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New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
THEATRICAL DIRECTORY.

HARLEM OPERA HOUSE. 125th and 7th ave-
The Man on the Box
HERALD SQUARE Broadway and 35th st.-2:15-s:.5-
The Girl Behind the Cornter.
HIPPoDRoME. 9Th and 44th st.-2-s-The Auto
Race and The Four Seasons
HUDSON. West 44th st. Broadway-2:15-s is
Her Sister.
IRVING PLACE. Irving Place and 14th st.-German
stock company
KNICKERBoCKER. Broadway and 3sth st.-2:15-s:l5-
The Talk of New York
LIBERTY. 42d st. 7th ave.-215-sI5-Polv
of the Circus
LINCOLN SQUARE. Broadway. near 65th st.-2:l5-s15
Christmas Pantomme.
LYCEUM. West 45th ST.. Broadway-2:15-seo-
The Thief.
LYRIC 42d St. eth sve.-2:15-s:i5-AIrs Fiske
MAJESTIC. 7th ave. and 5sth st-2:15-s:I5-rha Ton
O. tn World.
NEW AMSTERDAM. 42d ST.. near 7th ave.-2:15-s:IS-
The Merry Widow.
NEW CIRCLE Broadway and 59th st-Playins tbs
Ponies
NEW YORK Broadway and 45th 2-s:30-VaudeviIe
ONE, HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIFTH STREET near
Lexington Gve--Naudevllie-
SAVOY 3ath St. near Broadway-215-s15-TheM Man
OF thu Hour.
sTUYvEsANT. West 44th st. near Broadway-2:15-s-
TONY PASTORS. 14th st. and Sd ave.-VaudevilIe.
TWENTY-THIRD STREET 23d St. eth ave-
Vaudeville.
UNION SQUARE. 14th ST.. roadway-Vaudevile.
WALLACK'S. Broadway and Both st.-2:15-S: rs
knight for Day.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF The Merry Widow.
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MRS. LIE MoYNE's REcITALs

Attention is particularly directed to the series of
recas from Shakespeare and other authors that
Mrs. lie Moyne will give at the Lyceum Theatre
on January 3. z. 10. and lin the afternoon
Various young actresses of this period might derive
beneit from careful study OK the eiocu,ion OF
Mrs. lie Moyne. The chief thing. in acting is of
course. mpersonation but culture OF the voice and
of the art of speaking is potent auxiliary. Mrs
lie Moyne is OF the best speakers who have
graced the stage In our time. and il is luxury to
listen her clear smooth, various, expressive
speech On January and she gives scenes from
Macbeth: on January 10. selections from Brown
ing on January II. the in Henry VIII
that implicate Queen Katharine.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
LIBERTY THEATRE.

Mr. Thompsons play, Polly OF the Circus has
greatly pleased it's audiences. at the Liberty inca
tre and that piece. apparently, has entered on
prosperous run. It deserves success. for 1t tells
pleasing sympathetic story it is pure and sweet In
sprit and it is emhellisAed with fine scenery. The
atmosphere OF the play is not unlike that OF The
Old Curiosity Shop" in which little Lotta, years
ago gained SC much favor as Little Nell and The
Marchioness Miss Taliaferro presents Polly as a
gentle. simple lovely girl. and-as indeed she could
not help doing-makes her, without being insipd, a
charming type of innocence and goodness. The
circus scenes are effective and they harnonize
with the dramatic purpose OF the drama, being
part of its story and not exraneous embellishments.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
LYRIC THEATRE.

Mrs Fiske. returning to New York after a long
tour. VIII make her re-eutrancc tomorrow night
NJ the Lyric Theatre, presenting the Ibsen play
called "Rogmersholm." iu which she lmpersonates
Rehecca west. The return of Mrs Flske an ac-
trcss of potent intellectual purpose and fine abil
ity tried and proved In various lines of dramatic
art Is important dramatic event. The play of
'Rosmershom'' has been here before, but
Mrs Fiske's prescntment OF it.-first shown to the
public on Christmas afternoon at New Haven.-will,
doubtless. excel in completeness and force. 1t is
dark play, relative a painful subject. and il is
considered 70 be "symbocal.' Mrs Fiskes COM
pany includes George Arliss Fuller Mellish. Albert
Bruuing. and Florence Montgomery. Mrs. Fiskes
engagement Will last three weeks.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
BURTON HOLINESS LECTURES.

