The sun., 1891-06-07

ROBERT LEE MoRRELL AS DICK wHITTINGToN.
somebody else is doing the talking. Then he
becomes nervous and self conscious. Notwith-
stage. he has made each ono Of his parts II dis
tlnct personaiinn inthe details OF make-up he
an ese h ss he s is
fact. Mr.. Lamb is another OF the amateurs
enioys this work. he does not intend to make
ager OF the Manhattan, Athletic Club, comrany
when it produced The Devil in search Of q
ysor and Ths S eso
tres for the heno,lt OF he Actors Fund.
work has probably, been with that organiza-
A,poitheesry ana Mesmerist."' stood out, ABOVE
all The other her charac,e,s in r",Nareissa" as an
pessed nsmher aefas Of ph hs Ss Ss5 IN
,,Laiayette" and as Richie in William Penn"
9a ee sso orrsf Is sachsr hso proes
very good professional offers. It is hinted that
from his work in }avenIle r?Iesi i is hard 10
years e he Vas II" ths $snaTsr lag ' oi the colS@bia
Sho Sve of a SPR Els ss
comedy and juvenile paIts nre his best, His
es nre b Breezy vSasous Eass "pa bits hf ot
acting. His instructors have been such men
nps Francis Wilson. Dion Bourlcault. and
ligh! SSomely parts, fpr which he Is Wen suited:
performance of Numbering John Duck. and he
has also played successfully the rasoalIy old
NonnSa M
he has boen strong amateur. He made his
fb irst apnearanos in the part Fl 11caloas in
NJ. MorrsI! belongs to tie AmateHr Comedy
parts s Mr. Albert La s' MonIasne II His uSse STAGE
end q hs III Was IN er
mania Hall, when be took three feminine r les
IN one evening. He was the leading Ia iy In a
not In feminine roles howover. that Mr. La
tsrs S @ Is @hiEIeE. = &%oega% 8 Il The %Ila idea,"
ss swcp ivr W0fH tie
And and made hi boi2re an unusually critical an-
about twentyiive dlersnt enaraetsr @ spagu parts ia
n NJ; Hs THsnas 5l%si Kelly Mr; Henry Drq9a;
iema Q personatlons. Mr, Kelly mas nraetised
masters in Paris. His ,nake.ups In feminine
roles have ha.o been zen upuSuay good and his acting
tinguished Himself in his .peciSities. which % arc aro
mostly feminine roles and Irish character
sna mse 81 p"ysI fsn.S nY a in cap am aa daat
in a way that kept his aud ienc Q laughing. In
several OF MS feminine role. Mr Culver bore
Of work than either yr. Kelly or S!r. Culver. It
has na 6esp been more sh strongly burlesane than
Not only IS Mr., HackeIt IN ATTRACTIVE
q figure and graceful dnncer in skirts. but he is
n na
in Turned rp" Mr. Hacfetts % most ST tt rscsnt
appearance a p has been as lionl in Mr. William
HSImaa: Sha an: :WWarInF Y played iaga;,i.r:
appeared in tho Manhattan Club theatre, havs
also done some clever hits OF acting. Another
u hit comedian who hns done good deal OF
Amateur Comedy Club Mr. Camps voice is is
hnI 20 GOOD ior siralGht worE, bnt In his mannor
SS as Ms. ean wes ana Ionss
Laidlaw In second Thoughts" ~. the I!er.
kelley Lyceum, u tow nights ago: Mr.. q. Cor
IL Trying II On, and IN other. comedy
parts he has boen fairly successful. Mr.. Walter
LAX ens ToTsrt Of h ne nonm6a Dramatic
performance-. but he has drilled tbe choruses,
selected s ne music ana 9den,ed J. to the avail
bis first appearance In the farce OF Grim.
shaw. bradshaw. and Bugshaw in 1888. has
RgGysd 10 nb q one q as sTsnG Of the
Anderson arc ,memne,s "f the Columbia Dra-
matte Club who can be depended ou Tor good
!, The blsinessiike methods that now govern
me Amateur tnmedy and the Columbia Col
eSs ,,Gs Dramatic nl clubs have placed the amateur
ready begpn for The productions Of neXt sea-
,on; and tho papuiariy Of the entertaInments
'eur, however. VINO Is popular.