The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-09
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lights and sang What VIII Iath-r Snv
When Npthsr thtn'f COINS Hum.,- The
churuz pf siS straight frum Uui~f = Museum
summer -'sspn III = d"uhlr shuttle and
trailnt their spears front and oentr"
when the curtain went dn~p on "a. first
act Miss Donna knew hat her ppWtany
had struck thu audience She could tell
Nv the sound over the fpots M. hastily
rpnpultr,l with Manager Counihnn a. ~
The dyis,bilit ~ cutting ~. second and
third act. a hit short. tout Manager Cnuuthan
was all for art for arts sake and he in
sisted that Plainield should ret All that
was coming 10 IL
The editor ~ tho plainield plqip pcopls
will draw a veil over the happenings in
those SECOND and third acts when h,s nnp.r
COMES out next Monday Some of Tho
vulgar IN the gallery ,hres things and thnr
was not what Ni.s Donna and her com
pany were Accustomed To- No they rang
down the curtain h,.fnrn tho la, i,Ll,.I
rspr, sentins -Fatima" resnlend.pt ha,ng
horn asair from the pptals nf lotus hlnssnn
and ali the members Of the Miss Dnnna
SeymoIr COMPANY went avav from tbrra
But Miss Donna went further than tba
others. She was first OUT OF her makeun
and into her neat hut i-nexpensiye Walking
skirt. and She went right down to a livery
stable and got a riy In south plainGsIi
There abe Caught n train for New y"rL She
took with her ON her trin tn the E,s, !, ia
said a nlain alligator sIin Rae cortaini,g
the door money Tor the eveninS and astbe
m.mbers of the NJ Bluebenrls ngsrega.
tion of talen, MAINTAIN ohou, q, ia g
tributed by them 70 her in the share "f
loaps fnr tbo nraning nigb,is y"
With Miss Donna nue az piainGrid rho
rest OF the peer,.ss dangers and dnrseusas
Appeared ,n tho naked eve tn La witho,,
visible means of sIlppor, bowevcr PAIN.
filed folk might have enpraisad them IN
costume. Madam NIonraze the saconJ
prims donna OF tho show who ia also , GOOD
'Tommer on occnsiors and wbo has nISy,j
East Lynne" ON n pinch sugoes,aj ,bat
the members of the con,nanv s,crn r,gbt
there ON the stage hat night because plain
feld did not seem Ia ba n hosnitabIo ni,ce
But her invention was damuencd hy I'm,
refusal Of the opera honsa man ,o allow
anv such thing so madam and selma
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