, 1879-08-19

find him wandering through few tedious scenes
giving nttcrnncn 10 his tedious fanciea. Tic
character, to our thinking. wUpl 10 much
moro effective II NC aaW less uf Him. In tho
SECOND art, which occurs IN lie Iiarwoot1 e.
tate, VIC Gnd all 1hnentlng the nh.
sent A!}red, Nuiie among the rest, who
liaa ever loved him. A band ii AifreIs Ringers
come Upon tlle accne aud carry OF the heroine,
wo Is next found In tho camp uf the wandarcr
y to sell his audience md ererv ohs around
him that he has load al pcrllous st,tf Weigh
luz heartily upon hss heart. 's1ox T'ettHoHt lien
turns np, wl.o wtic hnntim. for .HiFfe, fails
camp. mil ~ spy !s Acntcnccd BY 4 Jrnt to be
hsnHct1. uefort The rope h adjusted, hon-
ever, mutual recognition occurs he.wecn the
ranccr chief and Hi'as. h1H they fall upon one
t!r third act. W. next find ,tlc I'D man lur.
teood, who 's now On oicer tn ts! Ft.fcral artnyu
sttc camp of fis spn. and Ills son with
tle MD IT bis i'ask IN trevis!ns The dropping
faculties q III. o!;l man. lloF be catne there Is
learn from SidJ t.nt julian was ptiil living IL
equally obscure. The last ee. opcns u,mn q
ycry pretty winter acens; + "a the Old hume
turns. is met BY Mite, recognition occurs, julian
u brought forth, md, nj tue a,mlMi Of lIis
Although The stury ID sotnbrc otlc, tlnrc is Ia
It material fora good play. doubtless, but the
Is forced Or trssa In situation, and often silly
III latul,agc. pusts Of the dlalogne arc Of liz
vapl nh! na'lseaiing strain tllat used 10 sickcn
good tas.o tn such plays as RISKS" =" Pcr,',"
se ses IN ora ks rnS a I'D "1s' na anss nss
uscd more NIT aid dug deeper into human
nature. THO characters, although not sharply
dctinrtl. seemed to be- perfectly intcllIglble to
tnc iargc audieure Of last nIglit. Tic vnrt u
it&{nf fttf{}ktf JFfjrfi a =
agricultural E0tnfo Jtl0tfr Jetk;ns with dash ot
through nearly every .ecne Of the i've ae.s. II i
On elaborate tyrc familiar IN old English
funny IN tta way for those who believe tint
htffuonery ia the esaonre Of low comedy. There
Is ncithcr truth nor probability ln II, nor has It
consistency with the surroundings; hut Mr..
essentials ut lenst in hts pet.onation. So long
as lie Recures laugt,tcr,-aua liz docs secure 1t,
-hc is willing to do 80 by worthy Or un,
worthy 'r,eat's, even t. charee his act!ng
bis own quick aud numerous FFcahs Of manner
ind pccnnritIcs Of uttcraurc, Ills gaus an1 Ills
tricks givo lin his laughter, hut at the samn
Tine le tosfc!ts bis e'a''a to be graEely Judged
Mr. Edwin Thorne plays thc mart Of alfred,
and his ncrsona,fon-,o, IFS personal uppcur.
ancc-in tic frat net viii elicit Tic
aa,ni9a'9n ,!,, t ,, 9i .e ta!!oTs Il tle torn
MlN tHe ueItEht Oh the Eenlal En%th's trttnuE.
IFS cont reveals manly bosom that III Its
mun1incss Ia Irresistible, his vest would MI to
tho throat With envy tho body u n Bean Drum.
neil, md the cut OF ILLS lnwcr garment IS IS
graceful na 1t Is urtfstic. We VII let tho public
clothes, is responsible for Edwin get uI. Whcn
Charles. hIs bsotl.eE, In tho early years Of lis
connection with the eqllnre Tas cast III "Letl
know, madc hit, md 10 did joy. From 70 Il that Int
uloIncnt their fortunes we're linked, uutl soon
Jolly WIS as mucll the rage Us Charlca In New
York society. Charles eventual ily, with broth
f1s eea 9 70 Ise Wn R9er he 1or n,nc = Fe M
Jolly Eenceforsh bccame instrumental IN win
ming many artistic aurels for Edwin. The two
broillcrs have pooled their persuasive powers In
order to induce their brother William to natron-
lie the author Of thcsr garments, but William,
with pcrsIstc1!cr spr,nglng from degenerate
naturct doubtless, turned Il deaf cur to their
earnest cntrcattcs, and continued With ILLS
tallor. Jttn i}cil. who, ~ tho opinion Of Edwin
sctrty In which lie has been ehrou.led.
Mr. Charles Stanley espcnds deal o! labor
upon tic past Of Julian, aud, considering tho
rapid speeches pnt into bis mouth, gets through
per.onafcd BY Mr.. ]. b. Eyerla,1,, who Is rapid.
1v gaining for himself the name Of "thc grcat
wiz antiquarian" OF the Northwest. Tic np-
pearel In the first aet III one which fully eus-
nblu stock OF huir he has yet lshcl up. Laying
tic ha!r aside, however, hu played hts part
easily nnti well. Mr. Dan Fi1p4srIck A. Utn-
n's. n,anagcd, II his mnkc.up, Intentionally
or rnsntcntinna!ly, to pass for scry fatr
rfptuie Of Fltzs!Nmonh, The great American
bi,twr,ter. h!les Louise Dillon is fair, slight,
but OF d wollproportloncd figure, has expressive
fcntures, untl portrayed shs Fuio of .1iihs with
natural, and unaffected. Miss Amelia Wnite, i
graceful little ag1russ, rendered her part Uofy,
with much intelligence, and slcsLrs. Chasles
Kent, Co1llus, Marble, and Miss Nellie Taylor
gave Ast!ag support. Tho ptay was vel, ket,
n,a acttug and play seemed to please la.gc
portion Of the audience.