, 1879-07-09

.'eo the play proceeded to the middle OF ,Ite
third nett amid tFpuble md DANGER ~ ta!s
fnrs. A l.a,ni.lo-liaNl light threatened to break
out; a panic seized everybody; halt tlle ~
tsnnblet, into slie orchestra, 'caot over ,, 's,e
a1I began 10 climb The stazo. | TN on!or
not 10 follow this had examp'c1 went DC.
fosc them. and waa tho nret to leap Upon nn9,.
.ks boards TIC oi.srs co"H ''mea@1sss 1,naa,nes
illted the staga In otder to prevent my fnrthef
assault on the rars Of tho Spectators: mn1
,l.mt lucrry l!a was led In the lsle VI Crprts''
actors, an,i fainting women. nht''o, half of
wlt,rc tarc had lost It's black In tho scrin,Tago
show cd IN African check on ono side and = III.
ros'ca1 rhcck on ne oass; !he 'geItc @ -, De w.
Atath-l,ca lar a bass fiddle illnt ttau nesn
thrown there. f4govorca frorls-coat oyer lhs nna'
iorsti, anti seemed 10 inc 10 be one u tlu pest
fcliows III iht world. DESPITE 81 THIS the rssso
was played to Tho finish. only bali Of the tnlfN
net ,ttut the whole Of the fourth wcru loft OUT.
Tic nrters satisted themselves with. stranEMng
De:te'nona without iurthsr scfes,n' tS oc,a.. nne
They shouted, wList!cd, md made al' INC Itotes
tl1cY could 10 the end. The Astor-p!eeo was
little farce will. singing, i WAs truly somie @ 70
aud Initiated tho voices Of the undauntcd Eti-
sNext tiay tho public Journals sounded tlc!r
tt1in,pcts oi war. Tho 1dhara' papers, tniGe h
I
youth TO kindly indulgence. 'YotsnE pcnplo
brought up to rcgarl NTH horror sysffth'nE
whis + t n1toa hat rssret ss
u,t Farlhnn youth hns tceu 80 ill-huftulsu, aol
This 'hortor' la food which 'is a."'amas r...
dta Do"rnsands would certainty .'i.,.tr,r lJs !.
ommend. But what Is n,oat nston,sn',hg i! IS
.l,lt The gray-bcarticd. experienced French lay;
erals, who arc generally 10 suspicious III regard
TO all the movements of authority. sll 80 s'afp
s!Ehtod To dsc.vcr It's cunning, SHOULD not yer
ccivc that th!s horror OF everything which Is nos
national Is one Of The native wcokncsEes wblcn
| authority fosters and encourages to Keep
up enmtty among peoples. in order Jug more
that They SHOULD forget that IN ali times tyranny
has mada use OF thc passions OF 'Isfty ioF
the purpose Of sntisfying its own. Tlle aris-
tocsate papers on th1 other ha," a.,Is 5fE ,1s ,e
youngsters who had hiascd and whtstled
Jarob!ns rce!cidcs, fanatics belonging to
section accustomed TO- try every 1ncans o.
e4a4s ee G Fits u o5 aq o s fss pasles u arse
in saying that Shakespeare was certainly not 70
be compared with CornctIlc, though tho En-
gsli post was not Without nertt-a solt.Gvl-
dent proposition, especially the lIrst mart OF 1t.
41wo days afterwards thc English players
wero 10 npoear again In shor!dnn's comedy Of
the "scl,oot for seaudal.n Tl'c admission fees
had been increased, and 1t was believed that the
step was pruacnt ono. But the mouse uas not
less crowded than on the flrst ocrasIon, n'i! by
tho satno class OF people. This time I had
been careful to avoid the dangerous partorre,
FROM a box III the SECOND gallery. The npsoar
was greater than beiore. Marta!nvilfc was aca!n
. the cause Of an lnterludc. lie allowed himself
to be seen again, md tho hDrse echoed to ths
4Hartoinr 1lp was dufant, and ron,aincu for .
time, but when an attempt was t,ndc to climb
into his boz. l!c Disappeared. The curtain tose.
but whcthertt were slat thc tnglist nsa loss ~
f11nft thna arr
resisted, tho actors could not yet throuCl,
tho first scene, md tho nrt drop descended.
Crics wcra raiRcd for the stage manager. !lie
French Ftnge-manuRer was meant, who had
been unpatr{ot!c enough TO permit Engllshmcn
to nppear upou tho b0ards. Tie poor fellow
ubcyed tic call. Nuts, tallow candies, am
gloves were thrown,lnto i,ls faee. l!len .o;t y!
his submission; let him make ha cxcnsca.' 1l,t
}, trembling stage-snanagcs spoko few % word'
- which l did not catch, and ndded, Gentle
4 rlsl, to continue lie play or notl 4 thunderlnl
: md unnnimity that Il might have been tsks,
q for pattern by TIC chorus u The Nras Of 1les
= In France roarcl tho house. Thr manaac
u promised Q French ptcce md made his exi'
ANGER nnete and tn osgaT The pit tst up
a Tho French players made their appearance
~ word was applauied. 'Bravol These aro French
mcn-tl,ey are not bcekstcnks', son somsn1d lx,l
tHc rit, and tile sally was rencated. rlse plce
IL was played out, and cnln was perfectly resto
IT ed. Auotiser plece was expected, Tor II was Il 81
i naaienee waited halt an hour, . full hour,
t, staEe-manager did not cong iorwa'
.,, upon b'pE S;oo 'a~%S1sa e' ausM. mee" Il +
police must hare forcacen this, for tic sound
Us arms was heard behind the curtain, and tho Il