The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-10
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
TnE pAssINa REqIMENT.

are Soma Of those old English comedies
xvhoaa streuoth lies not alone in funny
eit,,at,ana and nlin,axaa hut in j. a5a-
Iaoua which i consistently bright and
catchy throuobont snoh q one il ssphe
passlng 2ayin,ant !, .. fare,a1 eoma.lv IN
thraa acts nv 4anwv Hamilton with an
.t,.,osvho,o x,..ton i sa,,,.- ,,,i1stanv and
x.hosa stovx t,,n,,s. ,,,,,,,, a., love ~ thraa
GIRLS eor +na .sa,I,' baf.aol-aa otficars If
the sth T.apears qshasa Girls are All re-
latea ~ . e,,,,,,v brown as fine t,ohhfn-
eou ana haad 1T which heinz 81 retired
,,,a,.cnant i aisnosaa tn hate the milf
tsrv With .ia aerons, minded wife. i 60
<~,a.,,e.,,.sa A. b.ass a,,ttone that sba
e,ons ira ,,nfforu, 3naalf ,a,,eF 70 tina dis
.o,,,f,s.,ra ~ ha. h,,s1,a,a VINO +, the and
1,a..,a.,o. ,.a1a..s .,,.g .x,,,as ,4s ta,,aa,o-
tso,, ~ the saua,.aI ,.,atea counlas me
NAV was rroa,oad last EVENING ~ No
lsnr,,,,-s thtat.ra uy,,ge, the rarsona1 ar,-
,,or,,;s;o,, - NJ 4ea~tar, tl,,,,, xvh<,
n,eared - fbe role r. Mr. Dahhinson
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aern~Std hin, GOOD seo,,a fo,.-n,,,,,,,,- and
xao,a1 ax-,,rasssaoe - xoh3ob Ia axeaas
ami tha ,,,,.,,lo,r,t3.s j, ,v,io, IA eorna
hin,sa1f xrl,er don,inearad ova. ~ hss
xro,,,ss Ia sts,,,,.s,,. = r,ot.,. alg,, ,.,a,s
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Revnolds nlaved Mrs rohb,neon can,-
fa1iv Her make nm was va,.v ,,,,,eh g,lsa
that OF "a daughter OF the regiment,
while her action afforded good comedy
movements. 1t is needless to say that
Mrs. Armstrong was excellent in the
character OF AIr. Ellaby the old friend Of
Mr.. Dickinson. He was right in his
line and that is all that anybody would
wish TO know about him.
The very important parts Of the officers
fell to the lot Of Mr.. Wayne and Mr..
Reynolds who gave us two distinct types.
The one strong, manly and virile, the
other pretentious, affected, and foppish,
both doubtless true to life. Mr.. Lynn
Pratt had hard part IN the curate and
did it quite we'll. The giddy girls whose
hearts beat SO warm for the soldiers were
most satisfactorily portrayed by Miss
Ingraha1n, Miss True and Miss Burnett.
They occupy the center Of the stage quite
frequently and upon their individual and
ensemble work, in great degree. the
life Of the play depends. They won
their honors last evening. s'The Pass
ing Regiment VIII be the bill at Me-
Cullum' 5 theatre this week and Is worth
attending.
RIvFRTON PARK.
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was a dacidafs1v sroad or,s ard was val
,,aeeixal slsba feat IF t,srsv
=. fb,,.tv s.,s..,,,.f VS. So
cassraTfv performed nv M. f4ao,g,a nfar-
tine on the ssbonnftine table - = uoval
accessory TO the act Mr.. MARITIME aid not
stop when hs bad narfor,ned thirty SOM
ersau1ts hut keps RIGHT On amidst tre-
mendous anpIanse until more than tiftv
were counted. Madame Vernon falioxveet
in an exhibition Of modem magic and
kepf the audience well enter tanned. Most
Of her tricks were new and sk1ihuiiy ex-
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MISS Aiorsan Is assisted IN ner acts ny TWO
little colored children who are especially