The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-19

t!c aH+ti+st.ss Ill CT sitt -NtR ! 3iA >aa g.se, me following :. our; ot Mrs ian-trs : Amer an debgt
 ,f;he psibl has so.... T. Ms. .ns- h s.:na.s a aeq Sea>a,aan. he mum :..aoe. .hA: i.a.e surrounded he, on.ns a..e espee :aiA those LII. foTe>taiic. her fes; aphealtt t has 2 sefta.nly bee: ~uf- | eatiN iraaa. a'd.. ..ever tragi n ,a;isiy a=.N nd t..tA ,a,te inf the .ene.i'iunal. er ten persons ', D .#9.5 lie have e ef teeE saasc W.sle!y keralded and through tne icasth .aa hfeadtl. o' ;he oaH;N tEcTe afe psaaab.N ey few persons oho t...e ne. a, leas, heard Ter name. :; l. -'fet cay te ind ,a ,.dest.la;e sea>oa to4 this universal interest.
 Mrs. LanS;f7 is gnquesuonab!y beau tf@l woman. aut osl -oantry !, inll ot saeh, she ls .4r I .ress. bG; ever her n4os; ea,hus.as,3s admirers have no, canned 'ta: she has as vet a,:ained an unusually high rank n her profession. he only ,hins ,hat appear> io be excep- tenal n her ase Is that. having attained d very great soeial posue n England ,he has suddenly stepped from he draw irg room ,o the sage Ihe reverse of M sistA = k.'el4.AA Ntl4at III F-I ~4stiit.-
 The noble ftpaie> of that ount4 haze ei;en been recruited from he ,;ase. but tie Stage, T :Grn.-hA>- -r4IclN- been re eHaied isom .kc s..s.k afthe ..r!>;a !t5y. Ms. izans'p a4- noj. a be ~Gre p.c- ~eis efiii4~ hul >ke aaect. n .;s
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 Most significant oi al. was ihe coneourse q, peone al:.as :. pAX eN,raYasan. " C Ter me pe.Ni.ese .. witnessing ,iler rs; apaearaacc a, Nalla k la>; even ns.
 :: dn,h;fsl any one the audience expected ~ hook !iatn ! more beau,iiG. oman ;har any he had before seen. nd ], .s Qui.e Certa!n iha, ne one went to near great actress. l, "as simply Mrs. 1angiy Vha. bt ;he mere maglo ~ her personality, drew the people together.
 Her rcpcrtory k sS vet ven limited c-c. and t $ selected from class ot [ avs wh,cE does no, call for the express ion of inc stronseS, or mos, intense emo pons or lead the actress into situations where the highes, hi>;nonic powers arcre- esired. such a play $ Tom Taylors !. Jnequal MNch.s in which Mrs. Lang try appeared las, evening. l; ,s the old siory sung hy veany>on in h'> Lord of f4-.cj sh. and by many another poet be- 'aye hin
 Inc play i> iamil,a, ,o many. I, has .ecE >o frequently Ae;ed tha, onlv the r.cfe,i reference 10 ,s theme x ncccS- .ry. lis he story a; :, n,aa oi hngh and .nk Who ttl3, lN leNe with siIl oi beat ,stll eAa,4 Ser hai iawh station aack,n;t,s'> laughter. Natnius her. te transfer, hc. ;e the fashionable life ct aa English aafanc:. where she andS her simple. straightforward. homcly ways matter oi ylditul .o her associates and of shame ;e her hu>hand X designing woman farther cslrangc> ;he husban>i and wife V her eoqucrN and intrigue. They two the hts and and the ,n;rigueI 70 ofi for a year to ] Ge;nsn watering place. he for his health. she :or the iur;hcranoe of he; ow plans.
 This. 6y ,he W..N k he weake>; point 'a the play n matte oi invention. toi 7o,h,ng ;> moro improbable than ,ha, an English Aaroae;. helns advised ,ha, his unss were Nea~. >heulj so o:: a, am sonr's no;.er ,o Ems ander plea oi press as bQ,iness. \ ;h'l:, :, word q: eNpl,na on iaf t N.'c. - he l ,Sent 1. an Ter t,,i ;. keaf. anl yc, eN, .sya days ..U:ne> lway s-aerl sc>> mptohahlG ~ n, -onc.a' T. lH "h'eh NC 5nAa'ac res- .ee;ca : ,c tf.a.asaF herself 4A.-..3e AaN, e' hs..aesh'- >a e'N. and as...ax som do"' teo.diN - t,.c iHtie s.c;tNA.. lse nS and >e.finS { ,'lr a8aa :. ,lc ,,t. na ease he:trr ae 1a,ttd', eve 4 tem- saed aa, 5. a. ted a ..;. i.;ss a' e, Hfs-
 th. :np,eiy. a1' aearN '. haiAs 'es a.sa.cd ,ot.hc s.i n; oa> and ..iuiices Il fashion. clic ,he t-.cS s,,ous and ar- 'iiices ci t4sh.oaa 'ie ,s:e. ne husband onss .'' :he aiie oi his eash ia1 C. and ai last discovering ,ha, she ess bccn play ing p.,s;. he turns pack ,o hcy affections. .eAsins the intriguing real 1iscnu iited
 l;wili be seen ,ha, n the frs; .sc: Mrs. I-1g,:s has ,o assume iae character ef t