The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
|" Exactly: I'll pu, a firs,-ra,e adap,er

Exactly: I'll put fiFst-ra,e adapser on your repertoire tomorrow. Now what isyour idea n regard 10 Hamlet, for in- stance: Couldn't we crowd 'em into the first act somehow
 -oh by all means, said the tragedian, struggling with his emotion; going to wedge n a runaway negro. 100
 Well. no: don't see how we could manage that -eNactly.& said Hayerly. thoughttuay Twouldn't be realistic. you know. No@. lets see how would it do 10 have one hound chained to a post n the tower scene. where he could bay at he ghost =
 '' lust the thins admirable v said the actor. wi'h sais,er expression about the eses.
 And then the scene with your mother T man cf.c g.ucen. How would It dc for the hounds ip smell out Poionus be- n .hc arFas. -ni yank him around the stage oH the laa of his trousers for five or ten minutes. Don, you think that would >orter Hhaop up the audience
 =. should ;h.nk i, would" said the trasesiiaG. -;i,tin. his teeth.
 .And then taere.s otheio. Instead of sma;herns l9e-tiemana which always thea Sh, ~ts < very snide sor, of assassina- ;iea 4nE@aF. Aar would II appear 10 have her = ape n4, :: q back window. and be chased across lo-s by hounds. the biggest dos rarEs zI- he handkerchief m his mouth to iden.si, the scent. as il were? Nc coa.d add another secne where she could 5e trced ln a practicable apple tree or something. How rincs '; strike you =
 n. ns -laifiCent. superb. Go ahead .' hls>ed thc al>t=I7n1c celebrity.
 .'pr perhaps !. would be more sensa- unnal te have besdemona crawl under ;he bet and have dogs drag her out by h..e-Preat Ina.a-ruober hustle. That "s6ifa afsshsea up the aet considerably, seem to ne.
 ~>aaulda', 2c .urprised. >nered the ,;aY
 . l don't eNac;iY see our way to doing ms ! Nati tkc dogs in Nacbe.h." said the manager. rcfee,.yely. unless we
 's.e tlS -p anc .3s beieaan5 [. Duncan and hase.f ,'ucH the blood on Lady Mac ben had. sis, = far her to rapid mu- s.e- Ina: -zt. ;e satisfy the public. she4.d imas.;.c.
 Nas ap." a>sen;ed NIT. Booth. wit, slre.an.5 sa.ic. ,> lh.t all ::
 That a8 .vc though, of so far. ex- @ t; kaiaca .srs laiic; and Henry " s.t =ztetis - A,t2 z Romeo chased ou, of ;hs hacs yard y ;he dogs two or three itnes aar.a- thc balcony scene and fnal- ' -5-ETlZ t=ts s=4e sf.ass>e AS coming on Aith tlpie sf @ecians nj s.oTcpipe on e'sef h. 3es,-=&.1d ,hea i, ,n Fais,aif. we F.z:>' trl ,a \ k .fver the Tex; so as ;o ad- Ell h, hes~ dlFlfea across the stage ! .=ss7 7E> .sa3e~ ev thc whale pack the e'tce' eai0s n ; dummy Falstaf being .fsea 5'. .sE.G n apicce> V ,he puFps a#Hs,.. i's he ;as.'7eh,s .a#,.ss ef llver iT,- >.ac. Xna see. + IT 7aa th1nk thal would tasc fre>la .asarest fa >fsasEespeare. and "erh ap 4 rc-ai1r furorc 4 ;he legitimate. and bs: -ccaf ~-at,, NIrs.7Tiaeth. what's thr matter: Wa. makes yau look that aa,
 oh = as.aing nothing. I assure. Ns... >asd :ac E ed .tn hg,S ly. Colonel. < HcFe e.a ss=et ysa te-a'sh, as lale as DDS, olc. som ace where NC shail be s----t,='s 'sr.s z.hssss; ;:lied. wan, to see Hee4 afefe a.'ae. ulna vla and the -,,re-.. tstssf a -sd in manner peculiar = i4-e IT tse .>t act. ," How weuld 'a,7.'5E 'n-l'"Eran morning and the stage = booth = iaea;ef su't you should feel mere d: h#..7e there ''
 Nhy Fva3i4 c-tainlv of course.
 >ooa ,ll1ru... and he mys,lfied ,'1anA e hast !. 1i;hdrew. and walked of. lnnneria~ n h:Tsclf: Wha; ,he blazes i> he naste- ai,.l Ned: Looks kinder wIla. e.ac-, i= nus be o4t af spr;s this m"fn ng. Ihcse s'a-, are internally cfaEzS. Sa,fs3e;# s'5e.>
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