The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

east Of Tho Christian" as Il will be
seen here. viii be;
John Storm ........ ..-........ Llonei Adams
Lord storm .-......... eel. g. tamhtoh
Horatio Drake ........ ...Arthur mhiuaud
Lord Robert IRE ............Charles Rowan
Archdeacon Wealthy ..........Frank Lyon
Father Lamplugh ..........J. X. Furioh8
ParRcn DOYLE Frederick Maynard
Brother Paul ........ ........ Edmund Elton
Mrs Coilender .......... Carrie Ice Stoyle
Polly Lore ................Adelade warren
Betty ........ ........-..ss'...Jat " h'aei'f
Lefty ..-..sss ss.ssss.. N'ai@ -
Notify ........ ............. Minnie Woodbury.
Liza ......... to'tsF
Mag .......... .......-..-..s ..'.'..'loa rams
Glory Ouavle ............... Julia Stuart
These characters appear throughout the
piece and in the second and fourth acts
the auxiliary body OF sixty-fve IS intro
ouced in the church scenes, several Incl
dents In which are very realistic There
are four sets OF scenery. the company car
ryinK It's own furniture and all stage ac-
cessor4es. As Glory Quaylc. Julia stuart
presents the heroine Of MIR Gaines drama
on the original lines OF the novel-a viva
cieus and frivolous girl tn the prologue
and a woman o. series and ambitious pur-
pose In the play.
The Braunig Dramatic Company. which
comes 20 Savannah next week, Is the rep
ertoire company which Sid weis. manager
Of the house last season. put upon the
road. IL ls pleasant 10 Mr. Weis friends
10 read such pleasant things as the fol-
lowing. which Is from tho Atlanta Consu-
tuition:
Looking az the performance OF Credit
Lorraine last night and noting how well
each part was taken Il was indeed DIM
cult 10 realize how such productions can
be given al popular priccs. Not only was
the scenic equipment adequate and very
elaborate and the costumes beauutui, but
che acting was what must have caught
the most critical. Curtain calls were fire
qnent and the clmaxes were well worked
IN 10 their fullest dramatic strength. Miss
Louise Mitchell. as Lconora, was all that
could be desired, her emotional work be-
tng especially effective. In addition e
being a very clever actress Miss Mitchell
o. q handsome young woman. whch OF
course does not take anything away from
her work Frank Murrell and Harrs
Coin deserve special mention for theii
conscientious work. Charles Leekins
Carrie La Wayne and W. T. Powell filled
their respective roles in a most saiisiac'
tory manner There ~ not stick IN The
company and the entirc performance wa
70 say the least. an excellent one. Tbs
speclanies must not be forgotten. These
were % a high order. Master SamFnie
Brown caught the house with his SONGS
receiving many encores. Miss Xenolia
and Bert wisner both introduced pleaai ne
specialize"
Commenting on the opening perform.
ance Of "Marcelle' by Blanche Walsh and
her company az the Broadway Theater d
New York critic says the play belongs IN
that tbeater because the house must have
been designed BY an architect who antici.
patea It's coming. The house has thirty
four exists. How mean
serious suggestion has been advanced
that some budding genius should drama
tize Teddy Roosevclrs campaign tour
owing 20 stage limitations there is lttIe
likelihood that this will be done Joseph
Arthur monkeyed with buzz saws IN the
drama and made money, while Lincoln J