Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

of C2pGUie .9fai9't''A''2 >'i'P~''i 80 -
1-IEs fheater= last evening i'll Martha
marton's clever pl&x ii feur acts.
eEIer Lord and Master The IJsay is
romedy ~ the modern type. The
srenes are laid in rugged Colorado,
md ia ENGLAND. T." a.,-3-4 -. the
49, eolnMe4tes il the StiliWatef
h7ngalow, in Colorado, where, as
o,e,vwnere. Indiana Saltwater is the
incarnation OF animation. She is petu-
1ant mas an abnormal degree OF in
donenaeaee of spirit, she does not
,.now her own mind and is the worst
snoiled OF all spoiled children. Sac
ic "fantastic, tickle, fierce and vain.
Erom C0lorado where she refuses
her rugged lover, Glen Masters, to
,,,a,rv Viscount Thurston Canning, of
+1o scene shifts to England, Lord
cqnning's home. There the childish
.n,i1ady" has experiences not depict
od in the usual run of society dramas,
hronght about by her independent
enirit and hel desire to do just the
onnosjte to what she should not
do The contrast OF American life
,,.;+b the ultra formal English life was
e,,,,+laes1v presented and the variance
of the character types was f21thldHy
cIown All the necaliafities Of Aine-
sioon and Enelish character are con
troeted 10 suel degree IS 10 MAKE
- Her lord and Master play
worth seeing fof tne character 5t''4$
.1sscHted alone.
M Granny. il tie faiJiai role of
fM8na saltwater, presents ti1e pega-
Ia1f little zantamed creature Pet4eeJ!E
Che is both beautifal and graceful
ona Toasesses d voice audible over
the entire house, but yet as seft and
mall1aeus as the woman voice can
be.
Her support is exceptionally good,
especiany is this true of her leading
man Lionel Adams, a. Hlseouht
',hurston Canning. His face is He-
markablv attractive one, and his voice
is one of range and power, enabling
him to present the emotions which he
&c the troubled husbnad. is forced
to give vent to.
John Gordon, as Glen Masters, the
Colorado lover Of Indiana saltwater,
and Mr.. H. =. Sway as Fred StllWatef'
orc actors of force, and were Well re-
coived OF Miss Grantiys feminine
sunDort. Miss Anna Barclay. as Gfana-
ma Chazv. appeared to the best alt
vantage
The audience Throughout the tour
acts of the pretty drama manifested
the greatest appreciation OF 1t, ana
- wiz te q pleasure when Miss Grant
" refurns next season in Clyde
Fttchp s clever comedy. The Gi.I and
the Judge. to go to the thesteI TO
witness her rendition OF the part Il
the leading lady.
Harry Emcry's big production OF Z.
T. Dazey's latest play, The Burglar
\ and the Waif, which comes to the
new Eks' theater tonight Is said to
be full of happy IDEAS. satire. sensa-
ton and bright comedy. OF course
- has lots of the meiodramatic or it
would hot be Dazey PLAY, but III
The Suburban" and in Old Ken
lucky he has outAone aIl lther writ
ers of melodr ma and this new play
is said to be equally good
!. e.
Interest in The Swimming Girl
has increased since its production
at ,Ae park Sunday night. Last ey-
ening saw the park filed with pleas
Weseekers, all of whom seemed to
find satisfaction in the Leveque-
Wehrmann composition.-New Or
leans Picayune, August 20
The new opera will be presented by
the original company at the new Elks
theater October Is. The prices will
be 25, 50, 75c and 81.
+ i:
Considering the equipment of the
piece and the reputed merit OF the
play as dramatic offering the presen-
laton of the new Russo-Siberian play,
For Her Sake, at popular prices,
Pught to meet with general favor from
ne patrons Of the new Elks theater,
Ehere the new play is to be seen the
FVenlng of Wednesday, October 80.
mere are some intensely dramatic
cehes in this play, one Of them being
noggmg scene, illustrative of the
ally course of events in the convict
INES or Siberia. The victim of the
not IS a Sorf maiden unoD whom a