Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11
GIRLS AND THEATRE.
MARION HAsLaNDsTaLK TO THEATRE.
LOVING GIRLS
Ehs Woman Who Prayed at the Theatre
lshushoe OF the Sage Upoa Clrls-
Plays that Young Women
Sroald Avoid


jForthc Dispatci -Copyurhtcd. 1851
George Macdonald. the pure IN heart
and pure 10 lie, says Of certain recr a.
lions, arbitrarily ciaesod as worldly,
therefore Objectionable:
long ago came 80 the conclusion
thst there Is no suIor way OF making an
indifferent thng INTO bad one than for
good people 90 refrain from 0oiug a.
AprDDOs 20 tbs is tnc true sncclote
O. dcar Old gentle Noman, brought up
81 the nurture of tue ioT8 aui the al
monitor o. the Westminster atechisn
who Was persuaded by her married
daughter 60 Gee Joseph jefferson IN Rip
Van Wiukle be daughter took box
for matinee. and I'D tailed her mother
81 tie iaoSt conspicuous, because The
most comfortable chair therein. Tie
house was iull when they entered, and
toe lovely ola lady, on taking mr. seat,
u vtrcnty bent Der bead upoa her hand
.1 'olct'ess pwYcr Ever, body saw her
fad tmnh nobody NmIed. } be- dauch-
rcmonsha.ec, Nlcl Ite little OusOn
was over, was tcucer. moi impatient
" That is not customary ia q place OF
lmu>cucu dear mother
d" attend uo service. RELIGIOUS or secu-
lr upon which 4 cannot ask hlcssm9.
Iy o.a.t. said thc placid saint. "st.
1aa. tells as thstaI Gods gifts are GOOD,
"9'n'aS 70 "e Ie'ns'o, q they be re-
yea "'lo 'naD"fti'tak.
VIVID me ssE'e s.uf'eoesS OF heart She
Witnessed thie. bar % ST dramatic enter
aren't and lu her prayers tiat night
''''7S ave 'u"hhs 10y an afternoon
O. innocent enl'yment.
TtfT co orr.LV NOW.
Thousands OF sincere Chu.tilns ex-
O. sry m their daily walk and CONVEX
ft.r. rs consistent in keeping thor
Hearts merotcd from the world rs in
vr.ae tae widow ana fstlerlsss in their
t.un. go nov openly to see Rip Nam
NIa..e. Julus Caesar aud other PLAYS
e. ul eXccpton8ue By their coun,o-
pence ol Wnat rs pure and c!cvtiDg they
na.e what WIS once a. best "indlde-
r,rt" good THING. IL requires less
o. usss @. couvi tom f. act as they 10,
g.. % vr.'e as 1 em doing, thsn MAS re-
GU rcd when clucn-l pie stole into The
o..a house aua even iooth's we'll
c..r.eI tu-Gtre ~ uureco ,uilaole gowns
sal bats, and Sat stM ~ their places
facing ile curtain until the house vas
lsef,y empty, lest Dscy might encounter
l.nullces on the way ont Their
c..- eyed souls deserted no more harm
..et., Than in reading Hamlet" hut
ta.. .1le GOOD people 90. aud "the
,..17 cri,icisss Inconsistencies in
,.al.a members sharply. j. was an avoid
r.c..ol tho appearance of evil 10 90 SCI
c..rv lest the weak brother be made to
o.d.
Whatever may have hccuthe status Of
tie weak brother in yau.'s times, he has
long been granted the chiet seat IN tue
lu-ei and just 10 better and stronger
utu. Concessions made 90 his feeble
understanding ara accepted 10y him as
tributes 10 bis consequence, ana be uses
t.,m mcrcllessly.
-1Der AND ACT Tor THEMSELVES.
T.o C,b,r.h or tbe mo, ami ,ro,oap
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i- - Was srrpI.sed and shocked 10
~, ,rl.,. .L. had her. and gently
:i.s-...i
IN. l.ilr.,. had READ fife story. "
-.-.,-. .ator. ,s.,..to e,ll.tie
~, "a. .o,il harm t.em M. fer
.l..,. l.....,. ,...,..,. ~ dramatic r-nre.
,.-t.. '- ,,.J cg-.rot Inf h. csrious TO
f'-''. ..i'' ...:, t.... ~, tl.5 20
re s'e'--- ',- % - l.. 'rI-,,.ad to
az. .,c 81 -. r.Iiv fna s,t low Genuine
zen -, ~ i.s, .,o,iJ.5
ai'i2'' o. ~. 81 -. '' ,, ~, ,'.sce Of amns.-
'-1'---l.....,l, s'sJ never ask 10 be
go, -. MINOR entertainments. We
AtAN Al 90