The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-06

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arrestins Louis Leon I~aforEe. alias Don Leon
Prince LaforSe dc Sitauval The srret
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small talk as profound wit and wisdom. and
he concluded that II he fathered the crndeSt
possible example ~ tho dramas they pro
fessed to despise they WfuI1 accept II as the
highest art
H" accordingly invented a Wildly melo-
dramatlc story, putting IN all the "o inSred'-
ents pirates a l"ng-I"st nephew a wicked
! uncle. even n comic oockn"N ana 'heh'
N make the joke the more complete mixed
II all up in me ciuinsi"sf manner rosslhI"
He threw IN a Tow Hide fHrN eln"s ~ law
and religion TO show ha was advanced
and finished his play with n 'en-mlnht"
scene without the slightest sense or mean
ing to prove himself subtle Ihst hoax
was a great and glorious success Inc audi
enca, most ~ whom obviously had never
seen a surrey Theatre drama or a Drury
Lane p~antomtme, raspcd NJ thu sentiment and
shrieked with laughter when the comic gen
tleman cried for mercy or had his face washed
The acting was. on the whole. very excel
lent. Mr.. Lawrence Irving. who was evil
IDENTITY in the authors confidence played
the hero With all The ravins rant of melo-
dramatic tradition II was a most amusing
afternoon. though to the hardened play
goer the audience was more amusing IMAM
the play, in which there was not one original
idea or one really witty line
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