Daniel Frohman announces the appearances Of
Mr. Burton Holmes In two courses of illustrated
lectures, which Mr.. Holmes has happily called
'.travelogues." The first will be given on
Sunday evenings at Carnegie Music Hail. begin
ming January IL, and the second at the Lyceum
Theatre en- Monday afternoons beginning on the
same date. The afternoon lectures will be delivered
at o'clock and the others at In tho evening.
Mr.. Holiness lectures are not unknown here. for
they have been enjoyed heretofore by large
audiences. They instructive and entertaining
The courses announced include views and descrip-
tions of travel In France Austria and Great
Britain.
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A JUDICIAL OPINION OF sILLsoARDs.

In an opinion delivered in q California court not
long ago Judge Welch declared that giaring Dill
board In a residential district may be Just aS
offensive to the immediate residents as would Do
the maintenance OF a Hgsty giving forth ouensl'e
odors or the maintenance OF stone breaking ma
chine, or the chime Of hoarse bells 1t hardN
needs to be said that that sort of expioitation
unlikely progresses the consumer IN favor or tne
commodities advertised. In the race for surreni-
acv between the man who makes enemies BY oo-
tectonable outdoor display ard the man VINO maAes
friends by digniied newspaper appeal II Is nor o'i
ncuit to pick the winner.-Philadelphia Record ],
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VICTORIA THEATRE.

Miss Ethel Levey. a well known performer. heads
the bill this week at Mr. Hammersteins Victoria
Theatre This IL IL stated. will be Miss Levey's
last appearance the variety stage. she
having signed contract to appear in a novelty
now in preparation VIII VI. Cressy and Blanche
Dayne will present the sketch called The Town
Hall Tonight Joe Welch will give his pleas
ing impersonations os Hebrew characters and there
will also appear Byron and Langdon. Charles z.
Sweet, the Basque Quartet. kartelli and Shields
and Rogers Eva Tanguay. James j. Morton the
Empire City Quartet. Charles F. Semon and Bert
Levy will appear to-day. in the usual concerts.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

Psntomime frolic music, and dance the COM
ponent parts OF Mr.. Blaneys play row success
fully current the Lincoln. Square Theatre-a
play If so 1t can be designated. that would be
welcome at any time and is especially welcome at
the season of Christmas and New Year festival.
when naturally, the public wish is for good
humor and good cheer The youth Of the city are
delighted with THE Bad Bog and His Teddy
Bears" The vocaism of Miss Eileen Sheridan
and the dancing of Miss Josie Barrows. w. Bar
rows and Harry Pilcer, are much liked and ap-
nsuded and the mschievous antics of the Bears
are greeted with happy laughter Mention is made
Of the surprise and comic discontinue Of an agent
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
HACKETT THEATRE.

1t would be difficult to find a new word with
which to celebrate the richly medited success of
"The witching Hour at the Hackett Theatre
1t is play that every person should see. who
cares for good writing and good acting, an infiu-
ence OF thought anG the awakening of tender SYM
pathy- The acting of Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Whytal
is superb. in tho elements of repose, feeling.
and artistic finish; and indeed every part OF the
play is acted in vein of exact intelligence. Per-
sons who mics "The Witehng Hour will miss
rare pleasure The shuherts. it is announced. have
organized q new company with which to present
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.

