The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

production Of a shakesperian play, and
you will SEQ a panorama OF ~splendidiy,
designed scenery. a cunningly .dcVi~ed
scheme OF lighting, with the star chssed
by The lime-hght. appropriate costumes
and artistic grouping, ~ the denvsfn oI
and vices Of ATTY years ago vices reformed
altogether by Edwin Forrest and Edwin
Booth In their later dave, but now ~reNivei
In Modern production. Modern A. var
az delivery y concerned they eIc, W ,nv
words Of A~ri-tophanes. 'ant~diluvihn ana
/ full Of g~raS-hoppers.- The-e ar rtrious
times. shepherd.
There II not time to dwell o ri. tn"
cause and growth Of this dep able DE,
cadence 81 sI-sch, which aplSsit-h anu
/ Developed Ike n pr-il"uce, all AZ one" anu
! In every direction. n l. enough thai tho
plague H. here. and II must II. met. "
I ought To- ~ .tamIssl out III homes, bul
little assistance j. Ia H. expected m tho-e
quarter. for the plague - AZ Ordinary
a. th. shluacv- Of love. A p-culi1r phase
of ne dis,v,-. l. ~" uncon-ci"l-ns~- OF
being afflicted 10y Its nsidiou- grown
hui az ignorance Of tho law dos- not pre-
vent a tran-sf'--pr nom being punished
bv the law. 49, the UNCONSCIOUS Nloltor ni
uurs -jg-.ch 10 ~uby,ut Ia criii'isin, no
matter bow lulty h- position.
Will. la uur material growth and pros
teri,V W. have lsarnci To consider our
-.he~ a. little i-'low III" dweiicr- 81 va"
angelic l-,lt. w. are. neverthele-- n nation
Of imitatur-. and II - well that ia" country
has produce some worthy mpdrl-
since tho deaths ~ Wendell PHILIPS and
Heu-v Mnrl B.sch"r no one, by ia" most
elastic stretch 81 the Imagination, has
upi~ar-l vino 'u manner T. WORTHY u" u"
called an orator Great sIsscir'~ NAV
lave b.-.u written. lut their delivery has
not teen gr"at There - no American
orator living who - worthy 90 - Initiated
would Iik" tn give a few Instances Ia
SHOW tine power - imitation \ YOUNG
author u' dHiIuytiIu Wa~ invited ?" denver
q It-m b'IiI' 'lo Pin H'a Kappa 81 a
great American urlNer-itN Nni bring
accustomed rp uIllf" sIeaituC h" i""h ne
uus5, .'Hnu fu ls. UVtaU"yg ~ an 'UH''4'i'l
IN execution Nf. 90. usual American
uu1ac',. which BE- c~Hr',Wporar' NH
steam AND ,f,c'rirtg. he r,ioc'-d . % Pee
pu rart-i tuI go q certain "Nt"ut Wt~
pr,I ap,i ir lpur hour, 80 l~ Gee
i.eu.l r. ,Dgli l- beard v % ,.-' iu al
parts Of The itI and -hr stood L'"a s"uil'
mat
los tlp orator. 20 MAN nl !'attl'tg lore" ana
trV,f. vH..n ,TitIur wI- latE'lN devoted
TO- ih. o,.t .,'.Dr ~ fir ti'-., nugItgr In
-ut-rII, p,fUe. 'uDf,vi tlglI-h, nuf. ur-
lapuli". t.t, "r7i With = 'nsal 'on" and
NTH a uH.u'rr uH' ~uggo-.i H'' 90 ttr 'ltu
vfl,' t.,ugh 'Ipu, IT, 'H-'tai.ov ~ Na'
tu.a.' o. .U,. '.' ia'u.1Il'-~ as 'ta
f7r .rn'Hr r..u rs ugif c'ls'w "' Il"
81. ni- ."r aru $50. al moo and IH- lrg-
N,.rf. o. eel
r.. pet. vl, had a. t.Niud a. orator
faru uIN,'u-a Co ~" d"~h, amt Throwing
u. tour n.ul- ~ instruction 90 ~" tour
v''o- deliberately initiated the o""lE'ti
and AWKWARD manner &C .H' orator
AruIr, during un" u. i". . '.tUI cam
IN ~. ~ Ma. 1D.u-.''s. ~'NcraI Young
c.I.ar" graduate. " q. Ir'u'd ." siv.as 90
% u.,r. .. WIcI WIS Ip i-' d~itr--fI los
u.t -J.. .' o.. latter 'ng tl''I .Ii-
ir-hj,..u "t'r fret u~'"g No mouuiurou-
c.G rr..'p,,sI .. ..r" fNH k"Nnlu'Ip'st ~
Wa mt rurlur t'r uIrrss i"n oi p.aFf':
a s.I ra'i.J than 60! Projecting 'h'lI uNu
I=~'r-HNuIfI.-
Thu NHurF men. who were chIrrtr %
-I"t.cr. m tID'r C. Ilo'' 3d., when under
gutiauU.. l'uti'~d ft.ir Tiers, Ike 'N'
'r''r "'f'lrg ".uu ."rt'f.r vuu Az GA
a-,t'ra' =. rising infection.
N'i'u'r 90. N'f ir. KAN. l',' r,~
'h' NI..~ "tt. aafH~ U.t HlI ,r ItH ram
iue lu o NuIt .n", 1880 mot artists 4
itI' 'r,.ri.g Uk" q l''" l"n'uuC. o. a
d'' s.'.u- tuE
l. o. di.'.lI' - lc simple. natural an .
- .".I', ar 'lo saur' i.u" f. r%yiuir'--
y"ar~ 81 practice. amt every r''"rpf ''
break away FROM a~.iivpu- training ut-
ended "a ta" cuu.'Wptihie haud-iu-'h'-
pn.t"t u%rstpTv. which Uai - ~ua-oyu,y
a. Harvard college
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