The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-08

NUIIHONUHtN
seeking. ns Mrs. Hemans tells us freedom &c
worship God, and Immediately prcceeded e
% Merry Mount because they did not worsiiir
n precisely tho samo wny rs thoy 1.-THE pnr-
sprt 81 oSers pfSSpe ShG burned
women as witches at Salem. and who hold to-
Gay ~, that he who doesn't pray and veto and think
ingly hnrd-hearted Clergyman OF A Temper.
l%pos.isiiity. IN n BE condsSs .oWsrd RIs
Laughter, In connection with this can truly
ns old a school Sa New NJ. ony
bed ga his mother tell any OF her children
nature asserted ilseif. and she expressed a be-
ileI that her life had been Q mistake. though
M se fS r
the doctor and the apothecary arc taken
and know won Both i've 81 Then Them .e 70 nave n en-
gagged In prosecuting rum sellers: the little
wa as% Told aSoas Sy
9the1physician. to whom the apothecery had
sst .pss the but he declined
nnaes Than ssRcr 'G ae pSrasgs
oSa ss II ed NJ sp
IN his defence. l freely confess that don't
aS oss 70 originate s e Almighty
types to place upon the stage. and the
more natural they are. the more the man In the
the better Re likes thom and The better work
believe | have done. I write Of New, Eng.
RsfSS s% and snss Seoys
pie on earth. but / don't ike the narrowness,
am glad to say that the SUNNI or boarSier IL q
wHS S s IS .Ss s .rsp n ae
much ana the New T EPa P rar aIc
before hs viii lose tho board s er's mighty dol.
lar AZ know New, England, 20 Joseph Ar
the o. ana am 10
aIl any, a and So e. sha.pinsiT has A.; .Xsthur
ture was instantly ssosniHod OF eonrse e Mr. Mr
Harrigan didn't hs.ye to Introduce his New
tSss came oS tie stage Bsa the
drawn, THE sun does not present Ito to me.
answered. but IL the query Is. Does American
life present good eubiects for. stage character
that Il does and that those s,s plays IN WReS saeR
character studies have been presented have
rReps t. the % tSs
direction for the American playwright"
Edward E. Kidder. author OF Peaceful VAL
ley" said to the reporter: II have tried to tell
q simple story In simple fashion. All the
scenes are located in the Vermont mountains.
and Mr.. Russell plays type Of countryman
different from any. think. that has been seen
here. The charactere are all American. even
to the villain. tried hard 20 do without vii
lain. but couldn't / have heard Of q few
EGH n The he F F%ass copldnt any
keeps up to the close. think, | have tried to
tics Of my rustic hero and his mother before a
background lit M BY urban manners and
Sisters DOWNFALL and e a 6ro.heP s' 81 grief.
bis !, , necessary deeeptions to keep the
ced his his love for
ocation. and the, man within him at last
new. perhaps. but It Is so of all the motions OF
play as we'll and find that this element IN an
ssssd 4 the aasSer tsle as al nervous sSest
New sP
2ns thing sought for BY both actor and author
I is the ksystops IN the arch Of spccsss; But
md hardly think it WfIl-she 1 verdict i would
act affect the draWing powers OF the play in
ished. still. New York Is worth them, nt. Of
course. as far az reputation is concerned"
An actor whose genius is more erratic than
hat Of any other American now conspicuous.
IN the stage. Richard Mansfield. will reopen
aerrmann's pretty little theatre tomorrow.
t 10 not easy to discriminate between the
hings that he does because he Is eccentric,
md those which he does because he is 2 cool
etUand r. apHieS 0nO ogi no
iumsy handling Of the curtain. His speeches
.ecount Of its irrttations. Of his plans
IN general There no
g to his great ability however. especially |
vhea he applIes i to very positive and some.
Irst audience at Hermann, His three weeG |
nirsrs. and will, doubtless create new, ones.
blanchard Jerrold's old play. Beau Brum- |
asIn Is = Be acted St masipes Soon with
William Winter suggested for Mr.; Mansfield.
rsetion but there Is H no p more simarts
han was bGgaG to b b iSnnd IN
,hich Mr.. Mansfield has distinguished him
eli. and at q time whom the er-known |
Snns h % b b 81 L M osfs 81
tanning to enact Shvloct concurrently with |
ienry irving. With all his temerity. Mr.. |
iansfield has one insurance against irre- !
rievable damage from fiascos. His worst |
ailures are about as interesting as some |
ctora successes.
Although A. II. Palmer's stock company stays |
ut OF New York sight. 1t has By no means gone |
ut of existence. but has been reorRanized for |
he ensuing winter. with Maurice Barrymore. |
Vilton Lackaye. j. II. Stoddart. I. NJ. Holland.
!. j. Henley. f. M. Bell. Julia Arthur. May
'rookyn. Dora Goldthwaits. and Mrs. Bowers
mong It's twenty members. Az to plays. Mr.
almer has several French and German works;
rned into English by Clinton Stuart and
lyde Fitch. besides original pieces by Angus
ls Thomas and Paul NJ. Potter. Paul Lindau..s
sGhatten." which resembles A. W. Pinero's
ave melted Z, probably groppdless charge #
AXE possession OF the Garden on Noy. "a plac-
NO L. s. Willard thsre with The Professors
owe Story" but he will leave his Broadway /
heatre to burlesque for most Of the season. |
uRustin Days company 10 performing The |
'oresters' IN, London with the same beautiful
somewhat. yet the cable reports
hat the representations are not favored much
y either critics or audiences. or course. the