, 1880-11-29

often bitterly experienced tho disadvantage !
pr lnilcritlnH HasnH the possession ut Which
s f,giynSatlve ,, @ "f tue s.'col,'llnr sarcasm ot
AtlsaiI WIS dnu tho moro l,UnferuuS 9:laers Of |
their bcttcrs."
notwithstanding tint hu now holds tho fabu- !
lohsly iEttli'Erasiva p!st tf rt!ltoriii-clIirf |
~ na ,' tt r ,oI wl,es !"trse sro Of a ts
@ f'suacs % ,,oI,"y @ }maWs owMt, IL nas i ea,,rito s
more o. tcas 70 tiio lerin,llcais, and To keep
~ ,H,,,es s eftvo r.. ,,t,}Ys S,2}nnsst'on r. pay-
"AIi, he ssi,s "will a1ci, sati1srtug s sscr
ngaIn te seen nj Kr.uselcherG 10 wi,til 0ut |
Joyous band Di trItH lhil,esnfa.ts wns llf0ro?"
i%yS ax e fn 5 tGs s nfssye swys keasssera I , St s
described rs n quAlpt 1ltt Tyrutcan village
WHICH CuekIlcy to!rtsts have not yet spntfrtt.
AS Mr.. !)nrnnlhl is e0flsltacrntc .ellun4l1'tn
s'ss,ys s thSt l. + a'sy lr"abl1 ~ That to
nFatn. it .nay i. i iIelf tIrat stats vii" % lew
q tho l}olle1n'nns were. lie who to9k tho
finest ilcnters lnto the lake and sloate.l and
yosrssr sn IL 'S%os S%ow a. S"S ,n I'll "''n,' Yo md
hsye heard af hins ~ W. g,n!nent statesman
now At the l!'Satl of affairs IN England. The
great tragstllan wig has .i na'sc the I;ycenM
''roofo was tho hest swimmer III tito company.
Then ttcre weru Gr0rgo Augustus Saln,
Edmund Yntes, nl tlig musical critic Df tho
Itfs, w'ss smslpai M,!ssnens, ascs r
81 ei Hs ssss 5 Ii tug sy S ID 1fs or %eps Snt
\ I've t.s oTs # s ns"tsy "y sfeFs, 5 ,y y Taasn TWnle J.
sinn,Nm. {SlN,s l}esvss) USoTae tho sceonI
George Lawts), anu .Cseer"
Russell. Nurila',d says, II yo..
St ifSlar, 'TXS s Too1 ls sk sGfy sasR xSR s ay II
e., or writo to- tho TtHies {tliu latter n per-
fornlnncc, at which every EIglisl,tnan Ii an
adept).s He'll l,e bound you'll get the san,e
answer everywhere.
MADAME: MopJEsKA's
S9ntr'ento @ 1,Is;s. ff noe,n"Ssn ATtysty; OF
Wilttu las translated fron, lid Polish. Tic
story Is of o'e whose ao!,l WIS hcnyY with
ambition. IN dream, tile Vision Ut lm-
heart Of tho .Auil. Tho artist besceches the
ViSi1n: ~ let the not ttle crownlessW Tie
angel replies:
"Chid !rnonntt Of tho trqo hepplnoss.
Far light. ant ioro, nttl laughter; not IN wusto
Thy youth III shnntsnF arrows nt tho sun,
Sesy hsi is"" 1p 1if istt L s{ hy eart
hlnrring Hll 10y unit Elatncss."
but tho art!st pulAIsts, u,,d suddenly from
his eyes twu beams nf light Hush furt}l-
"1'cneatn ,, w.ose f9lgcnt tlrcs tho laurol crown
Tyrste,l mud ci,rcd. III when tho sIran star
Nitugrs tho rlpuni.lu corn. md Que pAlu lcaf
Tho mighty pnlso OF ft,ne, und heard fnr oH
TLp stalnd of mn,y nntions pr,.islns me-
Scarcely Is this 9chieyrl when Tie real1za-
o 0es tE tt f5S "a torns ~ tn sn
deep tHto the brail,. Tho artist strives vniniy
10 relnoyc tho leaf, Till
with II 11lDsuls cry, ...-.,.
