The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08


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who enters the house only TO be thrown out so
soon as he is discovered does not change his
appearance usually. as the italian mimic used
the characters who insist upon mistat.
There is far more variety in Fregoli's
farce. though they never were as good enter
tainment. Unconsclously the eyes of the
spect,tora , "a a., an tho door through which
the man is accustomed to enter. Throughout
than n few momenta before h. n thrown ont,
Mo-. ,' w., no,nen.s peio,e no - SaU,,a v ~.
Soor S 1 tine time ne Is S =.
for n monsv I.nsar horso trainer
M money lenuer. horse Na'n',.
paker' chanlbermaid. uncle or q peR-
gar He has none OF these things-noth-
vs,r,no 10, ~ ~, s,ooi,,a oo.t 7,
wonid ho r.Ii.,tS ~ hi, rhusi,ai,, rori.d
Tho tvns, n thi. to- ora 80, IN ther, say..
and are agreeably played. One is a youth the
other girl still OF that tender age indicated BY
that bena ~ tSn Wis 70 hsss nhiI iisb ,oyers
might easily be silly. The two young persons.
however. possess much naturalness and such
whicb thsy annee al npa ohomt tbe moi enteri
tanning in the play, In giving the boyieh lover
a lesson In wooing. William Elton puts on the
mnntex ap% rao,s iSars OH wbIe tha ynnpS
man recites amatory rhymes The audience
AZ Mallscks GU the opening night WAS niue
had not b.on nS .gatoa ,Non ~ nat "a ;ttia Ray
OF Sunshine" was especially intended for the
very young person. That theory developed
nmSisncs sppsnicionsk thnf n somau hat immn
ture standard had been selected. Mr.. Elton in
corrupted the two young lovers and seized
"Thua Riscx Trnot vhsn bs hppaols IN the
lovemaking OF the fat knight and tho duenna.
Ihe hand IS, Of course. kissed oy the lover.
snisod e IN. hiGSsh annmgh tn cs,r the
way Tor the more recent theory that Mark
Ambisnts play is intended for children:
cM.nvsMyy soteS nv oyr ns,t;am1sr, d.sarvss
more credit tba IN the stage manager He con-
trlves to impart to what might have been un-
riat ana. o Seuon ant a. IN yaii ,rpined
hmaZons OF good burlesQue reveal
IL mleht De gracious 10 receive "hiam coi-
her In the inumate reiauon no presents MN
SELL ana call MIN Wine In the same coruiai
spirit thas ne ASKS ths puonc TO- Dus q
man mas riehs 10 seieee MS iriehus' nc "us'
nave tne Same priViege IN reierence 10 the
persons no Calls oy nicknames' mr. eoiiieF
SHOWS oy MS acting IN nj emoo.h at sno
Manhattan that ne possesses aoiiities certain
the public to know them by the intimate ABB
breviations OF their professional life. He is
likely to establish his right TO be called Will
ill.,, N. 4. .n,in, no,r In a r.tbar crudeIx
iian. ne aeunk now az si e a,. r,tuo,.
combined succession OF farcieai situations
Rnt ha doss not tre,t tham in the obvious nm
nu' ne uoes not 'reS' 'hem IN ..' pI,N w
imaginative way they suggest. His comic
powers are never In doubt. and It 10 one OF his
roar;ts 70 som. p.r.ons that hi, natural hnmor
mel's 10 eo"e persohs 'na' Ms nasu u, NJ, -
in its quetness and lack OF exaRReration is
reminiscent OF the late James Lewis. Some
times thsre seems no e9meulan 90 we. sun. y.
to take the place that LOWS LETT vacant. ana
with that fact in view IL 10 pardonable to re-
WI. ' h;. ' a..ooI,.,nn ri,h r6,s an it'll.
H,eS h!s assoo'a, ut 49, III. 800
light. Star actors. especially those young in
tha sa,d ,rs fo,r,n, ~ giving the public some-
thing better than 1T asks for. MIR. smooth
~. rt',ht ono to.d.v IN Mr. Collars case. II
Nv one 40 =. so.;s,u.