The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-29

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must he ta..n in,;an;er. III. must either rins
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pieadin. with them TO zee the piece ort and
sp.r:iossh 20 .~bsniinis Mus. me ; a,s, Is
mediatey This substitu;s is lenientiy and
cracious!y received. and mos, generously en-.
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.eei from ihs suii,"rs who dsr,ys IN. cnief
ss,istac,ion. wsii.paia. we.eauipp ped and and
ron ,hs[ 'ender who occupies som,oIiahe
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s,imation i,tr ;o a,ans onnoe,nr.
be starts il. moJsstly. II is taken up by his
hSnss The .uds oS s.dn %s sn
TO b. pleased and from that POINT torward IN
Tie claU,s Sowsver must be- cnretui no, to
exceed i: "sss.isd ds, aa i %ps furnish
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50 sndsrstands it French thestre.Sosrs sI favor
mind. relieving conysniencs. They regard it
~ Indispensable on a iirst night fhey do not
i they would depore its Withdrawal az a eonces
Aim 10 ths indiffarence OF Enelish and Gsrm an
audiences, which they do not wish to emulate.
The German theory that art is interns,ionai
does M, nrsvsii in Paris Rsvond sverXinina
Else Trench audiences are national and pa.
irIotic English niavs and Cierman operas thev
viii no, for n momsnt Tolerate. Washer IA in.
terdicIsd. ShsSespaare finds scant favor and
then only out of courtesy 10 ihs Env,ish peopls
VINO patroniZa French PLAYERS in London every
summer; Gensrally speaking Americans are
generous barbarisns. American plays they
have rarely heard Of and American actors thew
have neynr seen. Hut the French public. how.
ever hostile and capricious ii may be- toward
nawcomers ia nrm and stanch IN supnort al
lis fayorites. when once populariy approyed.
Fr:d,;ric Iamaitra and Nile D,;,azst ilIustrata
in tn:ir Of resrs nrnIon1ai almost tn ths ey
rremn Of oia ses tSa t0mcbine sssIix ~ ~, nubic
which sdoniei thsm both ne its favorit a. han
they we're in tue hsydsy OF their youth and pro-
irssiona al nctivitv
n earn lbs racouni,,on ~ tbeatre po.ra q.