The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-29

Daniel sulIy, the bright, witty Irish
comedian. vas kindly remembered by his
old friends and given hearty reception
on his temperance at the Seattle theeter
last evening by the very large audience
that had gathered 10 follow the intensely
exciting trials and tribulations of James
o'Brien in that vigorous comedy drama,
THE Millionaire" Mr. suily has a rich
vein of dry humor In bis composition TO
which the part of James o'Brlen has been
we'll fitted and the pathetic side of his
nature kept the feelings Of his audience
about evenly balanced a. between tears
aud laughter. "rne Millionaire" has
been seen here before and vas pro-
ducei last evening with the same
care as to details that made its success 50
pronounced before. Many of the same
excellent people who were with him when
here before were in the cast last evening.
namely, Mrs. sully, Mr.. c. Jay Williams.
Mr. Frank NJ. Alien and Mr.. Charles T.
Eldrige. Baby Ethel. Mr.. and Mrs
saliy's bright child. won the hearts of oil
the ladies by her cute. winning ways. and
she played her part like a little veteran.
The performances was smooth and pleas
inc. aud the three acts went with . snap
,hat secured for the star and his company
unho unded applause and repeated curtain
calls.
Az the close OF the second act Mr.. Sally
was called before the curtain for a speech,
with which he amused his audience for
ten minutes. He also announced the pro-
daction OF his new play of ''o'Neti. WASH
inxton. ID. T." This lac did IS follows.
~The public is the jury before which the
nIayxrisht is judged. and a. frequent
visits 10 your citv have taugat ne that you
are critical ard know good play when
van see il, have been waiting for two
weeks 10 give yen the nsst glimpse al
.O'Neil Washington. ID. g., which sid
,,resent for the i!rst time on any stage ia
ms city tomorrow night. IL you say ii 10
hal I shall DC goyeruet by your erfticlsnl,
fer have confidence Ia your Judgment
The arst production OF play Is matter
Of importance, and as our thsatsr xosrs
are naturally interested In the drama that
Was born among them, We give , lei
.xnoosis OF 80 Neil, Washington, u. c.
Ia written by Dazzle, L. HArS
vouuw Newspaper man Of NikeseaFrs.
Pa Mr.. Hart Is with the company. hsy-
,r, Travelled from the East TO &c present at
tonlghs's presentation
The scene Of the pay. as the title indi-
Gates. Is lad ~ the nations capital Rod
srt % Neil. an iaveat2g, ~ a. work on al
electrical man-of- sar. with view 20 its &C
eepgancs hy the government Tie ane
ali rseFi1 always ven. the world soG
have no use for men Of Influence. oeeaEs
IN the tirss act, ana Is the keynote 81 the
,sev The handling Of committees aad
ether important political a0ings are elesFiy
shown- Throasoas the play runs bean
.ss.f l,wa sta-v aud the contrasting OF
characters IL one 81 the chtei features
re- R,n.mtanssm Of llfe in Washington
civ. where ths senator tsaehss essoAs
80 49,. wiaow 81 the Irish aresi4e. sas
rush where ambition - ans. ana As'9'e
all xhsre merit anally arsampAs' gives 'ne
play is sigle. sad frofa peep a. 'as -
hearsals yesterday the pay g'Fes eF'@sasS
OF beng saessesS