The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-15

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company who presented the sIrne pay
last year under certain difficulties Tia
conpany's costumes. II viii be reTnem-
bered failed 20 arrive. and the hastily
tmprovtsed costumes was the cause OF
immense uerT1meat 20 the audience AMI
Of considerable embarrassment 70 thu
actors. The company last night, how
ever, had their costumes with them and
presented this interesting play In a salts
factory manner. The cosruming waS ap-
propriate and the stage accessories and
details adequate The play. with tho ex-
ception o. the very beginning. held the
interest OF the auditor closely. The only
criticism on tbs play itsetc Is thar Il takes
little too long 20 get hte story intro
duced. and the scene in the inn becomes
slightly draggy before the action really
begins. Mr.. Paul Cazencsive IN on Do
Berault pleased. Compared with Mr..
Morris, he is lacking in figure and voice.
He IS better swordsTnarA however. AMI
makes much more Of the sword plav
which very properly represents the char
acter Of Gil. He e graceful and forceftIi.
hut his voice IS weak Afiss Amelia
Gardner IS also now 70 Wichita th~atr>-
Eoers. She appeared ax Renee de Cocho-
fort IN which role she appears 70 excel
lent advantage. With n charming stage
presence and commanding figure Miss
Gardner makes much out % the part
with her talented Interpretation OF this
delightful role. Mr.. Edward 2. Tlton "a
the lieutenant Is very rood. He makes
a "a -rn r.r1,
adds greatly 70 the Interest % several IN
teresting and exciting socn-s The BAL
ance 81 the cast gave very fair support.
and taken IN every way. the performance
pleased
Next attraction. The Pirates Of Pm
zance."
WICHITA LYCEr-M
A decided novelty which met with
great success. vac the performance bv
the Park sisters who were gracefully ard
charmlnvly Rowned Hitherto I have
FOUND II trying 20 listen % ono oornct
IN a room. but with the delicate restraint
and faulfless intonation that marks the
playing of these sisters. the experiences
f. quite the reverse % ,ryinF-it T. tx
tremeiy sgreeaoi e.-Mornlng Poet. Ion
don.
The talented sisters POSSESS fne per-
sonaI appearance and true artistic epir-
81. Their selections on the comets man
doin and either showed careful training
and Systematic work. The program was
filed with gems and the snooTcs wers
wei selected and made W largely - O.
miliar melodies Chicago Herald.
The famous Park listers cornesiV'a.
who have been hard az tfe international
Eudeavor conventions f0r several yes4-.
and whose playing was a wonder and ths
music Inspiring. appeared before a crowd
81 h0uee IN Dayton. o.. Y. ~ & A OF
THURSDAY night Their exquisite playing.
both az 20 technique and execution. wa
Of the highest order Their solicitors
were well chosen. ard from the intro1uc-
ton % the finale the program wa pisaa-
mig and instructire. su1 greatly sn loTed
by the hearers a. the vigorous app lsuss
evidenced The Christian World.
Regular attraction. March H.
SIR. ERNEST GAMBLE. BAsso.
After a summer spent 81 Paris ara
london NJ Gamble arrives o. Arn~r:cA
e,ovsu1frr I vith z repertoire augmented
b the newest an8 latest COMPOSITIONS
and muzcal novelties The gnsrvs-sla
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