The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-12

play in tho hands Of Sol emifK
years ago went to see his charmine
ties initiated. They were dr.
Mr.. Haywood does not imitaes =
sell, or any one else for that mae1oe d
does not have to. He is q creator. - POI
imitator. He is as great In ~ al
as Russell, and there 10 No 49,
why he should throw away sr1,2
talents to attempt to borrow tn ners'
isms of that inimitable comedian ~
were many who went to see M. Hev
because their friends and the pson dT
East had praised him 20 hiehlv.
were not disappointed. Nj. 6nv
should have play of his own 60 RI
himself Of the handicap of bsins e.
with an actor whom he makse 10 =
to follow in anything but the NJ r.
Of the play. The specialtiss n Fl
own. and he evidently has vsst
fund to fit into new play. The ~ "
Alba Haywood to this city will NJ
for with as much pleasure q that TT
Smith Russell. whose name u
hold word here, as everywhsro - 11l
Melodrams proved strong attsue RI
Cordray's last week, and the -
were large and appreciative. The
ment offers strong double bill tkii Z
ireland as It Is" and THE Old
The first is comedy drama nsw 60
ter goers of the city, spiced with ~
humor, and tho latter il standAs1
drama in one act, powerful In -
and simplicity. The 'Heroino ri
will be the attraction at the nav
on Friday and Saturday nights.
Co1dfoy'o Appropriate U0G
At Cordray's this week amuseu
ers will be treated to double bin e
than ordinary pretensions. In -
theater goers of irish descent a.
agement has selected an Irish -
drama. "Ireland a. It H." % u
cipal feature. and grand mal1s38
formance will be gwen Friday, NJ 7
The comedy will DO preceded By a.
tiful drama IN one oct, "rhe on Ct
"Ireland ~ It Is" was writtsn t,&I
Amherst, who has invested the sto1y
very entertaining and sparkling ~
Irish wit and humor. The plot b WI
liar to those already familiar u,(S3l y
comedies Of Boucicault and deals u
outrages committed BY the aepnt Of ~
tensive landholder in IIolanA
Squander. The latter 10 an 49,
his estates and spends his tiuo Z
season I'm London and at otlf &l|
the continent. One Of his to-
OFlaherty, alias Judy O'Ttot A5M1l
peculiar pedestrlanism, doe not
that ''me lard" 10 90 bad q ~
acts would lead one to picture hind
sets out on a journey to London1 7
purpose OF interviewing him. e6(
ceeds not only in seeing Lord o4u
but convinces him that the Affairs =
Irish home are not what his asontr
sents them to be. He accord1n4t "
guises himself and pays . whit - 161Sl|
lected tenants, whom he dsecpu
cruelty misused. Nor j. this q III
discovers. Under the cover q s11oE
ships orders" no finds that u
whom he had placed in chareo ~ -
toned and evicted his tenants r. t1D1
purpose Of personal gain. FamEIG
himself with all the PARTICULAR NJ
announced that Lord equandse N
on . certain date and that . eFon4 -
ing Of the tenantry II requested g -
of his arrival. On the day appelneo
peasantry turn out in full Soso4 NG3
in wonderment a. to the cause 6 800
unusual visit. They are mot ~ -
pense very long, for - Lord 0QuG ~
pears at the front entrance q ~
home. accompanied BY his aoeo4 -
dresses them in Language that Ao1e
guilty representative cover -
They are plainly told that be - - IL 4
posed upon BY the false fspseseoo
tho man at his side; prouisoS tn
cred rents and offers to rsiDslole ~
have been evicted. The climoa = ~
when he delivers into the han1D q - Y
the man who had caused 20 mneA
ing. and is interrupted By swolli.e =
when he says that he will = -
agent henceforth and their 60
friend As we'll q landlord.