The evening world., 1891-03-18
THE PAAR. Sc ="
iO4. LOG AND 1Os WEST I4TH -

Kate Landon is q very remarkable woman.
She is the heroine Of :IMe Pharisee, F" play
by Malcolm Watson and Mrs Lane ster Wallis
produced Monday night at the Madison Square
Theatre. Mira. Lancaster WI is, or Miss
Wallis. as many eope know her, Ia an actress.
and an admirable one. Kate is Just the kind
OF creature an actress would ImaRine-untrue
to nature, sagey md nt only to gurgle Through
three acts b ndsome costumeL
In her direst anguish Kate is most particular
abont her appearance, but perhaps this ID
hardly aIailing. Women like to look pretty,
even when their hearts cry out for mercy.
While Kate was mols;ening her precoclous lit.
tie darling last night, ddmsel behind me 70.
m rkrd In placid. musing tones, " How beau
tifully her dress hanVsi"
Kate. as I said, is q very remarkable woman.
She mas erred, aud IL was ner lovers fault of
course. As the polio, journals say, It was 0
case OF man's perniy and WON ms weakness.
IL AWAY. 10. IL couldn't be the otner way II n
rid. We are too gallant to admit such pos.
slbilitV. X ,te runs away from Lord Helmore
when IL Is too late, and she hears tnat he sub
sequentiy dies Then she meets GeOffrev Lam
don. an awful bore, and an lnsufferaUle prtg.
Her father, who Is u drunksri, and 0 liar and
few o,her pretty things, 10 anxious to 500
his daugh er married. When GeofIrey
proposes, Kate tells her father TO-
inform him of her past. Papa does nothing u
the kind, and Kate becomes wife with "Ms
PsstW all unreveale !. Why Kate should VISA
to conf lie SO nasty job as this revelation to
papa do no; Gu to understand. At any rata
she does, and for gnt years after marriage
happiness Ia hers. On the stage husband andI
vile rarely know each others hearts, and|
Geoffrey never Ruesses the truth.
Lord Hrlmore, as my reaiers will see ut q
glance. i>n't bit dead. He CONS back Act L
with h, art disease, which We know from expe-l
renee. will carry him of In Act Ill Hhl
heart disease seems TO affect him in his eyes,
which are black with agony. We know thel
malady. 1t Is a perfect epidemic In plays.
Som thing surely ought to no done. It is ind
human to permit all our villain, to succumo col
disastrously TO this fatal malady. sisoe th'
days of "Jim the Penman" there has besaI
at least q lie ith per week.
Lord Helmore has come back to make atonoS
ment to the girl ne wronGed He asked
Geonrey Land IN, his old friend, to help hinl
IN his SO ,rch, AM OF course discovers that BIZ
former mistress Is Mrs. Geoifrey Lardoh
and very interesting scene, and IN the hands
of good actor and actress might be greAI
H. art disease claima Lord Helmore just 10
{ ne, and Kate oOnfea,es. Geofirey. who .
me PhArisee. cannot forgive very quickly
As the curtain lis he 10 golnI TO take . trip V
London to nnd charity. Isuppo,e he VIII 60
II Wholesale At Wniteley's or Peter Roinson'A
There Is horribly precoclous imp. who sAyi
"Mam-m I" anu "Pd-pa" In the " y that o.
the stage 10 supposed TO be paIheticaliy prasi
Ting. This implet wearS lonI baby dresses
and 10 hNrOy anectionS'e. The days q
FsuntleroJism are now As far back as
Crusades. Baby de GriSnAn 10 In the way.
"TDe PharlSsO" Is distinctly IunereAL Al
attempt has been made 70 tighten It by . pai
OF Belasco AMI De Mile comedy kittens. on
OF the kitIeRs. Misa Agnes Miller, " - deiiRatI
| fu AMI uncOnVen ioual; the other, youn
| Woodruff, gave me . distinct pain. As u,
| heroine, Miss May Brooklyn was extremely
| IiIesome and monotonousiy lachrym 1ae, will
| Mr.. Bell ~ 6tonr y was an InDeuding stick,
Maurice Barry more, VINO Woie his heart dis'
| ease In his eyes was fairly interesting, am
| MIA. Il. ]. Phillips, ~ an AmorOus GpinS' q
| WAS really The best IN The cast. Charles l,
| II IRIS, the wicked old iathsr, was good
his oomeuy and exScrablO IN his emotion.
ALAN DALI. n