, 1879-07-29

NE: TUESDAY. JULY ~.
Of her sacrifice. Ioat'etqe, to whom tic feeling
Of the odeu tttno seems to return At tho sound
Of her voice. forGcts that The woman to whom
10 - % nGT aa at hs m me
for defense Tic, sarloh't and rcvcngcfnl Cont4
dc Cdrotae RETURNS to tho room ~ II to
find hts hat; By sentence st once
is'so lie yoanE m.a M saS So rnEs te sio.e
tilo play ~ produced IT sfcvlcker's, lillian
| It ras who seemed to forget herself. and whs
saved ouly by tho entrance Of her child. 1l,c
tic end IN "'rllc Bahker's Daughter" nffords
more logical reason for the quarrel which en-
SHE'S IN tho third act, which Hnarrcl, II viii be
remembered, , in the original play seemed dragged
The American Embassy IN 1'arfs Is In 10th
pl.tl the ground upon which the events Of the
Third act occur. II is q reception night, and to
IN n 9s Ply y aS AL a " II. nar
havc bad rllmpse In the first act; Ia ,.sLsllan,'
,hc quarrel Getwssn t',S ,,t,,ts, frsneh G""1 !;
" viii 'ops'4' Be reeolIected soH brousnt about BY
somo iippant remarks of Tho Count Oh
lhe virtue OF Ametiean ladies' and 10
The nans ba + an Danxsfs o1 Is
the intent Ut the Count to provoke Aoattetge 70
duel on account Of Mrs. Stretovp fs made
equally manifest, but to. save the ConHt's char
ss sts1s EstsfD1 a u ESie 5s
the quarrel about by m insult to .hc American
ilae. Wo do not know that Mr.. Cazauran can
claim originality In The change, for It ts
a oar a sans o Covering nn
about something clsc. Caandoee filings : l,ack
Of catds at De Ltsrard's face In lied Astray,"
to tlnti MI excuse for shooting the n,an whom hs
believes to have been too Intimate With Its Vile
II Mr.. Cazatrsn read fewer French plaSs he
probably Huuld be mora original ip hts methods
Az - tic incidents a''d stuan9ns sla IN 9ntu
enco save at tue hnnlc, when :S.tbe'ot' comes
upbr tic ground as Rottltdgt falls, pierced by
GareJac's sword. The dialogue however, has been
rewritten and strengthenedt thereby making tno
dramatic. IN s'Tho Banker's Daughter -
Stre1sor, throwing h!a cloak as q shieid OVER bis
wtfe az ho raiscs Iicr from her a9onlzed posture
carejae IN de{iense Of wiis whose honor caretee
prctcnds he was ehanlponlng.. The curtaln falls
upon au tntmatlon of The real character Of John
streo an intmation ea.et' n{.a out ,. ~ ne The
Original play, Md il entirely tue hanlIwork, Te
understand, OF Mr.. Cazaurhn. For beauty md
sanlnE u y not t oy any aes y ac e
home. The duel has been fought, aad the lius-
baud fears that his wifc'e health may suffer
from the excitement which her nerves hayo
LIZ s !s'i he5 apSbs y sstte e bs feo
bis ady:cc or command Until she bag
clcanscl her bosom Of The perIlous stuff
that wclghs upon her heart. Then como rccrltn.
ihatlons and explanations, and then, for the tlrst
time, John strt6aote learns that this woman had
married him, not for lmsolf, but for bis money,
-,1ll not for bis money. but for the salvation
TINT his money would bring to the thousanda
whose Ill depended upon The solyenpy Of her
fathers bank. Wltlo bis heart Is lacera.cd at
the discovery that be had never possessed the
, love Of the woman who had made him father.
hts sense OF tusiico rlsss: aud II hls edmffauop
itce he fosEiycs the dcceptloh: but
the American gentleman, like the Russian
sert Ossfp In "The DanichelIs," will accept as q
wtfe no woman whose henrt does not accompany
her caresscs. lie sepataics from her, md. nobl1
recognizing the right Of 6t1ch vile 10 her own
chilli, leaves her tho daughter That had been fiIa
own Idol. With the separation aud tho neWl
iho net ends, leaving Lillian. as John stretelon
says, "a widow With n living husba,,d," and
leaving himself ~ witeIess husband nnd 1
/ childless fatllcr.'
cannot at oil DO compared tu the last act o
i Llllan," as It Ia entirely new IA design ufa
t toGue, aud construction. In "The lankc11
= Daughter i" Lillian is reconcilcd to her hnsbart
! both loved SO veil. The nobe conduct Of joh'
Streb'ol1 IL shown to hare had Its effect upon tn
i mtnd Of Lillian, mid NO Iud her tn this act yearH
) lug for tho return OF her husband, whose nobil
aence. In the words OF Balbd9e 10 tic PLAY
;, Lillian commences TO ROO her husband back
= y and gets the child to write the loEe.lette!i
u S!rebt'op returns TO Now York to see his child
and from that child learns the authorship Of til
c letters she had sent him, every ltno OF wh'c
:. the mother bud dictated. The old love come
); back to him, and tho curtain falls upon rs
united farntly.
II changes therein made, IL rematns for us TO Gu
y ot oooTgs 'T;s.hnyto" ln!gp' l, and u,
s1d wse /; 1 o to s@ 9s r1,cs s'fsy psa OF rS!a % uos
= ard Is retained In It's entirety. Here and ther
changes have been made in the position Of III
' comedy characters IL the play 80 90 to max
them armontzG G Tftl as shasgss &C., 10 t,e asz Il,
= Is there tint Mr.. Howard wroto for thoss tllre
~ characters, md George Iashagton ihipps voc
: the 1ttlow Hrotrne md calclliatee tho pcrcen
y ages the dry goods he has to sell In prectscl
- tho same 1olubls aud quaint manner ttat b
!. did at McVicker'a md at Hoolcy's Theatr
s hut little tt1ao Is loft us to 7cyiow the actin
0 the scenery 81 t1,e Square was employed, ~
!. the original cast Of that house rcappeared lal
:, night. with the exception vi AIR. u. F. Dal
:" whosc place az Ur. 1latsoI WAS filled by n
y y Eorsbere, und Miss Sara Jowctt, WHO tn Il
= y New York performance persof,ated LAta,
= = TlIs part naa taken ty Miss Ella Wilton, lad
y who in California has 1nndo fine record. Eye
:, to 4 casual observer 1t Was evident that Mi
- nervousness. III view Of this fac
u u aud remembering her pse4toul rccors
u it would bc ungencrous to pa
~ ~ 1nal judgment upon witnessing her pc
= fosunnc1 Of last night. But, from what We 50
:; Of her In tho boudoir sccnc We should bo Il
T. cuod to say tllat, before tho week ts OUT Ut
~ a. will glEe AAttBfacton In the ro!o o! LIlian St
" 10 at that aRe whcn naturo u plastic. sho h.
Il tho precious gfte of youth, beauty, and tFcsl
~ ~ ness, aud hrr face exprussca Rntab!llty al
~ goodness; mora VIC canuot say until VIC see Il.
~ ngaiu In tho part. btE. Charles Thorne tho bct
y actor Of tho emotional school in America &
- day rendered the part Of John Stre6sos With
y oa6c Crpce. and 4 depth Of fcolIug MbEc