Edwards Blonde Typewriter Girls will Be
leading feature OF the BILL this week at the Union
Square Theatre The act Introduces several must
cal numbers. series OF 10 large pictures tn
coiors. showing scenes in Arizona. will be exhib-
tied They said be beautiful Mr.. Kent
will deliver lecture. in association with thess
Tales OF the Wild leading TO a moving picture
of the weird snake dance of Indians about to go
'on the varpath-" Others on the bill will be Billy
s. Clifford. the Camille Trio. Dolan and Lenharr.
Luce and Luce and Madge Fox. A Sunday con-
cert is
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kNlcKERsocKEa THEATRE

Tho continuance OF The Talk OF New YORK
with Mr. Victor Moore. Kid Burns. Of the Kace
Track IS TO be noted. at the knickerbocker
THEATRE house which. because of the long run
and great success of The Red MIL. has become
more r loss the homo of musical farce farcical
opera Mr.. Cohan's play contains comic incidents
and rnelodious numbers. and It is acted and sung
with surprising vgor and CELEBRITY.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
WE8ER'S THEATRE.

The re-openins of Mr.. Weber's Theatre, or Music
Hall as he prefers call IL, will occur In the
of the present week. and II will be effected
with production of burlesque of ''The Merry
Widow made by Edgar Smith and H. IL Win
slow About one hundred performers are TO par
ticipate In the representation of this new piece
and Mr. Weber promises that the production will
vie with the elaborate and beautiful prescntment
of the original. current at the New Amster-
dam Theatre. The chief parts will be assumed hy
Mr. Weber, Miss Lulu Glaser, Peter F. DALEY
Mabel f'entop. Bessie Clayton. and Charles j. Ross
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MAJESTIC THEATRE.

One of the successes of a season which has been
more laborious than brilliant is The Top o. tn
World at the Majestic Theatre. Throngs Of chill
dren have seen that merry. frOlcsome play, and
little have been greatly pleased. Boys
who attend the performance Tomorrow afternoon
will receive "A set of the game OF ''diaboo," and
there will be another award Of prize dolls to little
girls on Wednesday afternoon. The day perform
ances continue till .January l.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.

The reign of The Merry Widow" continues, at
the New Amsterdam Theatre, and evidently. 1t is
of the most prosperous reiSns in the history
of comic opera The Waltz Music bids fair to
rival, if not TO surpass, the enormous popularity
that once attended the ''Huntsmans Chorus in
Der Freischutz'-as to which 1t is recorded that
once. in London. servants were engaged on the
express condition that they should never sing hum
or whistle il.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

This week the visitor 20 the Harlem Opera House
will enjoy a performance Of the we'll known farci-
cal comedy called The Man on the Box. made
some time ago by Grace Livingston Furness. on
the basis OF Harold MacGrath's novel and orisi-
naIIv produced at the Madison Square Theatre MT
Craig will play Robert Warburton. and Miss Bea-
trice Morgan will play the mischievous girl VINO
Furnishes Warburton's unintentional rudeness'
when disguised as a coachman. by teasing him
when. employed footman- he has gained ac-
cess to her fathers house The auxiliar players
are Dudley Hawley, as Chas Henderson; George
Howell as Colonel Annesley; William Norton, Hs
Count KarIof: p Hill. Colonel Raleigh. and
Grace Scott, Miss Nancy.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

This is the last week of the stock company at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre and It will be devoted
to repetitions of the popular play. by Rachel
Crothers, called The Three of Us which had a
long run last season at the Madison Square The
atre with Miss Carlotta Nillson its heroine. Its
story of domestic life in the Far West is well
told and is interesting Miss Edna May Spooner
will enact Rhy McChesney. and the cast will in
oude Augustus Phillips, Stephen Townley; Ar
thur Evers. as Louis Beresford; w. L. West, as
Lorimer Trenholm; Harold Kennedy, Glenn Nc
Chesney; Edwin Curtis, Hop Wing; Ben. vii
son. as Tweed Blk; Give Grove, Maggie. and
Jessie McAllister, Mrs. Blk.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
WAlLACk'S THEATRE.

