The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-12-12
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sheridan Court NO olo, Wv =, WINCH llt' !
was 10 take place at \. f1ali, corner -
Fifth street and First avenue th1east'
sFon the evening OF Dec. 2, was pos PSF.
owing to the advent season. put VIII y De
held at the same place as pelore ahnoun-
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NJ Admirers Of the Legitimate drama Will
3be pleased that that able exponent OF
shakespearean characters, MIR, Walker
whiteside, will begin an engagement at
he,Metropolitan next Sunday evening,
remaining for seven nights and two mat
ineee, Mr.. Whiteside is the stay upon
whom the public is firmly f1xed at the
present, as he has given Greater promise
! OF succeeding to the posltlonlo o so1ae OF
!. his MS INDUSTRIOUS predecessors VINO AaSe SCI
the standard OF tragedy beyond iona tne rea B1
OF the average player, tnan any y. o ea
actor OF the period. :ie mas 20 commend '
him, youth, intellect, q me: kn ' VIE u
all the characters IN the ShakespsaIe'h
school and an ambition 70 q nj tne'1liche
In the legitimate drama tnat nay peen
unoccupled since the death q VT VT .'t'o.li
The Eastern critics peieve. sInat ne WI
yet accomplish this most worthy an la!e
ton, as he gave evidence oI 2 se'lius ~
his last appearance IN New " 1orK tnae
will assuredly encompass Az me Fal1 lr
ties which lay IN his patn !, y: ne roper
toire for Mr.. Whiteslde,s enga g Is :.
as follows: + Sunday, Wednesday 80 y ,s. and
Friday nights Hamlet Ia MY MONDAY l9elel y,
"Richelieu; Tuesday night ana wed 'sti.
.nesday matinee, Eugene e, ,Aramss' 4 NUTS !
day night, and Saturday matinee - 79 Ihe :.
Merchant of Venice, Y and SATURDAY i7a; even
ing, "Othello. II n 5 s. s;, ssS'$=.
"The Girl Left Behind Me- one OF
the strongest Of war dramas now on the
road, from the pen Of Belasco and Fyles,
will be presented atsthe sBijou following
the engagement of the 'Dazzler.' "The
Girl Left Behind Me" is very artisti
ically written. The play is slow In the
first act, but develops rapidly. The sec
sslpnd act is great piece Of dramatic COM
position. The action ID quick and excit-
sing, and the author succeeds in increas-
/ Ing the effectiveness Of the scene by
- ,.vii, !, +h 3 Observation-Disclosures Of war and
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d. s gig = = .ue u'ne :. =
( mack pattin the famous !, u.s. prima donna,