The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05

l3tain Paul reproa ches Rita for marrying
Louis, and s1e assures hin: that she mars
}ried him for n posi- ton and money. ~ hey
plot the death Of Louis. x Wine Is served
and Rita attempts to poison Louis, when II
her attentIon5lis diverted for O moment
and Marie Louis, cousin i, silently changes H
1.-The glasses, so that Louis receives but "
half the dose, which has the effect 81 H
1 placing him in a stupor Some hours later
he Is restored to cons ciousness, 53sss
|8 Grissart, 4 Lo,,is' faithful private secressss
tary, conylnces him Of his wife s III fldeli s&
ty to her maria go itpo VS.. here as
mult lln8tha$ street. and Louis leaning Oh tSs
lsof3tho window sees his twin brot her Ior4
|3rane who Is returning after years
absence In the hear + Of e tho d amopdS
| fields /, here he has aliassed III al I'M
mense6 fortune, das he'd to "a eat by 81 I'M
+ away horse. Vie 1nungl go Isl he
/ Count Lorra ine Is brought y in to- = ouis.s
aPartr ents, s nd tent fed nc as GS tho
EConnt Lorraine, but as Louis, Gtrlssart
\ corrobates the mis- stake tina t hagiSa been
made in the identity Of the dead man.. So:
a clever. deception Is cticed irp on the
fal thless wife and false friend ..9 Iouls,lst
while mourning deeply tho deaf III 8ot his
IEconHnce himself OF the truth Of Grissart'ss
story, and; 81 true. to nYengeg the infamy8
that llackens his honor 4 i1lsSs
| Rs In act second Louis returns to- his old
home as the& Count Lorraine, Here shog
finds ample evidence Of the awful truth
3venge Is strong upon him, but. he reststsS
I#the temptation to destroy t hose VIII O de-
fstroyed his happiness, and hits upons3ha
mode ofBVengeanoe that Is unique. Il s $
Mr.. Hall lias associated with him thisg
season as his leading support Miss Nina
Norris an exceptionally talented emo-F
tionnl nctress. Others OF the company
| include Mr. George Ma ckey, an a CT or q f
real quality and #gra &c; Mr., VIII fl, gVedS8s
der e. M. Thompso Miss Marion Leo;
Miss Minnle Barrie Miss Alice Ia ylor,l
Henry Jackson Charles Beebe, HenryIS
Lewis and a5large company. Good Sscene-I
Iry, PAINTED with great care and spi rit
Els said to run riot through the pl ay.5andI
the entire five Q cts II show real lstiof pics
lures that are innrvels OF stage me cham
lIsn,. q s6ti5 55s5s1
In addition to- these features there are !
the wild African lions. n Prince, and ]
l$se'Prncess," which are to be seen IN i the
third act, where is shown the zoolog deal y
gardens at the famous Monte Carlo
I Monaco Mr.. Hall. as the Count Tor
lsraine. enters the cage with these beasts
| during tho action, of the china x o. this
act This constitutes one of the most \
sensational and thrilling scenes ever In
ltroduced into any play.
IIAswell back to the FBijou for Ter las
Visit Of the season. IN a famous pla J Il
never before seen here. Mistress Nel.3''ss$
hin which the George Fawcatt Compa ny
with Miss Hnswell, has achieved one of
/, tho greatest successes Of its carsers at
| the home theatre In Baltimore, his IS /
1.-the play In which Henrietta Crossman7
won fame In a single night, and NY HIGH
I3has not been available for stock pur-S
poses until Mr.. Fawcett secured u : foFs
| Iyn.,, rNyly
the picce~7,as been pronounced the best 4
| she has ever done by the Baltimors 4
critics, the dash, the wit, the coquetryl
Of the part being admirably suited to hefss
| comedy talents, In presenting her heret3
this being her last appearance ~ th!ssclts \
| this season, Mr., Fawcett believes thai
| he has given her the very best possible \
vehicle. q 3 &. IS,
OF pretty Nell Gwynne. an aetress.t who
| swayed an empire as she chose VINO \
| lived and loved and laughed throug h her
! one who came In contnct With her. y
! Els In 1l,st such parts that Miss IIaswell \
has figured best In fact, this produc..5
ton and her work have been pronounc ed /
| better even than THE Little ~ Minister,
lin which she achieved the prino.pal sue
| cess OF her career up to this time. "a i
With the return OF the George Fawc4ttl
! Company With Miss Haswsli to this city,.
| Eugene Ormonde. a leading man of}f
national reputation, will make his hrst
appearance here with the company. His
work as Charles IT. Is excellent, while
that of the supporting company. includ, i
ing all the old faporites II m to the usual
standard Alfred Hudson. Alice Butler.
Regain Hughston, Hale Hamilton, Harold
Cnhill, George Burlingame Agnes Ever
EFT. yloln Rurton, Robert Boyden and
other faYorites of this comapny VIII cs
seen In tina admirable cast As a Tro uc. /,
tion tHla-be!ng the last Of the year. " ~
be one Of thu most elaborate ~ y. y aWrllI
cett has ever shown hare. 5lsss
There Will be- no pert orra nee on Coco
Friday, AZ TX so
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