, 1876-03-19
Paul Revere Come Back TO Us for q
Centennial Holiday.
The New York "Nation" Takes
Down Our Enthusiasm.
Faneuil Hall and State.1Ionse Frights..'
Wendell Phillips and The Hancock
House--.The Next Thing
New IleIiotypes.

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: no"o'e'' W soo LUG oia bosson Muoeam nun
9 I'll over with ha65, flying gayly in tho Iarcl
| wind. This is to d,aw attention to tho fact tia
| inside
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~ sae handsome person or ht. caaftes baf1on
and with all his old associates- The play is pu
On tho stage very handsomely, and the ol,
dresses. tho furniture. and tbe fo,n ensemble ~
tbe sStota t,,;,o i, ,,,,,, ~. sho,,s t.;.h..,
s.,,c" ns.. lug 20 eoou ano eno"s ia''n'u
e'oae. ous 1ue1e II souctulne sety 1unny 70 GU
unenthuslastie nineteenth century eyes, that ar'
always On the lookout for gush. in the gunpow.
dery carryiug-on, tho bluster and fuster Of stage
hattic in oti +to f,at ra-t - ~ r1a, ~. a.
49, <s'.-.. 49, 49, A'os pA4' "a .oe p1as' DIV ~
.uo 1oa1sn As1 we come upon the graceful httle
love story. Annie Clarke, the leading lady, taket
the part Of the heroine. Maytotrer Deene, which
| young lady il Rebel bo1e nf Bostoo xrho il he.
loved hr von,o of;car ;r 1y..,,;n.to,,. a..- ~
~ Us eu-o. ~ "@an'os.ooe army.
Iu.' 'ouns sentionao Is 'cn1 INTO the GUY as
! Spy. tAuu ku6u FIG CQuH upon a mABQuEIAde at
the Province HOUSE, where ho ia discovered an,,
condemned to 1,e l,nnr And this hr;rc. o,,t ~.
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o.to ~, ~ 41o 4 Ae''Aa " lug paf1 u Alss
olasAe' aaa M1. baffon ~ raul He1ere, but we
| rot some Of the prettiest scenes TINT wera ever
stage set, In ths NAV Misa Clarka recalls bar
| oct;po of sara, ~ o;,,., IN. .,,o
! $500 - eo'e" ~ e''n' 5sa'1 aao, "uen sae WAS
/ - H7i 'eeue ~ h"te III a1lAnto dauns- Ihete
| is q re,'Ce nud youthful abandon which is very
/
| THE LADYs GREAT T1EACT
! OF face and figure il brought out very finely,
too' IN TINS Old style ut costume. II anybody
wants TO feel as II tho last hundred years were
| dream, let him or her take Journey to Boston
aud look at the delightful scenes where the
| stately nlnuet il danced in the old parlo1s Of
the froV1nce House. Any reader OF Haw-
tnorne must recall his old stories Of tho old
hoase, anu especially that one OF tue Lady
Eleanor and her gorgeous, Inflated mantle, as
ta1s scene opens before one. Tho inln1:abie
Warren IL the funny man Of the piece, Of course,
and to hear him quote from the New England
Primer, in the nasal sins~yong Of the Yankee, on
every possible OCCASION, is to hoar the most en-
]oyable bit OF hnInor that has been before the
public for many year Altogether, the new
play Is pretty thing, barring little too much
bang aid flash and sp1ead-eaglolsm in the frs:
acts- But the general nlass Of people seem
nightly pleased with just this part. All the
American ardor in the ordinary American
bosom, nncorrupred aud untouched by
TIE NEW s;'!.k NATION L11EnArunE,
la>nes up At this bang aud flash OF patriotism,
and appiauds voclferously. We who are tainted
by this nineteenth century spirit OF unenthusi-
asin don't have half 30 good time aH these az
dent souls while we sit aud c1islclse But speak-
ing Of patriotism there has been d good deal of I
feeling ousB1de Of Boston recently concerning |
tho announcement that the Old South Church |
With it's common bell wes to bo scattered into |
fragments which were to be preserved by the |
Historical Society, that the State-House was to |
be torn down. and Faneull Hall to have like |
fate, all in the march OF invading and yandal |
pEoYrcea. ''DOn't let Boston talk about its Cen
tennial spirit Of patriotism while it proposes
such outrages!'' ahrieked the shocked and dis
gusted \. 9,1,9 oq;stdsr; 1;'.s e. ,om.u.-
cock House! !" is the climax Of tho chorus
It is very funny to sec how quickly the wrong
Interpretation is put upon things that one would
think could not be misinterprsted Tie Old
South Church was never so h0nored and safe ~
oy Tue present proposition to purchase and hold
1s as e s!a'as as memorial building BY the His~
torical Society.
Iho State House sigulfed as ''the old State |