, 1876-03-07

olage and dehght1oNs playos, 10 tho nattaetson
:. @ ono ~ 'no ato.t o s'ro n-s ~ r n 1fanrs
- uuo o. 'ns a1eat NJ, MorMs .. ms 4,spty d.
ys S es, sas with xho hs n.T e,,@9ss aoeea :, s
tis country Tor Tho t1!ss time at WaIlacka Thea
h1ougt,t ont u.;&}, ,rcceoa ,r r,h;fof,o,nh,, onI
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follows,
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eye r. naat y ss ,uSe .TnStc, ~
IT. In. ~ II si ;f ~ asu unF IT,
o a sss snd oec so q e1 lie
Try ass soT@fs 70 sesSnseo . ill., tna snas1e sna
,ia aAot town. Till fle young nrttst nan rrsst o..
tccatIpps from wealthy UNCLE Il seetB thst Angs-
eas lad ttpseaen!ed hirntalf % poor man, tccnuao
seeoa nS M ~ afs ms13ca wS
Haait,v ,nsis With h. had nsyer 9ss1, hafnTr and
eonnss to lin sonnthina ~ In 4, Ia has
aId hia lmpatiencu to reaizo them. Thd auetc, ID.
ecnsed At tho gruaa ,netautule Of ha ho!r Tor past
Withoas @ @pcTa1sston teyss,s hmssf to hs nephe%
I sas nsa n " ns .a IL % u IN IN ~
brilliant hottI Bill 10 nav, Al this roint tho drus n
Haca,na ia Tho 1er,Ju of scsun GTteyt tn mature
i, Is.ysa ! Il. .iiisulttea: Ths thiEl n antI:
dugnst'ts working lar. IL hta stdio At london anu
radnnhy Granscd s tsam n!a %se M s negseets Gr
had Seen ea sps.sins o. terlas q grsss Familiarity
ata, Sa ;d +; e @ ts;s i As eaiS 1ss
tGaH?Ss 1Ga VII s .pa
,na haa gsvsn MT !, L.. IN 9,,, erdss for e., pic.
s oa o or Srs sIcs ~ now n ser uHei c1s. a.
hsea IL at,ras A. the 90 asntoa q AZ
Faft.d wealthy attec, mo obtains a ntroduction to
her hrouEh Mr. Gbson Grtt1t. Tho unela u charmed
~a T. M e aS M n, an1 e
et3 HAcu kE~A nAo - %Ao W
nss and eon,iaces lin ei III injast!ce. 1o asks ,cr
pardon. t7nsiiy, through the intervention af tho
BIZ wife and unalo; a'.d thu pjsy aa'ls.
Tho play /. in character delicate. rotined, iu-
gcploua, witty; but not robuatin constitution or
perfectly devolnpotl In every part. II is prod.
st Of to1ce raahsr 1 q
tho speeches resemble tIeco Of flne mosalo
work. tfere little aud theta . little, has oeon
tho motto OF tue Ruthor. Tho consequence ia
half. Mr. GIBSON Grer'1e, who was In London
Mr. byron A|n,aef. ID unuatufally willy. ue is
continually ou tue veree Of a. bon mot. and
appears unoaay until ho has plunged over tho
giroa to aphortam. some Of tho best things wo
select aud repeat merely to Bliow tho chafnctor
Of tho play, and how ngseonb}s nEo Lilo sutprisos
IN which 1t abounds. When EUses says soiemnly
to hoE husbaud. I'VE arc sailing under
false co1nfs." bo, replies. "Mucl hctser
than being wrecked ,undor right onc9."
ANgustus tet1s tho landlord II haFo
heard Of dumb wattera-a, deaf ono ls impoHat-
ble." Butler. the hiyh.dried .art-critlo. anys,
reapopse Ii: "Bt0Ier, you're a-c1itic."
snsaking OF Ax9asfss Ts'ss small conduct,
Gibson. Greene saya 1T is slnall !; 80 yosy
6mall I'm not aurpEsed he doeHl.'t see il" ." Glib
and u | 1rnronihfn TIM frn1jnCA
OF lobster While he's boiling" Who ever
heard Of Bood.loos.ng genius I" " II this exc
outson of yours were Bent to the Academy 1t
sss Moaia certainly DO hanf miSas Eye 1!se 70 ne
hre other dry rotnaEAe OF tho quick.witted
Grce'te. From what has oson satd IL ia an oaay
advance 70 tue statement thal tAo play is itself
piece OF bflc-a'nfao, i,ke those "hieh heato
tiee to tho dignlty, Of tho highest nrt,
neither does It fa!t to tho levoi OF tho
lowest. It II interesting aud refined showing
iins dramatic art anu cotnmendaola contempt
timo 1t teaches good lesson without employing
tho awful mothnu OF tho school.soom-
Tho acting OF tho play Ut MoYicEura Tlleatro
ueHerVcs the highoat praise HoAhing anywhere
near 20 good has bonn dono tliero thts aefson.
als. John phlon ~ GIBSON gree"f vas iatlo
out Of his clement, md was less John Dillon
than uaua'; but DO Was, ndnc the less good
actor. lo hToidea otl!iasl9 bhflesqne and tanlo'
uesn' and waa generally oasy AUD distinct. lie
had an enthustaatto welcome FROM tho audience,
which had evidently gathered Eathor to 300 him
pear ftou, tho n|ok aboya glyap. tho s,7qle Of
Augustus Pe,'e, Mr. Percy Pcndragon, IL tho most
cotBpicuouH malo character Of tho .p!hy. blr.
nalnto!u, WIG @ asaumea sais PsIt had many op.
s1,1,auv5v -. wni1 !I M sImraoch on Esi
Graftt1er WE foe tho most rart entinfactnry.
Sl,o ts dosoEvcdly fnyorIto with Chicago thea
trc-EootB. It Ia pity atIe could not Hnd tho
tr1H tf commit hnr lines thnrnllr}1v tn nar1t,ry
Al iniplront n,.bIio il nok lIsnnscJ to In ,n1,.I
r.rt M ia rrsrocf fi,n l.. i tvo .t~ntt, snnt,ss
d. 80 $50 ts - ~ 0.'3 ee'ieol
nIeGs a* Of tno weot. Te rst dsu va ~ wtb 0i5soss
s .Ss yia ss Ssa5'a sa @ hs e:snoa M .. G ns ssI
entirely fot moment senosted & ypccnb, nud ouiy
caught hcssolf IN alo waa on tho point Of giving
q cue q soeona tlmo, Tho aceuo with l'p7,dra1on
iu which suo REGENTS hts suspicious OF unworthy
motives on heE part aud orders him from tho
muc!s could moi aays Seen nsed In IL, She should
have shown him tho door with tho mir OF m Em-
press, and kept It opea for him antit he maae ha
npo1o1x Mis-. nrnn&or afr& fI%n;ru.n %vs