The New York herald., 1879-12-14
VOICE OF THE NEW YORK PRESS.


BARLEY Campbell has written many excellent plays,
the Union Square last night M the crsstion OF hts plot
in happily commingng rough humor aud homey pathos
Gs have sfedsS F Of SHd,y IN
great deal of originality in treatment and ehect"NEw
YORK HERALD.
MY Partner was produced before numerous repre-
sent atve. pleased and often enthusiastic audience
The dramast has provided excellent situations and has
parting between the Parnsrsi conceived IN noble
vigor."-New York Tribune.
MY Partner evidences originality. both the creation
Of character and in the aevsing OF York
"Mr Campbell to be congratulated having written
treated with hrmness and delicacy."-New Yo:k
Times.
"A strong pathetic story Mr. Campbell has a strong
eye for contrast and easct"-New York Star.
we not prepared such strong play."-Nsw
York Mail
"A play that does honor to American dramatc Mtera-
ture"-New York Telegram.
"A deserved success,-wilkes Spirit.
will % the Park
by the Park Theatre Company
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CHRISTMAS NIGHT. DECEMBER 25 1879.
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