Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05
MUSIC AID DRAMA
sweet Lavender" = DehghrfUlly
and Dc leageiy Emotional
yUuu Al REDX0yDS



ig sal ae. Two large al -.el-ss
re .s. "a a. Pos r9 yesterday ae-
4lse " laer Ee.poaslt. ssfa pAt.ly-
H. 105 -all Is Lose allA Lay4ud-r neE-
I = llla.. .L4k4b.s evidence ~ tne
existence of q heart that +. Huty and
incapable ot receiving tAe play Ut
emotion.
There are some very q .uuct-y drawn
characters, and ,o4e ~ Jlem are very
l4-kltve or- ltls sn Eng. 81 play you
Know, and ahege American, aouid oe
precise tae English are g9od-uagured
ald f.too-e.
There 5 a glow OF human interest in
"Sweel lavender" It is OF the peae-
ustug magnetic kind, So much 50 that
you e.I stay 20 Sc the confuslon OF
hearts cleared away.
sympathy holds Us an in peace and
que and when we see this play, hearts
ae have won or desired u WIN and
probably lost, our coincidence bids ap-
p.ause aad our Judgment as 10 the dry
technique and rl.e, which govern It's
construction, aad plot has ryd amt is
sleeping peacefully w.th our sympathy.
Alr. ErouMau's company was a care
raly drilled ole, and most btcOmln-iy
.ected every instance Tor the re-
,gectEe parts.
can not refer tO patrarchal Don
T N1uc.cau.I without thinking ot the
/ pleasant tmc we had together here IN
+ Gaud Rapids alOag m the Indian SUM
mer days. % tuc latter part ~ October,
81 THINK of a.. tie then declared,
as We We're stlo.laS up among the
markets on NOnrO, ST., that he had
written over 800 plays, nearly all OF
/ which Aad received production ON the
stage. Eouocau.t j. still male and
. hearty and seems o. be enjoying a sec
+ oud E.>-t OF youth. i he is 20 be judged
by the vigOr ol n.s writing. BOucicault
IS "a mau that VIII impress YOU. His
. experience Is always entertaining. Inen
+ De- IS u philosopher, but practices con-
+ uAey u uIs teachings. On the day
mentioned there was a ,umptuOus DIM
uer served n his coy and
luXurlut private car. Ii was
F actor and playwright prehxcd the con-
slderatlou OF the ~. Julien and poisson
with the comment that it was 4 ms
take, don't you know, 70 have ever put
stomach ln a man rs that, Is the fOun-
I dauOu oil all OF our llls Then ne ate
/ and talked for nearly two hours, and
I repeated cognac and coffee, then Int
plpe OF strong tobacco. Now we shall
have, on Wednesday and Thursday
/ next. one of ms early dramatic sue
I ceeso-, a play which has been nearly n
good money maker as MS London
/ Assurance Il mean streets of New
/ York" What old theater goer does
not remember Frank Mayo and his I'M
+ pcrsOuauOu OF Badger, and the cheers
that used 10 greet hln rs he stamped
himself hero IN tue thrilling, realistic
tre scene? In the coming production,
W. e. Donaldson VIII he the Badger.
Scenery, representing familiar lOcall-
ties iu New York, VII be used IN the
different acts. Seats may be had at the
box Office.
Little Nugget since last seen here
/ has b.cu renovated, rlmOleled, rcplen-
Isuod and roturMshed with the very
latest and brghtcs. songs and dances,
Hid tie fair dancers, musical selec-
TONS. musical snec-alCcs and tho
famous. Nugget quartet. Al addition
uas been built to tine comedy,
Introducing the wonderful Starr Sisters
u tIc songs, wing dancing, etc. The
song aui dances By II. :. CawthOru as
Barney CD Brady. and Susie Forester a
Mrs. >mpS,u-, calls forth storms Of
1pr. lu-e everywhere. as thcy render