1t is made known that the musical farce "A
Knight for a Day is already popular that seats
have been sold. at Wallack's Theatre, where IL now
prevails. for time six weeks ahead. This play is
of the many fabrics of mirth and music just
now in vogue. Mr., Slavin and May vokes are
prominent in the performance. and much laughter
rewards their comical proceedings. Features OF the
play that especially to please its audience are
the Eight Berlin Dancing Madcaps, the Sec Saw
Electric Tableaus. the Starlight Finale Quartet the
Rembrandt Picture Girls and the Ladder Elope-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.

MAY Robson. as Aunt Mary, has pleased good
audiences the Madison Square Theatre. with
her comlcal and sometimes touching portrayal of
the rejuvenation of the elderly spiuster. and that
performance now enters auspicously its second
week The piece is frolic. but not without
strokes of quaint character and intimations OF
tender feeling. and Miss Robson gives capital
centric performance
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
GERMAN THEATRE.

An interesting novelty will be offered at the Ger
man Theatre on Wednesday evening, when Dr.
Raunfield will produce Der Dummkopf, 'The
Blockhead" by DR. Ludwig FuIda, author of Der
Taiisraan' and "Robinsons Eland." Tho comedy
begins with the reading OF will (as in Bulwer' s
Money! by which a millionaire bequeaths his
fortune the stupidest member OF his family The
cornicality of the theme is thus indicated. The
leading parts Will acted by Ella Hofer, Elisabeth
Aarians Heinrich NARROW, August Weigert, Ernst
Sauernann, MILF Remann, Adolf Winds and Eugen
Burg. On Tuesday evening the visitor to the Ger
man Theatre will see die Crosse Gemende.' 1.-The
Great Community by Lothian and Lipschitz.
Afternoon performances OF Cinderella will occur,
. he pea
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EMPIRE THEATRE.

Mr. Barrie's Peter Pam well suited 10 the holi
day season. enters the last week of its
career at the Empire Theatre It has been init
mated that Miss Adams will not again act here, as
Peter. after January 4. but will drop the part
and probably it would be a great relief to her to
lay 1t aside forever. Her singular, somewhat elfin
method has enabled her TO give effective per-
formance OF it. smooth. buoyant. and fraught with
exactly the right spirit of fairy-land fancy and
frolc. This week she will act in Quality Street"
Her new play, called The JESTER" is in rehearsal
for Droducfiou LITTLE later.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

OF tho Gerry society. who visited the Lincoln
Square Theatre last week. intending prevent
certain performers. supposed by him be chill
dren, from playing bear. The Teddy Bears. when
questioned by him. 10 their age replied in the
assumed voices of childhood but when the
animation had ended +. T Scott and William
Platt. who play the smallest OF those bears. took
Off their heads of fur. and In deep bass tones mur
INJURED "Stuns." Those players dwarfs, about
forty years old This week the German dialect
actor. Charles a. Mason. will join Mr.. Blaney's
company playing the German hotelkeeper. in the
nantornnnc
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The novelty here this week will be THE Little
Cherub" in which Miss Hattie Williams is the
chief performer. That piece had long run at the
Criterion Theatre and IL should diffuse harity on
the West Side Miss Williams has added several
fresh features TO her list OF limitations There will
be afternoon performances on New Years Day
and on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
HUDSON THEATRE.

Miss Ethel Barrymore has been welcomed oy
eager friendly audiences. 1T the Hudson Theatre
where she appeared on Christmas night IN INC new
nIay called Her Sister. giving performance OF
,,,,cb nersonal charm by reason of It's Yivaclty
of manner and warmth of feeling its touches OF
bumor and It's intimations of earnest womanhood-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
GARRlCk THEATRE.

Miss Maxine Elliott acting Mary Hamilton, in Mr.
Esmond's sweet and charming idylc play. Under
the Greenwood Tree" has made auspcious
beginning, the Garrick Theatre, and her en-
gagement there will doubtless continue in pros
perity Mr. Esmond has told a pleasant story in
pleasant way, and Miss Elliott makes her gypsy
like heroine incarnation OF beauty.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.

