The daily critic., 1890-09-06
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/ be first class in every particular The
mogruug Us one Ui uuU-l1i merit
/ containing the names oi several Wash
/ irrtou favoriits inClEIiug Ia. Marble,
/ John wild 81 w Fll.mau, Samuel
johnson. Thomas TgAiacl aud others
/ The drs' pair, is 5s tal.aTs
Overtime, Igb0csoi The street.
"sroIed by E, Seaside"
.tlsltotNy l,sn Jordan
Tie WoHHs Ftr" original
.God Bless our uome toasas0
Raym6a Moore
"N Tale 0f WocH.... ..........John Wild
"1Ac Arrow Of the Song" tr.nutl
H. W. FHlnan
If You Can stand Tha, You Can
stand Anything 1r.g.ual' &C. Thatcher
"ilC Lone Grave Dresser .......B !. Jose
Tie Ttlme-"Tha Lone Giaven IS si.r-
a.el 0u tie Western aud Atlantic Railroad
/ between ChatttEoo-a, Tenn, and Atlanta.
ga A plain board marked the resting
place Uf o soldier. name unknown. None
could tell wLeihtrle had been q Federal
or Confederate The section hands, when
laying the track, discovered the grave,
soddcd it oyer beautifully and placed
headstoue over % bearing The above iuscfp-
tiCu, which he author has selected as the
subject tor Tho song which Mr. jose rem.
ders for the first time.
Finale. "SuCks from the W0ol5ox Of
Memory iucludiug many ouce-tlmiliar
melodies ard pre- .uting Mr. John Wild az
old Bob R1ley NestIs. Lewis and Quig
ley, the tharlcst0u Gals.
The clio introduces Frank La Mon.
due, George Thatcher RUdo Leo Rap1li,
The equiiibIistic wonder Wood and
Shepherd, and the specially arranged
and handsome novelty, The fete Of the
gondolicrs.
Aibaugb's.
on Monday next Miss Jane Coombs
will begin an engagement In Charles
Dickens Bleak House" whick will
be given on Monday, Tuesday, Wedncs.
day and Saturday nights aud Wednes-
day matinee On Thursday and Fri.
day nights Miss Coombs will appear ia
The DressuakCr and at the Satur.
day matinee Ia Camille The Gin.
Cinnaii Commercial. IN speaking Of the
performance OF Bleak House, says.
Miss Jane Co0mbs appeared last
night as L2ay DCdl5tk md H9TicHs5 Ia
Charles Dickens BLEAK House" 10 q
large audience and gave as LAZY EsR.
'gct one Of the most finished artistic
and beautiful performances Of female
characters that has ever been seen upon
our stage. Ia the impassi3nel scene ia
the third act she reached The most in.
tense expression Of passionate acting
aud received an enthusiastic recall
After The fourth act, when she dis
closed her Identity TO her child, the
audience was moved 20 tears for The To-
gcutan, mother Miss C0Onbs' regal
beauty, magnificent voice anl exquisite
grace captured every heart in the large
aujiCrCr. As NguitHse, the reyengelul
lads mall, Miss Co0mhs achieved a
success, playing II with az the abandon
% q French woman, who, when g0lici
20 desperation by IVltWghyrH, delil,
cIaiCly plans and aceomp,ishCs his
murder The supporting company was
very fine and gave such representations
as wiil nor be forgotten The interest
In The piece was sustained TO close.
Il Is surprising that SO much Of the
story could be so well told.
Harris BIiou Theatre.
Miss Lillian Lewis, the famous emo.
tioual star will appear at the Bii1u
Theatre next week 10 q play which has
received The enthusiastic Endorsement
/ Of numerous critics. II Is the work of
/ Lawrence MaEs,0n, and, Judging from
I the descriptions which nave preceded
| II, is one Of the strongest OF the many
/ emotional plays tla. Miss Lewis has
/ appeared IN The story Is one Of in
tense power. The plot follows the
/ fortunes OF L6H5rH al Cdshgl0ui, where
| beauty aud talents made her the envy
| Of the women and The admiration Of
/ tie men OF Paris The time of the ac
/ iion OF the drama is 1860, when war be
tween France and Germany threatened,
/ and the former was also troubled with
/ internal political strife. PhA.tps Run,
| 6Iu, an advocate Of equal rights aud
leader OF the people, was prompted by
/ patriotic motives 10 draw plans demon
/ srailns the weaknesses 10 the fOrtihea-
| ti0us Jt Paris. LeH5rI, having no aC-
/ quaiutance with R1mCIu, but aware Uf
/ bis power with the masses aud ObuOX
| i0usuess 20 the Minister Of Police, "a
| LpagHdH, informs him of the existence
Of these papers, and be sees an 0pp1r.
| tunity for the overthrow Of the peoples
| champion Lsh0Tl meets RlmsIR and
falls IN love with him The force of
the drama now becomes apparent.
Luslgada attempts 70 ruin RIms9u
| financially By floating the Credit
| Lorraine, but L6H1FI aYeTts the disas
| ter by sacrificing her fortune, raising
| The price 0f The stock, and enabling the
/ man she loves 10 retrieve his less and
save his honor.
They determine 70 marry snd leave
| France. They have carried out the
/ FIRST pert Of this plan when LutgHIH
I esHu HHV Z hzassnga az
| CusCs hlmsIR If ueacheTy aud informs
him that LsHJFb sold him 10 the GOV
| eminent. and then orders the gen
| d'aImes 70 take him 10 pFisoa. LeH5Tt
enters and hears his accusation.
Y Blinded by passion and hatred She
seizes q dagger and stabs LH{gaIH.
/ While be is lying helpless she buras
he plans she has recovered She is
| gl0atiDg over LHsigaHHs inability lo
I prevent her when be reaches the dag
ger she has dropped and makiag q
I supreme EFFORT siabs her and fails dead
/ LgHJra, feeling The mortal thrust
/ gathers heJ failing strength aud goes
20 the Emperor 10 secure HlHetl. S
I pardon She fetuTEs aud sends for
HlHelE who Is cold aad Indifferent
until She C8l explain LatmEHs lG-
I Cusa.ian. LsHsfLi gradually growing
weaker, canfesses All 10 RlalaH His
I GOODNESS drives her 10 despair her miud
/ gives way bal IN D lucid Interval
1 Lss1rG iIpl0res forgiveness which
[ RlMeIH grants, only 10 see his for
/ given vile fail corpse % his feet
Kernan-s Washington Theatre.
Manager Kefnan next week presents
a novelty ia The amuse4elt lire n