Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24

the ssaI-snsas la4s ssxas lsoars 10 .
days work. Robert CaTletoa. master
OF tae uorks, enacted by A. D. tseoe
seald be shanned Dy ali respectable
people, without regard 10 caste. 10 Say
community where be EXIST d Ia Ms
tfae Il ght as hs is IN this drama. There
are soMe situations and some senSs-
ments that are faFfe,caed. but Master
aud Aan" - brimfuii I excitement of
the nselodramas.c order, and some o.
the stuaiions are TN 'xDected AID
Startling. Ii is feast tor the nlasses.
and The masses 60 10 ke5moLda With
t TIE love OF . heroic and sTugg.ln
Workman aud . noble woman. aud =
love adventure between two juveniles
IN . hight comedy vein, are doveiaiied
lnto the serious side OF the story.
The dominant character Is that ef
humpy Logan, = morbid individual.
who descants upon his deformity at { .
outset, and resolves 10 cast his con-
science aside and make It decidedly un-
pleasant for several persons whom he
suspects are happy and have wronged
am. Dominick Murray plays this
character, and me defines every ele-
nent OF IL IN y manner that makes it \
creation bold and distinct. In his
hands II does not possess q redeemlng
feature, nor does il for an instznt com
mand sympathy. Mr.. Murray compeis
admiration, however. from tho judic-
ious for his art. While the .'gods''
sbove hiss him. Waiter Edwards plays
Jack Walton forcibly aud manfuliy,
and Miss Feealy Is sweetly sympathetic
Hestor. Lotta Hollywood, AS Lefty. is
petite ingenne, who dances in de-
mure and captivating way. Mr.. Morti-
mer CO.'S a conventional spoiled Eng.
lisn oude-a sensoless and stupid
character to say the least-but then
there must be something TO relieve the
sombreness OF this melodramatic tale of
woe. The cast on the whole 10 al i'm
provement on the one seen here last
season. Matinee today.
smiths BuriesQas and Vaudeville.
They might have been headed as the
burlesquers trom Grafton, instead of
Partisan, ana the show would have
been just as acceptable for = name
counts Tor naught and material merit
does. The company at Smiths this
week is introduced with first part
winch might just as we'll have been left
out, though the girls in tights on NOV
ing swings are unique as . novelty and
attract attention. In the olio appears
Nasmo who does some risky juggling
with burning lamps. Winnie Zoia nim-
bic little woman, with 1.-THE limits and
snuous form, bids for favor In q con.
tor,ion act, a, d successfully challenges
the idea that only man can reverse na-
ture's laws and bend the body, en:wine
the limbs, IN abnormal fashion. The
Kenyon sisters and Ida Gardner drts,
well snd sing acceptabiy. Ned West
indulges in songs and witticIsms and
presents various styles Of dancing. The
Zolas accomplish some hazardous things
on the trapeze and the Holbrooks per-
form pl' aangly on . number of musi.
cal instruments. The burlesque "Prince
Faithful" described as Fairy does
not come up to the orthodox
idea of that term, but then the
company, the major portion OF
which IS feminine, appear in at
trsctive costumes, and introduce skip.
ping rope dances, marches, and . plen-
tiful amount of MUSIC and songs. The
audience present Was amused, and
therefore the mission of the Parisiaal
(?) was accomplished. Matinees tomor.
row, Friday and Saturday.