland-
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