The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1881-01-09
ADJUSTMENTS.


Miss ELEANOR CAffiouN AS JuLiEt. AT
Ford opcro r,ousc ON Monday night this fair vouno
ars, y, o, Are, In tho p,st ,vhore
the news Of tbc fnrore She orooed in san Francisco
by,ber long precodedbr
COMING The rrsa5no gn1jsIfn NJ Ina, c,tv :,
writing OF her draws ant Illustrations OF tho greatest
,,,;et who sudden ds,th ,aft sncn a void ada
,bc prcscnt ana who has rico, On ra,a,v 10 fop,c.
% yb,ie n ,o,,d bs ,mnoss,b,o 10, ouv bne who has
ssen Mics Ne,,son,s .y,,,;e, ,n1 hoo, ,mnressod
with tho charm ~ reodnos in which tho beort ra,c,
than TIM bro,, airects empbasis and iptonat,op IN
ayo,a entirely al, her toncs and methods Miss cal,
boun has eyidon,lv ou,liue, nor yv,j,t ,c,tbout
cors,dora,,on 10 Misc Nc,,scn s,e docs NOT ror,rcy
tbo came ti,d NJ ,vom,n N,ss Nei,sop.s y,,,;c,
,,,s n,.s,on,,o i,,onso and ave, ,ocr,css Mic
r,,onr, = ,,oo,,, ronon,,o ,oy,nc .ad aosn,,,,ns
ca'houn' poetic romantic loving, ana despairing.
The gathers by the handfu burics her mouth
In their leaves and then scatters them on Romeo
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ner hPs' "hu umIuN urops IL W''mn romeo,
reach ,hch shrnks paCk ha, frightened AZ inc bold
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no"o, 1T, ,,as ~, os m.'e "u'
sonorous, ioNeN lace ht up Wy uafk expressive eyes
and graceful figure She dresses with exquisite
taste and her costumes can easily bear comparison
with the most magnificent seen on the stage. In
'uuee sue wears III .he ntse "c' u uenca'e she''.
pm. SUM 'ne pe'''con' IRON, covered WIN rows OF
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seyo"u "e' cohpl"'o" COSTUME vi 'h'enuer uiocuue
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nn'shcu ny Pe'ri orh'men's anu ue""s'
n',usV"'o paiutcu PoeNe' "'ngs ro'n "'e waist ny
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arc eo'e.e" WIN pear enhpro"'eiy "," 'he w"s. Is
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| Sn"'e roh pe'fi wni'e sa''' wiz" ioopihgs
VI 0.""se o'osOns Is "oih III 'i'' "s' s'e"e' oe vi
mus. en'.ien. o'seis vi ga" ri"v's.o 10 o'hoio"sh's
cohhuct vi her uate success IN Tue career she mas
'ao'e. '''' ,'e 's s'"'e" "ei w P'"o'o"' support
Vi unlimited cieu'' upon MS mouse 10 secure her
waiu,ooe uneAee,eu UPON any s'ase' inc artists en-.
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| drama, The appearance of Mr. Barton Inn as
| Romeo VIII invest that character with such
| s,ehg.i, MgmN aiu mnny iofcc as VIII
s,c,o, WIZ anters tho nn ,,an,a ,,,,,,, 80 m
Ing one of the finest shakespearian scholars upon
the STAGE will act the brilliant Mercutfo Mr.. j. T.
Malone comes from san Francisco where ne mas Won
taSy If the sooi ali school oct,ng W"s Isno ,;er'
moa, who was with Mr. Ford over twenty. ave years.
returns to play the Nurse In which character she has
| ''o superior vi ''e r"s"s"-sPeeh'hs s"ge'
The school of plays in which the actual
heroine is struggling adventures more or less of
the Becky shsfp TYPE seems rather increasing. In
| Mr. George lioey's adaptation from the French OF
D. Ennery entitled "a child of the state the in
| ,ora,. ,n, ,n,,,, ,h s,,,,n.,,,s =, a., ,,..as a
- Va. Vi 'ie "',o'ieo e
iheVtaoiS drawn TO the orphan 6er'ranae her conr-
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neon,s mud ,,u,,ns who tor, flo se,,,nn 10 ,,o no1
turc s yr,,,fv,,c that IN. mart fail int, tho h,nds
of Mas ruen C,,mm,ns ,ybn Ieservos ,,y,ys ,,c
knl,,es, welcome here on ,l,c grmn, of o, ,nu,,r,
,nc.sh,, ,,,,, ho, ,n.,,,s ne ,1n M ,h ~, ,,,
in ro,I IL. Will, h,s o,,u,a h,r ,,a,, na, Nh,
Cumm,ns peyer acted win moro nnr,oct varsat,,,v 81
"h'ihs never "'e'' VII" "'ofe perfect 'ersati's o
the grave ana gay or more spirit; her advance to the
table in the second act and ringing defiance of hei
roc,s,,+ ,ovor ,or, ,,,,,,o. Win a., 49,, ,,,.,