The sun., 1891-06-17
AN INTERRUPTION.

Tho people sat upon airs on the steps OF Q
large unpainted stand Of pine wood such a.
| our officials put up on great parade days. This
did not mar the scens Mt all, for the people
covered 1t anl lookol away from it.
Nothing marred tho scene. 1t was per
feet and entrancinG Through 1t all came the
rustic OF moving lenvcs ard the aroma Of
flowers ard new-cut hay borne upon breezs
that tempered the heat until It was forgotten.
And thus 600 persons. mainly beautifully
dressed women. were entertained by score
OF talented players costumed to harmoriLs
with the beautiful scene and playing the parts
OF the bewitchin9 comedy rs IL the genius OF
the occasion Influenced them nll alike.
II the fashiona able folk knew how to get to
Castle Point they were alone In the ma stery of
the secret The rest OF those who bought
tickets simply knew that as long as IL ley had
lived In New York Castle Poin. had been
pointed out to them as that square tower they
had always seen rising al orc green clouds OF
OF summer verdure. or forest Of winter
branches. on q rocky rromontory in front
OF Hoboken. The opportunity to see with
In the famous and conspicuous place
must have tempted as many persons as
did the chance to witness play out OF doors.
1t seemed to the reporter Of THE SIN that no.
body expectcd the performance to be artistic
sIssb as i was ana
and actresses lace TO face made nn, and yet on
common ground with the p.orle yer, [,
players were to 20 +: ON New orS in costume
and 10 cabs. and were 70 minGle with the audi
enes before and after the play.
many fashionables were out OF town and
NAMED We're @ Z the I sttraciions Of % the bis horse
race. But the audience was exceedingly In
man. And mos Of the women were young and
many OF Them were fashionabe. Mr Charles
Reinhardt. the famous illustrator and painter.
he stood uDuef 4 treo look Inc at tiers OF
pretty girls and ct ;he knots OF n,her pretty ,t
Spain. The gay colors Of tho dresses and bon-
nets and flowers nnon % & the ~, women caught hls
another map who could not 50 well define
pretty and talepted wiie were in the throng.
was q battery o! camsras each one manned By
man who expected to draw oyer again what
d!serens trainins H'W We're @ Jo.ePh CLARKE.
a. s.by H h,r NtNss NSssr 11S o.s.i Mr.
same aRa Wan5s ssEany na
and am"tear a. M tract actor % that hs be Called an % Artist.
The list Of the ladies. who were first In the
oR IL e sg nov sS
Eel.a1%own % names ne M,s. ~ Mrs. George Post Mrs
Mo4san Ms, Snd s 1hG%Hs Bda
waOf. ana her Mr
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rspprters. but not hsrse 'under Shelter. Bs
seems. seem even history is sonnet mes narrowed:
To All tho persons thus assem blcd. the eallsnt
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np" as to thsir faces Aitersard, close 70 U a. hapd %
on their faces to give the required colorine to
their complexi9ns. but neither they nor the
exhibited any marked sign OF the boldsr treat
ment OF tho eyes and mouths which Is ren-
accessories q an in door performance.
Mr.. John T. sullivan as Oiirer came next
black velvet which seemed at first to Jar upon
the woodland scene 1t Was not at all certain
that The experiment was going to satisfy
the artistic requirements In another
minute Mlss Rose Coghlan appeared
Celia. A very pretty pair they were,
as completely In harmony with their surround
Two birds In grove. two pillars In a colombo.
Or two statues In park. Miss Coghlsn wore
Marguerite costn me Of soft cloth delicstey tint
cd with pink Miss Alien wore L0ayy brocad-