Mr.. Lew Fields. Miss Connie Ediss. and their
numerous associates continue TO disport Themselves
at tho Herald Square Theatre. presenting The Girl
Remind the Counter.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
STUYvEsANr THEATRE.

Mr. Warheld's admirers are numerous and they
find abundant reason for their admiration in his
excellent performance of Wes Bisciow. in a
Grand Army Man. at the Stuyvesant Theatre.
The performance has been described in this place
and particulars upon II not now required. Mr..
Warields sympathy with the part is so acute
and complete that he declares a preference for
II. above all other parts in which he has ap-
peared; and indeed his performance is remarkably
lifeke.-a triumph in the realm OF the actual
AN excellent type of fact in domestic dramas. He
is fortunate and SO Is the play In the performers
who cooperate in the representation. This is
of the dramatic features of the hour that all
persons should who are fond of the theatre
and who like 10 maintain accurate knowledge
OF its important achievements.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
NEW CIRCLE THEATRE.

playing the Ponies pleasant musical affair
IS the of meTriment at this theatre. and is
likely to have prosperous career 1t reveals some
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
lYCEUM THEATRE.

Nothing new to hs said about the play OF The
Thief" II has become firmly established at the
Lyceum Theatre and It holds it's place partly by
virtue Of intrinsic dramatic interest and partly
cause II IS uncommonly well acted by Mr.. Bellew.
Miss Ellington. Mr.. Sidney Herbert and their asso-
ciata plavers
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
BERKELEY THEATRE.

This is the last week least for the present, of
Candida. which has he current the Berkeley
Theatre since December Il. On the withdrawal by
Messrs. Liebler & Co. of that tainted trash many
persons Will feel inclined 10 murmur, with Ber
nardo: For this relief. much thanks, The Berke-
ley Theatre will be closed after January I. for q
short time. in order admit OF careful. thorough
rehearsal Of the play in which Mr. Arnold
DAILY and his associate performers are to appear
ar later
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wife that should. could. make Mr. Glayde de-
sirous Of her society, any fascination in the
licentious lover that should could. allure Mrs,
Glayde Ur any other woman. Good acting,-that
is to say. and effective irnpersonation-is
furnished by Walter D. Greene 5 the fervid. reso-
lutte Shurmur. and Olive Oliver the clever
sihe unhappv Princessc de Castagnary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

in actual life. would have done Mr.. Hackett
makes John Glayde hard. cold. selfassertive per-
son, incapable of touching any spring of feeling.
The central character is the vicious. false. treacher
ous lying wife, and for her there is provided
opportunity for showing first depravity and at
last desperat;on.-an opportunity that is used by
Miss Da1Tagh in spirit OF painful sincerity.
There Is not shown. however. any quality in the
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

Walter c. Kelly as the Virginia judge was
well received last week. He will continue FOR
smother week, to perform at the Twenty-third
Street Theatre. w G.. Fields the tuggsIer- I-rbani
and Son. acrobats; Dorsch and Russell. Mcmahon
and ChaDpelle and their Pullman Porter Maids
Felix and Caire in lust Kids" Macarts monkeys
and Harry Corson Clarke and company Will COM
plete the entertainment. \ Sunday concert is
promised
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

Mr. Thomas's fine comedy at the Garrick Theatre
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.

Mr.. Pastor will gather this week on ths stage
Of hts theatre. in 1ith street Of the foremost
variety performers known 10 that form of arnuse-
ulent- James T. Nelly and Lillian y Hassey and
company will appear, IN piece called Two Kings
and a Queen; the Two Pucks. Al Carleton. lack
and Marie RossIey, the Piotfs. Bertha and Brock
way. Pagan and Merriam. Henry and Young. the
Zarcil Brothers and HaIlen and Hayes will aid IN
the representation.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

Of the dangers OF tne race track. while providing
innocent diversion Yorke and Adams are ths
principals IN tho cast. They succeed In AMUSING
There is a numerous chorus, and song called
''Moonbeams'' is among the entertaining features
SAVOY THEATRE.
The run OF Tho Man OF the Hour Is approach
ing its end at the Savoy Theatre It Will ren1an
there for only three weelrs-s long tins. under
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

some circumstances. but short, when there IS much
to be done and when there many things to be
seen. II is strong play; II has done good: and
II will prove beneficial wherever II Is acted. On
January 20 the Savoy Theatre will bs devoted to
the farce called ..TMsnty DAYS In the Shade.
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NOVELTIES OF THE WEEK
Theatre -AIrnN zmova in
Theatre Mr. in Ibsensp
MusicH
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BlJOu THEATRE.

