The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-31

Bling uplifted hand IF anyone calls
tell them that / have a pressing en-
gagetnent with HIS rtajesty,' proved as
heart rerlding as ever. l.. :. ~ !.
The Partisan Romance which was
also revived during the: Week aroused a
special interest because it was the
means OF bringing Mr.. Mansfield i1fany
years ago from comparative obscurity
into prominence. OF all his roles none
possesses more general appeal dor
|ftheatergoers and iii no one of his, later
parts has he revealed more originality
or. more capacity for detailed sugges-
ton. The Baron Chevral of Mansfield
is, in fact, a masterpiece OF dramatic
Characterization, whiclrwill continue to
be popular as long as theSactor appears
on the stage. y. H .,.
At the Libeftgasslfeater, Line OH. ssSas
character play in which the authors
Benjamin Chaplin, portfays the great
war President as his dominant figure
was produced The play has sprung,
up around the authors impersonation OF
] Abraham ] lincoln AshoIn bis. strikingly
resembles physically. n As a dramatic
ttfi ii am Be-
tweefi Tie aiffrg 4off eF oft Sumter III VI
rafrsf tlllet tragedy. Of 4FSefd theate tzia65
are brought together Secretary Stan
tton and General Hooker provide the
political setting and the lltinlor Of the
play A love story is woven into the
story wherein a young Union captain,
| in, love with Mrs Iaincoln's niece; Is;
Eswrong gftiliy Eaccnsed9by. bis rival OF being
| assspy.' 4The presidents insight event.
tuaHy establishes the young mans IN
/ nocence: The curtain, falls in the last
| act with the quiet departure of Lincoln
from the happy gathering in the white.
| house sitting room on his; way to
/ Ford's theater, Much. applause. follow
| ed the delivery of some of Lincoln S
most famous sentiments. II
| Barnum & Railey's show came out ef
lits winter retreat and opened up at the
| Madison Square garden, revealing all
1.-THE old features Of the circus. from the
1 saw dust ito the clowns and the lady
who rides a bareback horse, together
with az sufficient number of modern
IAliIiHCiSst iO sSlSStiIiy tiiS ititiaE ut5s VIZ
most stoId onlook ker I'he greatest In
Eterest was ceftered In the hair-raisillg g
i specially.
ts.T The3. Limit jor Ike Toarbillon de M Iort
las it is@sclied eduled on the pro ograrntiae.
I To describe At more fully mo- words
4 could be more apt than thos lei invented
jby the literary genius who writes the
Il descriptive matter for the newspaper
Il ads and the programme. In the latter
i tits described as "a twinilg. twisting,
Il ItWirlirg, fitting, transpo osition in mid
Il air-an awful Weirspiriflg, app plausivei
. 4 aerial act, and the trerne dousS tafltallz-
ii ing triumph; where Time, the King q
Terrors, cheated of his prey finally
H Aces. The facts ARE these M me. our
in light automobile, shoots down an
! iincline, which turning up at the base
3 throws the automobile upward. be
machine turns a complete sonier SAUL
and, circing i'm inid-air, aligalts on II
: lwheels on a second cushioned platform
q about 40 feet away Nine. Our s new
s feat Is far more startling than ans
y hithert ofore see nm the ci.clis
II s5s SiFA
! A new sensation was introduced II
the performance of, IA Society Circus
lat the Hippo droille T d make room foi
i this the jungle scene has been change
and instead oil making his escape from
Z THE abductors through the fores.
I maze, Pasky and his bride are detected
! lin the act and forced to mount upof
lhorses and flee for their lives. Af
exciting chase ersues which ctilrnirates
4 Tin the coming Of the lovers to the edgi