The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-18
our FIRST NIGHT AUDIENCES.
WHAT WOULD PLAIWRIGHr DO IF
HE HEARD WHAT THEY SAY:
Coed Nstured Though 10 Old sage Friends
The Old Guard-storm Warnings In
the Lobb, What the Count De Montes'
auiou Said OF His Glimpse of"Cynthia."

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-. M nm. ever dared 10 tell the truth about
s,.,ln,ca, sud;ence In New York. 1t
would " he iibellous. Put into farce comedy
many Of the lines uttered every MONDAY
night would he hailed with the Joy that
follows the discovery OF some exquisite
mep''."o H,,. i n'i,h No.. ,hsn he deserves
known with WIN 'nore ,nan n -. 80
he hears better than his fellow pesnss' any
that is his success.
In anal, the air. like the Madison Square
.n;s-o 4. "a Family ~stberins. Old
premiere IA! m 80. -
ray things OF the play that mako q pro
f,ssional critic green with envy, IL Ne
x,o,e such truths. uncompromisinx, brutal
go ,,,n;.., n. would lose his life. Yet
snu cyn'' "I =. ~, ,.,,.w M, In The
unhappy man ne IL 'he 'eno" pu, ~ VIZ
the next mornings notices are Earring
Cslumny. however, is not the only ySuoe
served at a hrst-Mght Rauneimxai 80 ~.
y much s ni.,, s n ,hnx he oId soo,,aint-
spces in sore straits
There il Mr.. Hummei. who ever roots
desperately for his favorites. even when
ne mp Slowly near Sn;r we n nms nav r.
IT, H. u re. Ssn.sn S,snSorJ Nina tom
Clark and Freddy Osbhard, otherwise
known as Red, White and Blue lPick
the WinnerD, are desperate hrt-nIsnter'
though cnary OF eAprphs sno ;ni,3 stsd
,h.,s are cer,sin sirns Victor Harris
.nd usnyv Hsdiev on fo ,he theatres quite
as OTTER A. 10 musical AFFAIR. And M. p
Vida Eso va are nsyer vhhout.
f'
Monday the Paris poet. NJ. IL Comte
Non,aSn,,ouiEs zsnsac at through -Cynt
thai And enioved il very much. Only
the French maid disturbed him. He
leaned over to tell Edgar Satus that her
Efsh sseen. wss ne shsTSs s.sra him
.sv ~ Mrs. Charlss Hone thst the NAV
was Tres amuaanf-whioh wss 8 statement
~ once SIMPLE and sonorous. We had
somsthins more mnrrr Psrh"ps his VSs
the most concise criticism after an. sCyn-
thia' Is amuAng.
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10 mr. paSies' the autnor, tne cr'lc'sm'
yesterday must have proved pleasant
reading. He had ct out to work no won
ders, 10 break into no new paths. Gym
.nA Comedy N tTo aos Ano IN
nn.. sna -, % uon. . NV. - |
, no Wy wei, pn!ns NJ uo ,'S" =.
80, u,,'a o., ~ uys eSs1' ~ -
".re' III n''u. ne' s. s,
~ @ s eo 80" "
ssn...e o., 49, a,,,.,o ~" x.r ''I u
FrsnoS x.i,sr ~ snvornors. 'ud o,hs,
rreooh weVer 10 p'Foroons ano otner
work Of the sort. He certainly made the
hit Up Cynthia. charactsr skatoh
OF value was X. c. HERE'S hair dresser.
His French accent was eIcefem md ne
ives %srS.f'si without BENZ, ING %so5ksy,sh:
your eye on Mr. Herz How Old that lime
light get into the Lambeth lodkinssf Who
brought IN the music! y was tame and
cnse ior M,ss De Wolies Soloriees oapertn&
thc mi s Eve. utting srtst eSN.
Sch ckirgI.
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Mr. clyde Fitch was among those
present and applauded like q good COL
league. SO did Ars. Frank uckee. Isabel
tos), who sat In box with her picturesque
daughter The old and young, guaTd were
gu. "a ,un iIrce nc sSEoSesnT tns 90,
Ssnsi sdjec.ive brilliant.
=, w. s..r,,..d 4, V.i, far . .,.,, n, N.
49, -;,1 a.. :s,Sa 49,
perv WIN us Pys oo N,G'os .ne
hoe On the roof IN Irving Place; He must
n.v. ben digging away ~, Overtime =" At h:
teqans 'ots OF uImps. oefrots. peas. 20
.a'oes' lettuce and parsnaps 70 kesp up
her vitality nn and then the ., 1852 tcse;c.r
Crawford. but he didn't mind 4. a ssout
nv ras u,ooss VINO .oGxSa nne oIa.
Acton Dsviss on ths seccSss al fis VOL
Not my bantlinx!' rsrnsshsd N. DsvisG
trying not TO look proud Of the feet.
tia . A., Drish' .nS,sno ~. sth M , 80 ~
,une or els NJ 20 iii SoS oviminai NJ wv
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hss busy week at the American Theatre
'Ip the Palace Of the King thss subtsr-
ranean expose of royal lifs. = played every
sftsrnoon end evening. No wosdeT ThOmAs
Reynolds b~moshsd the fate Of . stock
company actor. II 10 b lot douhls-saissd
and quick AZ study ls soon suocumbs. This
street sssi-histosinsi boalsr expiosloa be-
gins q ~ and ends ~ Sso-thsss hovss
sf'er haanissoa. ,hrss hesrs sfsss dlnnsr
woski1e day II 81. scsiys hou,s 9Th Q
css.Svsls he .sr.s s 70. Y. s"ssa.s .S
s.ss:: .sa y q: s..:s y; WI:
s.. 80. %~1ISe soa USys"fa s"ns
Isshsr I.srins. s,odds.d's, ere not ssdly