The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03
DRAMATIC NOTE.

Rose Wood at the Opera House tonight
Dr. Healey says that Tie IA. i,ernical has been
very successful this year. HsE>haw Il the
| b - minstrel in the country, aud was for a
| tim- WIKI Cat Wagner.
The talk among theatregoers is Mary An
dar~on's expected appearance in this city
gentleman who SAW Rose Wood, Monday
evening In t"pcka says she has the finest
| wardrobe he ever saw. HOr dresses are all
fsonI Paris aiId made by y U1Ih.
Milton Mobiles viii be here next Monday
evening in '.rhe Phoenix"
Agnes Herndon ha, cancelled her engage
mcnt in this city.
The Attendance at the HIberica Tuesday
ing WAS very much larger than we had
expected. Il am very much surprised at the
patronage / have rpceiyvd in Leavenworth, y
said Dr. heatley, before he " eHt To Atchison.
II had Ia parade your streets with my band
ana The crossings were lI such "a U,rnDie con-
dIt!on, that couId not believe any humber
wouid attend my miHSirri>, but am sur
pTi-ed sir, very a.sn-us.Dly surprised. Every
body must Fad IHE lIIF> and YOUR cri III
cI,In> Were very complimentary To us. Tell
your readers / will be around next year
again, with a better than ever" We
hope they Will, and can promise them
crowded houses at any Time.
Now, We want 10 say one word about Rose
Wood. IL the people of LeiN enworth, expect
LANG X Chaplin, 10 bring.first-ciass entertain
mcnis 10 tins city, We repeat again, they
must he well DaIToniZ-I. IL costs them "A
iaige amount 10 bring Rose Mood here. and
as >!ie IL "A auIl1ui, accom- pl>ned artistic.
trust size viii have n-aTty reception, OF
rrOu Frou" the MIlw aukee Tunes, says:
The audience assembled at the Academy
last evening, although of IaIr size was not a.
lar-e as the excellence OF the entertainment
warranted, or as II would have beeu n the
public had iuIIy realiz, d the great bowers OF
NJ IS Hose Woods acting. She Is a STAR new
To u, but one VINO will never faiI To be wei
come hereafter. FEou ErUa Is a inelodrama
which afiOrds "a iun test oil the powers of an
Emotional aCtIe>>- The hight, IT VICIOUS char
screr OF the leading character running
through the fist oI tine play WAS very pTettilN
portrayed by Miss Mood, but IL Is not until
the thIrd act, where the powerful emol ion OF
enIsgcd Jealousy comes Ia, that the strength
oI tue aciit> July manifested Itself No, on
~ ln the furious oulbur>i AT the -na, but all
through the scene the suppressed bitterness
which IL exhibited IN tie emphasis of each
word ami look beIDkeE> that Miss Wood has
t'iei,ts q; "A very hIgh order. She seemed To
get herself whoi.y ANA entirely Ia the
c.'s'Iiict'r uf the clTlug, miserable W Ie, ana
III, sce.Ie between licT ana her husband, f.r
feeling VS. terrible in Its intensity. Her
agony communicated lJ>rli 50 directly to tue
merits oi her listeners that but look at The
audience Mas slIiIcIcI.t 10 convince one ol
| ner power over Iiiu.ii. T..e yIf,sse her ,cI-
any - SOM thing WONDERFUL IO. "a uIoN-ln, nj
ga bvE HdHu- "A >.ITuS III lIeT shoulders, con-
N'Is ina sIonS Is distinctly a. WoIus ii.T
pastures aaoaic la tIIaI heart TcnuIn. Scene
o'twccn nCT a.Iu Ss.riOry> were worth a
paiIsleI's study. IL II Ia, se fine ae.icats.
IouciIes wn1cs denote The real artist, ami
Prove tiIe amount Ol sluay spent. and VA, n
thcy are united iu "a CAPACITY Tor IurillIHS.
lat>>ion.tir action, the loacT Oh TIE actress !,
oveTn heim.ug.
Miss Nood mad a suonz support in Mr.
Lewis MOTIFS, Who earned Out the c.IaTcter of
IA irI &c SaTiorys with IcmaI kablc Nigor. He
LIS = reunSnrnI oI deiaII Ill acII :, "A lac
ui'A oi cap os>lig "A sItaI dral slight
changes Oi tApI sslOII " men reminds one ui
LaaiIeIt- he lInpI sS.s his l>lengT with tn,
- n~c o. a I'z-saNr I-ONcT OF iec!Ius, hidden
and cOI iir SD, com tnlgS asserting it>eiI
iiEN, a ns,>tI Ui .SIJuII,!, but OF e.4er held IA
CHECK IL H. a -.tons sIiT which few actors
io>'>S, Dui one NIiivII NIe.d> power D,youd
the conc, lttOn Of a Io4g IaItIIng puppct oI 4,
stage Ihc 10 Ii al bitter a-ouN winch ,slin.-
oNcr nIil, - i.e caught sight OF the breakfast
ianlv iaIa .or Iwo- sIracA Frou tIou iiky a
Diow - she cTCuCi.tu anu hC.a Up IeT hands
"a Il II NiEu OF la. >iUEUI- The last act WAS
FENDER u wan incApIc>~ Ole pal hos, a. the
moved stsEecI OF Iilr audience MS sufficient
ina C alton.
The support WAS much above the average
Miss Jn>'; i,hine Craig being particularly mo-
ticTsoie IA her glstCrIui deliueaiIun of the
Character o. Louise.