The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-31

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The Unwritten Z .aw', the name I
OF the great play win be given
by the lay Quigley Ployers during
/ the week OF August q This inter-.
estinE drama presents In a most
forseful way the absolute certainty
cf bringing about their own punish
ment and. that no indiv duaI can get
away from the folryy 81 his own acts.
It also In q beauti ful manner conveys
the ideal of life which insists upon
q love TO rhumanity and Individuals,
greater than any feeling OF hatred
sor revenge even Ia response to great
wrongs. Si53 s. ss53S 5Sss b 3S
The play is by Harry Hamilton, the
author OF Moths" and other. successes
and it has been produced by many
stock companies and always meets
with great success. til Is an English
play and although it compels the
interested sympathy Of the auditors,
the play. ends in manner eminently
satisfying and happy and sends the
playgoer home content with the world
and better able because OF its beauti-
full story to face life in the reality the
next day. III H III, !. - ~=5
The Quigley Players are each week
| becoming more popular with the Da1-
luth summer audiences and in this
| play they-will be seen to advantage.
The play will be given every evening
next week beginning Monday. and.
there will be Wednesday, and SATURDAY.
mattnees. " 81: .:-1%Ss3 :: g: - 80 5s1i
f. This week the Players are thorough
" delightful In a farce comedy,
Turned Up: There has seldom been
an offering that has SO universally
appealed to the 1aughter-1oving, COM
edy-deman;ding, public, and any one
Wishing to laugh-to laugh long and
happily should not miss this weeks
offering. It will be given tonight ana
tomorrow night and at:the usual Sat
| turday matinee. " $$$'s>4 r. ~
t'-Three Twins" win come to the LIy,--
ceum for one week, beginning August
| %. This is the best musical comedy
that has been produced In years. 1t
! has a good plot and many novel >fea-
lures. The music is fascinating and
two-thirds Of the audience on leaving
the theatre are huIning or whistling
some, Of the marvellous melodies which
so greatly please them. (
The costmes are gorgeous and in
| clude eight of the handsomest Partisan
pirectoire gowns ever brought to Am
erica s j .:r--25'
The company Is headed by Victor
I Morley who created the title rode
when the show was produced in Chs
! cago at the Whitney, and includes
Eva Fallon, Geo. Trimble, Bessie Cliff
Bower, Morris Noskow and a large
I ford, Richard BartleH, Maud Demar-
est, w, H. Woodsfde, Della Niven;
Florenz :Kolb, Frank Smith, Eddie P.
chorus. 4:". s.; @r@%
! Mrs, Fiske, he: one fixed star In the
; American dramatic Ornament, win
bring her wonderful play, salvation
Nell,' to the Iycealm Saturday mat
inee and night.:-a* $500 - = ~
The play has been welcome sas the
most remarkable: example of modern
stage realism ztyet dexelonedt The
charm Of it seems to be- that while
dealing with the: 5seamy side Of New
York, LIE, it, dnIyet replete wfth:!,t the
quaint hunnor nf 4hes streets; and re-
| fleets traly tha sav hdteseneaaess of the
lowly LIE OF the great East Side, no
matter how huSffhbles the surf oundings.
Salvation Nett fs said to contain
the aaost vivid love story that HAS
eyer been portaayed in an American
drama. But In laying the scene In the
Cherry Hln district, both they play
wright and Mrs Faskes have been true
to nature by making the love 5of Nell
and Jim Plaft an: ideal story and
thus demonstrating what anyone fam
/ liar with the sside-streets life Of New
York knows, that love in 'statters lis az
genuine and pure as any and, ia most
cases., probably superior. = 80 sS<s,,, =
/ There have been no changes made
In the Company since the run of the
piece at the :fdackett theatre New
York. The original cast Of sixty mem
bers has not been reduced: The pro
duction has not been altered in the
least detail and 1t is at the heaviest
expense that Mrs. Fiskes will. make
| her western tour this season. r The
settings. particularly of Cherry Hill in
! the third act, are so massive that it
takes all day zto prepare the stage.
For this season, the company has Of
ten to be hauled on special trains.
A woman OF less genius than Mrs.
Fiske might fear such a part, but VITA
the confidence which her unerring art
must give her: she has triumphed.
She has taken the 1qwly scrub woman
OF sheldon's play ana brought her
Through the v1cissftudes which: sur
rounded her truly pure nature into the
mystic happiness of a real and salts
flying love. Nell Sanders gave her
ffe's love to Jim Plaft and, under Its
regenerating influence, the ex-convict
rose to the man that was in him and
gave back love for. love. (. ~: + z1,>.z..