Nine. Nazmova laid aside THE Dolls House
last night. at the Bijou Theatre, and thus
other bore is dismissed, at least for the present.
This week Nine Nazimova and her company viii
devote their talents 10 the representation a new
comedy. called The Comet. written by Owen
Johnson,-telling story OF Spanish life, the
present Gay. The scene is laid in the Pyrenees.
The action is supposed to pass within period of
three successive hours. and only scene is set
for the three acts OF which the piece is composed.
This fs the
Fernsnd--. Brandon lyman
Il
Robert Coleman
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,NE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIFTH
STREET THEATRE.

The Song Birds" forty in number, led BY Will
fam Burgess. will be a feature the One Hundred
and Twenty-hfth Street Theatre this week. giving
a travesty OF the opera war in New York. between
Conried and Hammersten. A vocal contest will
blend III Trovatore' and Die Meistersinger." The
music is BY Victor Herbert. the words are by
George v. Hobart Another attraction will be
Ruth Allen and company in short play called
We Need the Money This relates a wheat
corner IN the market. The bill will also include
La Vine Ciueron Trio. Fred Zobedie and Coins
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
BROADWAY THEATRE.

On Saturday night January T. the long and de-
e. edly successful Of The Round Up will be
ended at the Broadway Theatre. The piece
produced af the New Amsterdam Theatre on Au-
gust S and II remained at that house until
October q. when it transferred 10 the
Brosdvay- Its stirring scenes and picturesque in
vestitures have afforded pleasure 10 large audi
ences during all the time of its stay in this city
and doubtless its prosperity viii continue wherever
81 is acted On January Miss Anna Held will ap-
pear at the Broadway Theatre. beginning an en-
Gasement OF three weeks. in "a second edition of
The Partisan Model" II the second" edition is
rs coarse and offensive the first" there will be
ground for G general wish that the piece had been
SLOWED TO die in oblivion" and our play-goers TO
return unexper,enced 10 their rraves
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
CASINO THEATRE.

Ihe fabric Of nonsense called 1.-The GAY White
way continues to be popular at the Casino-Mr
DE Angels. Mr. Carr. and Miss Ring appearing in
she chief parts. Innocent, amusing frolic in mod
Grafton Is welcome The Casino play would be
more cornmsndable IL il were invested with more
sense and refinement. It is soon TO be ,s,en IN
other cities. and many new songs and dances will
be introduced into st
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
DAlY's THEATRE.

Mr. sutros new play, John Clavders uo,o.,- =,
goes on al Daly's Theatre II IS a a,sn -
exposition OF a vulgar intrigue between q r,arri.a
woman and sentimental artist and aside fro,,
little clever STAGE business and a sbip,me- g
Seroai fehcity' 1t contains nothing to commend :,
70 the accep'snce OF good judgment and good taste
me situations IN II are obviously theatrical NO,
natural The womsn-en abon,tnah,. So,
might readily have run away With her artist ana
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CRITERION THEATRE.

Asst night Miss Marie Dorc ended her engage
nnen' al the Criterion Theatre. where she has
oeeh acuns since November Is in The Morals
oi Aiafces- Io-morrow night, at that theatre tbe
nrst performance here will occur OF Miss Hoox
o. Holland in which Miss Christie McDona,a
plays the principal part. That piece has me, Win
success In London. ana the word Of prom,se &,
praise OF II Is emphatic and bountiful IT was nro
drced IN Washington LAST Mona.y NV