New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
CLOSE or D1LYS SEASON.

AN rPILoGUE THAT PLEASED EvERYBoDY-MR.
DAILY CALLED OUT.
II is doubtful whether since the night of it
production at Days Theatre Nancy Co.. ha
been received with hearter applause or more ire
ouent bursts OF laughter than greeted 1t last night
when for the last time this season New-1orker
had n chance to see this latest Of Mr.
Days adaptations As usual, the theatre was filled
the doors with audience who felt themselves In every
sense of the word at home. The actors felt that the
bonds OF sympany them and the audience were
strong and acted with more than usna srl, ana Iorce
Each situation followed by roar OF gayety, ano
when the end the last act came the people IN IRON
were exhausted. None the less cordially however dd
they applaud the neat epilogue written by Mr Dal!
and spoken by all the characters in turn. 1t was a.
follows;
Nancy.
A speechi Alasl This dgnihed occasion
Confuses all my personal equation. ,
You quite forget we now should utter hlcely
our thanks and farewels TO these friends -
GriNng
A wise reminder and most apty made too
I'd gush with gratitude II not afraid to-
But oratoric shame's too great a teaser'
Mrs Ddsgcrg
You might as well be silent. EDenezer!
The fuss and bungng you have always sho"h BIT
Suggest that you let bad enough alone. SIT!
Captain Van RenSsclder.
uere's Kefe O'Keife; it would not surprising
II he were graceful AT exteinporIzlhg. .
just mention with what sadness we are slnt'en
At our approaching absence in Great Britain.
Dmsy (edgerty to OheQe.
Say no unpatr0tic AnGlomania
Now prompts US TO embark on the Aurahl1
OrianG same.
say London. from Belgrava to Old Bailey.
Can't wean us from Aew-YO and Mr. DAILY.
Betsy same.
Say I'll be truel Though all foine PiScaGily -,
should want me picture as the New'NOrK Lily
Mrs. Dangery Same.
plaasa toll than mn regrets are far from cold ones,
For new friends never take the place OF oId ones
Brdsher (Same).
Tell EN- were our sojourn long duration,
Wed all turn strikers without hesitation!
StocLsIOp (sGine
EXPRESS 7 beg my little deep emotion
To cross that nauseatng little ocean!
Grt1ing same.
Tell them my Loyalty Will not b. thinned SIR;
Though asked by Mrs. Guelph to dine al WINDSOR
No not If oscar Wilde. with JOY dismayed ihere.
Threw me sunfower every nlSht piaS GU 'noio'
OKeJe.
Good gracious. you perpex, amaze and shake mel
For what rare gifted spokesman do You take me
I'm M net BoD e: nscrsc Mark Twain or Bccchcr
But if you'd like real feeling wed with fancy
III recommend 10 you
Brasher cac,ghtdlv)
or course, my Nancy!
Come Nancy, now Tell something light and lrippy,
You know you can. step forward
Nancy
My hearts brmful Feel how it beats just press 1t,
Tip the good-bye's there!
An.
Why, then. express it!
Nancy coming fo'rdrd.
We might from Greenland stray TO Mount iiymettus'
Yet know you'd never slight us or forget us!
But ii, too rashly on ourselves relying,
Fresh fields and pastures new We now are uyinB
II soon modest banner We uniurl Ill
Fastidious London or Tstuctic Berlin
It's only that your wealth of generous praises
For foreign conquest our ambition raises
While still we hope whatever welcome lind u.s..
For dear than those we leave Dehlhu US.
And now-not good byc-du rer9ir IS better
You'll hear from each week or so by letter.
And If we're TO md exceptionally able,
NO doubt you'll learn II all per ocean cable.
As each performer stepped forward and delivered the
lines addressed 10 Mr.. Drew lie or she was loudly
applauded, and when Miss Rehan, advancing
10 The footlghts gave the final farewell
au revOir" the enthusiasm was un-
restrained There loud cries for Mr. DAY. In
response which he appeared on the scene and bowed
his acknOw gments only TO he twice recalled Defore
the curtain. He disappointed those who called Tor
speech and merely bowed his thanks.