Tat ps IT, M Mes @ r' IT, s1rs tiaf, 1Sf9re to,r 'no
lcor With gray fire Into my tnrkcned r,,o,n,
And w0,1 llllvc deemed L = nero ttllo drcntn
And tl6 rcd ~ouslds Ut t!ior'ts upon my brow.
WALTER lacy,
who saw his first London play flfty-slx years
ago, aII.t hns frcquentcd Tho grGeil-lod.A In
soe capasit'X ' pr r., 1'Her FOR halt Sent1ry,
cla!acteristic anecdotes of Ke'nbie, siac-
ready, mud Matthews, lle goes us, fir bnek
u,noi,g tho old staxers u us Harsfek ind the
elder kcan. ;iMrrick was ,nost happy, ie
l,orror, despair, md madness; but was ex-
ccllc.l III tenderness by barry, whom lle gcl,-
erG.!Ysy ackn;nWcdged to tG ,G the most -; *
l!!c!lard TINT approached Lrr David =, bl,t,
nfterr seeing l!i'a IN the "Alc!enlst." s.o
Yr%tS 9E S n;c% T1a e"'t bah R!hny lS@ i1S!
fortlsl Tic lueo,iic reply: "MApAM; / know
| it.-iOurS, EDMUND kEAS."
l1ESlsr II. HOWE.
,"An Actors Notc-l}o0l1 is the title Q
Mr.. Henry II. ll0we's paper. Mr.. Howe Is
one of the oldest .ctors on the Englis!, stage,
blu fund Of theHirlcai expcricllcc. Actors
1,aye ut tthes tlle must extraordinary notes
sent to thetn from THO outslae public. MIR.
liowe tells Of several such Instances: ~
'fTnsYHs WV sFti + I'll i
needy swell, wore Il pair Of berlin gloves.
After the performances received this note:
'Str, It you wear thosc, d gloves to.nor.
bIsh b!s a saGi ts SG% atar assis a
hcard no ,n'ro. Wii!p it Coyent Garden,
had Dibl"eent me with these words: Study
md yuu wili be tllo ohottcr mar Willie pIny.
Ing III 'NliA Dnts.' ut tlla llaymarknt, Alr
James Wallack being tue lf0ucr, MI OLD gGii
tlemnn III tho corner nf tic tlrcss.circi1 HEX
putting IN Ills great:coat and comforter very
tIullberately, when WnlEack addressed him,
being always very lnllch annoyed II tho ny
a!enee moved bntase the de@Sp @ was ended
tho piece Is not quite oyev.' The old gentle
min wis quito prepared, and rep3iptl, '1hnnl
yo4, Mr: WallAck, 1nt ivy had quite onG,9!
|ac9. Ct f. rh's turned the l"nsl dsalnst wal
ARTHUR MATTJI1soS's
TIN tho Front Row +" IL one OF tliose peellla
sketches written iii the tongNe OF tEo !owly
which he Initiates to perfection. 1t Is tht
supposed conversation butWetn ole Of TIL
!'rst row, Of the lalllet and Il corypllde,. over
heard ut tic wt,lEs during, rehenrsal, Wy
commences as follows: "All, my dear! II!
only them ~ has hocn ~ frnntrows ny Elow
tho ta2nrtlness at 1t. whatever sort OF Il tro.t
row it Is, 1t ls tlnt hard 10 Keep uu, an tllt
eye Of Eurup Is tint liked ol, you, that, Il |
wasn't far tho glory Ut, 1t, give ilG, says ]
tho aecloodc!tness ulll prlynsIl,.n Of tlo 6ack
ssn sss 5ow " sspH I pa.t wv lpW yo 'SSSs Sssa ass Il
many @ = pnnter,nIues a as hit Old d,ik Of Il
Dlnnstlad htsselk; alNl, though my ilgEe
Isn't what II was, was tint Heat nlNi trill
onct rs tile eyea Of tho trout row uf the stnll
%ps always h'!Ypon NC; tl,4qx!. mover, in M ti'
Mn, llevans, cast a III ut the golden kids Il
l0ltS therc,a .-..s
Thu "ole duk Of 4 Dlanshad " alluded to,
. need hardly s,.y, Ia Mr..
L. l.. DLANcuAnD,
who, for years whereof the memory OF play
gour yllnMeth not to tho contrary, has ftii
ilishe!l old prury Lnua with its lN!ntolnl'ne
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