Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29

the french say "en1auL d'armOur ras-
sem0le tOujOu;s le pere.' And il
showed q pretty sentiment I'm the Ras-
sendyll family that always there was a
second son named Rudolph and a
pretty coQuetry in nature that always
this second son had locks such as made
Cleopatra beautiful. such as framed
the BOrgias face. and which made
Titan wife the envy OF all the 9th
women. It wasn't strange that, when
this Young Engishman visited ZenZa.
the
ROMANTIC SIDE CAME UPPER
MOST.
for aJ heart every Englishman is TO
mantle. There was the forest: there
was The hunting lodge where the king
was drinking himself into forgetful-
ness OF his duties. and there was Black
Michael as black-hecrted a villain in
reality as he was IN complexion, but
here why. who is this?
Is lt Lord Chumley2 No. lis it that
Master of Wo0dbarrow? lis il the
young rake who was made so unhappy
by the dancing STRIP No no. 10 is not
amy of these men. Neither is it my dis
reputable friend. Dir. Raegen. It's
blonde. red-healed young Euglishman.
with manners delightfully."- free and
easy. and who wins ny heart and your
heart as not one of these other men
ever did, and TN tell you why.
Rudolph Rasseudgu with an his
hsblness. with an his happy-gO-mcky
manner is. at the same time. very
much iu earnest and then-aud then
le is very much in love. and it is a very
oeau-.-u, love. tits love that is will
rg Co sacrifice itself to- that which is
rEht. Ne1 do that every day. and wo-
men too. but we DONE always see IL so
wei pictured on The mimic stage. nor
DO we always find that the object is so
Wen worth be- as was this dainty prin-
cess. People talk q great deal about
e.eYating the stage.
TEARS OF SYMPATHY AND APPRE-
CATION
1iy experience has been that the peO-
pie who talk So much have very little
time to- do anything. but without say
Ing one word about Che greatness OF his
art or his ability. or anything else exc
cert his desire 10 please his friends.
Nr. So,hen has made the stage better
chan before. lie had done more lie
has made his audience better by putt
ulr before DC romantic picture of
life. perfectly framed. with each figure
I'm tha picture dressed and posed just
es it should De. and the consequence is
chat. when the curtain drops, YOU and
t and our neirhhor feel queer Jumps in
OUR threats and we would rather not
sneak for q minute or two. and we wipe
our ewes. not because there is @ tear
there. Oh. dear no. but bccause-be-
c-us.-vel1 because tho gas made them
burn. To ten the truth. my friend. 7
felt The choking. 7 knew there were
tears. and + knew what they were for
-rev were NV heqrtios- tribute to-
beautiful story. beautifully told. Told
rv tho pe0rle who made the play. and
81, whom T make NV bas- how and say.
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