Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-05-03

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title action, End Act Good, 3rd
Act Very good finish. Mr.. Dodge /,
a dandy.
j. suis enchant6 de la piece ct
lie vous souhaite tout le success que
m6ritez.
The drama is we'll write n. The
plot good and very interesting.
Very true to life. artistic con-
ceptiop, beautifully expressed, ele-
waited in tone and of pleasing SEN
timent. Excellent composition.
A very clever conception and
pleasant from a patriotic stand
point. Worked out in detail the
play must be very entertaining and
instructive. Well worthy of fur
Their production.
Very interesting indeed.
Am sure it will be a great sue
ces.
Perfect.
It is full of interest from begin
ming to end.
[ think your drama will be a
great success and I congratulate
you on the great ability you have
shown in writing it.
A most fatterlng tribute to
America and Republican princi-
pies.
I think it will prove a great sue.
ces.
Everything to answer the ell
thousiasme Of the american people
High moral tone.
M. Leroux I congratulate you, it
is fine.
Very pleasing.
A splendid plot, Dialogue bright
and sparkling. A good drama. Well
read by Mr.. Dodge.
Sentiment pure, elevating. En-
nobling. Language pure yet flow.
cry and poetical. Beautiful com.
paralsons between love Of mother
country and home by odoptiop.
The play Is full Of pathetic see.
mes, the climax Is perfect. I an
sure it will take very " Ill among
americans.
Remarkably good.
1t is indeed very good.
-Four olimaxes are we'll worked
up and especially the first act.
The scene whare Robert il
wounded is very dramatic
An interesting play, a happy
ending and a future for the author
A very pretty and interesting
play.
A great literary success.
Extremely interesting, sure to be
a success.
It is very good indeed.
It is excellent.
It is fine.
Full of strong dramatic situa.
tons, and interesting sketch OF
French customs and altogether
very successful accomplishment in
the most difficult branch Of littera
ture.
LIE dialogue est vif ct anime, lts
situations fortes ct naturelles, les
sentiments mobiles ct elev6s ct pro-
pres a faire Amer la libert6, la
Franc ct les Etats- Unis.
It is excellent, the play is very
interesting and will be a great
success.
Mes sinceres fluctuations a Pau
teur ct q %l'interprete de la piece que
e crois appellee q I'm grand suoces.
The play is full of patriotism
and ehould be heard by every anne
rican citizen, the highly moral sen.
timent makes it very instructive.
Very, very pritty play.
Very clever.
Very very good, beautifully
written.
Excellent.
A second Shakespeare is BON
Sincere congratulations.
Could wish to see the play pro-
perly staged and its characteres
brought out fully. !.
Think the play wholesome and
e~levating action it is very good, IL.
vely, does not drag and still does
not depend upon the sensational
lism for the interest aroused.
"He who is we'll satisfied is well
paid an I listening to your fine
production and so ably presented
consider my self we'll satisfied
where in 1 count myself we'll paid
It is excellent. As a writer you,
place ia not in Minneapolis but in
New-York or London.
The play was written in French
and translated and is very well
done.
The Times.
The play is in three acts, il has
incident and narrative to recon.
mend it and reveals several strong
situations.
The Tribune.
La colonie Canad1enne- Francai
so de Minneapolis ct de St. Paul y
6tait repr6sent6e par Petite de nos
compatriotes.
Nous svons remarqu6 de st.
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