Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
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has ta.ent and genius. L Is dspiorable
that aa entertainment 80 meEtoriOus
should have been So poorly pAtronizsd.
PoaeFs orARd-a aicCarthy's aishzps"
Friday and Saturday evenings aud
saturday matinee the above roaring
farce VII be presented AZ ths taeater
oy the Ferguson & Mack Company,
which needs 30 introduction 10 the
theater-going public seldom IN farce
found as those that make up TINS or
gan.zatlon, and having been cull-d
tfOas al tie different stage depart
ments, furnish every class OF entertain
meat. The farce, like all others Of Is
ksud, has very httle plot, If any, the
authors ntenton being 70 write play
f0r laughing purposes only, and 90 have
4 broad field for the introduction or
spec'dltles. From beginning 10 end 2,
- one continual rount OF merrmcnt,
based on tWu lrishmsn, who are always
getting iniO situations which cause
disturbance ot the the vlsihllltes. Mr..
Barney Ferguson, Who s one OF the
most clever coined ans, has, IN DENNIS
Mccarthy, a character which allows all
tne pOssi0 0hues for MS immitable tai
ents, aud his makeup is such that you
are compelled - laugh beters word
Is spoken by him. Mchael Aulllgsn Is
played oy tnas. Goymau, who is always
me typical Ir.shman, natural and
humorous. Miss Lizzie Daily lmpersou-
ates J-miah Primrose, who later be-
comes Mrs. Mccarthy. ana Lizzie Con-
way, Mrs. Mullgau, good rendition
oi those parts Is assured. Miss Carrle
Bchr, who has been a prominent artist
u buIlesQue, best known As the original
"Flnette,n OF the Pearl o Pckin,"
May M0utford and many others equally
well known, are Jon the east. incidental
10 the play individual spccialtlcs arc IN
IrOduced, which will prove interesting.
Redmond's--AgneS Wallace Vina.
Commencing Monday eveng, the dis
t.nguished actress, Agnes Wallace Villa,
supported by her own company, Will
begin q weeks engagement IN Frank
Haryey's beautiful and touching melo-
drama, The World Against Her"
Harvey is we'll known as the author of
The Wages of SIM" which Manager
Palmer produced at he Madison Square
lheater, New YORK, SO successfully
also Woman Against Woman" which
made such \ success Il London, As we'll
As throughout this country. NJ. Har-
vey has written ms PLAYS for the peO-
pie. and his characters have been taken
from the people, and all with a very
.hrewd knowledge Of the needs OF the
stage OF the present day. He mas dis
covered new combinations IN the melo-
drama. Murder and romantic mys-
terry. and the complicated lives Of the
nobility do not concern him. He takes
an honest woman and makes her sutler
for the Sins of some creature who may
have claim on her. Ia Woman
Against Woman" the heroine Is tor
tured IN her struggle 70 protect sister.
In "The Wages OF Sin,' the woman for
whom our sympathies are asked
msrrics the wrong man. In The
World Against Her" Madge Carlton is
seen TO enter the Office OF her husbands
employer. She finds there one Jennie
Clegg, wnO is on the downward path,
but to shield her snc consents
Co deny that Jennie was IN the
coon, She co~s.-,ts p, thu bv
oath. Mr. Harvey. II is SAID. tells
his story in dramatic way, with the
s'mp ic'ty ana ealnsstngss OF pe foe
Her" a husband d sowns his wife un-
der nni1st susoicion shp firos with her
child. Il taken care Of b- travelling
showrlan and his wife in London. the
william Who lasCausei Che trouble IN
att.nlufi,r TO get contro, OF her Is un-
masked. tns ciild Is q srr.ed away To
ro.rsrfs den and is finally rescued by
tnr 0o.rer. tho husband auDears m
ssar.f. III Ter and h,s1 r.al,silc com.
btt v.t9 the ras-tI< which is remark
.f,.s effective. V.o comedy III t.e play
chiefly Ia tHa hs.Fs I'D a ePuuch aud
Jrlv Snowman arf hswife. and the
love isv-~i4v 0f q romantic Young g,rt
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