Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-07
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ploeA oii
MIS- Anne sutherland was laSt seen mere
Hitn the Jefferson company. MISS Suther-
-aiit uUiIi.s heF Twelve Years aSsoGlaliol
Vim tHI stage mas p,aEed win Mrs. Brown
"'tti WI : NdLttF' Nal troodWih ana otheT
Ioo'ilsnt celebrltles. ana was one or the
originals In P1nafore. Miss sutherland
Is resident OF this city and spent most of
her early life here. Her acting is natural,
htr conception OF d character original and
Intelligent. and. being studious and am
bilious woman she is rapidly forging ahead
and Will soon reach the goal of every ac-
uesS and actors ambition-that is. to have
a company of her own. Miss Sutherland
expects to I'LL an engagement abroad the
early part OF next season
with a strong underlying Vein of farce.
that is what Ar the White Horse Tavern
that crowded IyalIack's Theater New,
York. for n arIv ten weeks. and kent Rer
In in screams of laughter for a year, is re-
ported To he Daniel and Charles Frohman
esent the piece. with a company selected
from among the more artistic ones of their
large force, IL is one of their finest or
s;.nizations enploying between thirty and
forty people The story is full of the mos.
delicate love touches: scenes that are In
slant transitions from the sweetest senti-
ment to the most exhilarating laughter,
nothing forced. nothing grotesque-it is Il
consistent story naturally told has the
OF aiutest characters and the lovelest Of
women.
"A revelation in the art Of comedy max
ing" said the Berlin critics of the work OF
the original authors Sidney Resented has
lost none of the beauties of the German, it
Is said, in making his English adaptation.