Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-06-13

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iaFgc audience 20 Uxsard's mos.
cultured people assembled al The
Ctty aa, CO enjoy tae Shakes.
reareia i,rcild 81. he el3euti,u
class q Miss SdHe Me-. Ts8m.
tr3mftly at eishs o'c'oes Tho eur
Atu 'use aPoa scenes lr0m Mer.
Chant g Vsusce aud the naaneF
sa wh'ei the tiaerent -ehraeter.
wvFc sustained, sgrecia -
ali.
Iae FEiae:rai character, shy
Nas Ia the hIads 81 Mr.
franklin, who uaioubtssls
possesses much hstuo.ic abslity.
stage presence, bis ora. Of
msysGsn;, his slccgtior, stamp
ham As very talented, the CAL,
objection seems 10 e. teudeucr
Al times to syegdo his rart. though
this Is o5ly scclsianiy.
Dir. hsuuger, a. Antonio,
ihoaga not the equal of Mr. Frank
lH. IN his movement upoa the
still his ciocati0a IS SPLEEN
dui aud A.s v0scs enc Of vcry rare
sweetness and power.
Mr.. Tnmer ~ 'GrAtaaor made
A moSt deserved hlt, bis acting
possessing tho charm Of n1tual-
Mr.. & johnson as The "Duke
and M. Sldaler IS "Blssouio.
sustained their Taris vel.
And nss for the Touus ladies'.
Miss Jennie McKie. a1a "Por-
ia sustained with power one q
SEakespeares sreatest characters
Her face, Der voice, facial expires
slon, ease and splendid conception
Il 4 character, undoubtedly IA Of
he most difficult # portrayal - b.
found IL Shakespeare, stamped
les - the IDEAL portia. TIE Pc
charm 10 be found in Miss
Mikes acting hes IN the entire.
absence OF ans thing like afec,a-
.1on, and meuY OF our great ac
.resscs signt learn from her III
and grace.
Miss Rena Oliver sustained her
.h4r .cter admirably and all there
vas ~ the part of "Nsrisss sLsI
.ot ous of 1t.
Part two opened VITA Ben Hnr',
Chariot Race" recited beautifully
~ Mss Jessie Wlrdlaw aud
shee her scleudd voice rang out
n e could Amos, see the thrilling
ace.
Ia "m0nologus IN ; acts by
W. Jsfues Buck vas 2 Of The
%; ridcglo-s!y lgi:eraus things
o which Oxford has ever been
.rea,ed aud von . most eutkuslls
nc and spontaneous encore.
The Tent Scene frou JuhGs.
sIth Edward Hirseb a. Bru.
us and Percy Bell a. C4ssus rls
iudoubtsdiy one II the best things
the evening ; both s~ustatle
heir parts well. Ir. Hir-ch. be
NJ - | heard a gentleman re
sars. - miniature Bgstt."
The recitation GYPSY Flower
iirl-' by Mss Jessie HeawooG
Tas most graceful and thrilling
.ns IN spite ef the fact taat a
torn of wiud and rain vas raging
she retained the closest
md NEST undivided atteusIon Of
he ertire audience throughout.
Mss Jessie showed herself 20 be
undoubtedly one 81 our lines. elc
,utionlsts.
Miss Jennie MckIe's recitation,
AN afraid . trs 10 spell tie
llme Of 1t. vas very pleasing and
v9u great APPLAUSE
Nr. Isy's reproduction Of the
Ia.ro &sb4te upsa the question Z
De Pen 81 x Swsa-di w4s very
1eh AM called sGt II osl hearty
xhile Mss Resa Oliver
'alrly brought dean the aouse
With What she told Betsy Her
.au,pmeeting style OF singing v1s
indeed very funny.
The entertainment ended WITH
he The Wosrner from Heary
:. Mr. Acorn as King Henry
vas excellent beng Tery graceful
md the fortunate owner VI a 5ne
Mss Jessie Warllsw As "Pna-
.e.z Cathaune' vas a .yPSea. little
French woman, her airs aad grace
most "a ptIvatI. Ihs
iane may be Sad of Mss Jessi-
aenvoNl. wao sustained her part
sell.
The costumes from Shell 4 Co.
New Orleans, we're gorgeous and
,s%-rything eon<pired - make tbs
occasion one long to be remember.
FL.
Mss Ison IS to be eongratu.a
ted, not only did the reeltaI testif
must highly as 70 her superiority
a. a teacher Of ket chosen art. but
also to her executive ability. Sgeh
.ute rtaInmsnss are fraHght witt
he best results to our towr not
N 81 ~asulttioa - tie young
peoT.e sut ev--y satcrfnmeut g
this character q an educator -
sar people. 4. I.