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HooLEy's THEATRE
The eninsnt comedian, III. John Dillon, will
make his reappesrance before the Chicago public,
Monday evening, in his new play OF Sure-'
The plot of the drama is as follows:
Thomas Hawk, formerly an English COL
Adenca-uan now known rs Str ATzhur DeueT-
e,.r is residing at English seaside resort, he
having some ten years previous 10 tne openipg
Of the play committed forgery oa me y, % nense OF
is now living 10 Af1iuence. Every t5ace OF the
forgery is supposed by all concerned to ho for
eyer lost, when Ed Meddeton. former com
pauion Of Derereur, returns from sao Dlemans
f,anu. where he had been aent through the evi-
dence Of Thomas Haok. During his absence
Metif1,efon had been enabled to prove hia inuo-
cence. and on his arrival in England is reinstatsd
on The detective force, the position ne held pr1or
to having been sent OYER over me water; Faa;
ont mE bis sccuser, determined to bring
Hd,ck to Justice. He discovers him enjoying his
ill-gotten gains ~ the friend and companion
OF Marsto,, 4 Son. the firm upon whom he COM
mitted the forgery. An old clef9 oi naFstons,
one ScoNo,o, informs his master IN the presence
Of DerereuI that the police have sent for the
forced bills Derere.r deternlne& on assaatnat-
ing Young Marsto4a, who is to be the bearer to
the police Of the forged papers ioung Aofe-
tor, however, leaves the papers behind oectnse
proves to be the deserted wife Of Rat0k; who is
living as bousekeeper to Ar. Ndrston. Although
a Constant visitor at the Marston villa, Hatok,
now Deuereur, had never met hls vile, while
she, aware Of his attentions to Lucy Sommers,
niece and ward Of Marston, determined
en- warning young Marston, to prevent further
crime. Tie murder being, neverthelees COM
nitted, suspicion falls on one Horace B,srto9s,
| beloved of Lacy, he having been heard to
tlxeaten the life OF his rival, young - ;MarsIon'
however, has been on the alert, and, renewing
tha acuualntance Of All old friend, DOW dfrs.
Uurberf Cline, he contrives to borrow her hns-
bands clothes, IN which, from time TO Tune dts"
Rueed he ferrets out the lntf1cacfeso OF the Pfot.
sssstad by Cline himself, who. having married d
yonpg wife, is anxious to learn if she loves him:
A]thoueb often interrupted by the cunning OF
Derere,ty and the iuterference OF old S'odAo1o,
the deforned clerk and Tould-be detective, Ed
Meidleton At last uncovera all the 7aualnJ, and
brings Deu@7eu1 to justice.
Tho play il from the pen Of Mr.. 9. 3: Graves,
of California, and ia sensational comedy rather
than melodsama- The action i compressed
into three acts There are many startling elects
aud situations, one Of which is tho closing up Of
= woman in an old lighthouse where she is left
to drown BY the .1hing Of the tide. The comedy
element ia said to bo very strdng IN the play.
The following is the cast:
Ed Middleton ". &c sonn Dl5om
Mr. Herbert tCine.................Mr. Mr.. Dan G. Loane
Swallow Ut; y: =
Ma.,aa ae Msfssua E,,rtan Johu MrDouaid
Charles 31artton. Mr. T. Wehber
Alice Tenents NE =. A. Gssese
Mra Herbert Cline..... Mrs. Clara Fisher MAcde1
THE ADE1PM
makes d complete change OF bill for this week.
Mr.. G. B. Bishop will present his great character
Of Tin,obty Hand in the thrilling drama, Hand
and Glove" The play was one Of the dramatic
seneations Of the last London season. and il a
strong emotional drama, az rel as having many
scenes Of rich comedy in it. The poison scene
ia Lady Le11oro's boudoir il q thrilling
situation. and the incidents connected
with the search for judith Murreu and
the children are full of exciting interest,"
Hand and CLIQUE are firm OF knav1sh detectives,
who, although notninatis in partnership. aro d.
ways endeavoring to overreach one another. 1t
chances that in the progress Of the plot they are
employed by the opposing interests. and the
cross purposes and collisions that result arc full
Of hutnor. Mr. Bishops Timothy Hand ia fms
pioce of humorous character -aetlng aud vel!
The feature OF the week, however, will be Felix
negameys taeleau Of the - Lost Balloon" occu-
pylng the entire stage. uunber Of variety
artists appear, and m attractive programme will
be presented.
The regular sesson at McYicker's will begin
Thursday evening" Aug. 19. The rehtting OF the
andi,orinm ia hninp hurried to completion and a