The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03

trench upon ths su3eymsnt ef ths work as ons q trus aramAtis sst. The scsnss are lAsd in New York: bFtseiy, the gtcry is this:
 n the past . man, Trstman. has stolen. for . giri he iovss, nmms ultSngs, (nlaAshs Wslsh.) Anethss man. Frsderick Nevane. tslls the girl that if che wtii yield to him. shs VII ssvs Trstmau from prison The giri Tsstman goes to the penitsntisry for ten years. when the stagA story opsns Emma has fallen in love with Arthur Thone, . young novelist of broad views who knows great deal of her past His sistsr. Peggy, . young woman high in society, wants to marry Mcvsne, whom she knows tc have lived an extremely unconvsn- tional life, but who has e,vsn H.as
 The motive of the play is furnished by the opposition to the marriage os Thone and Emma. while the marriage of Mcvane and Peggy is constoereo proper. To add to the interest or the situation, Tretman's term in prison has ended and he returns. The ditter, ent status of . repentant woman ana repsutant man Is brought out ID vivid contrast.
 
 audiences down to fatalities in man.
 nor that almost takes the oreatn away. As realistic a scene as was ever witnessed in . theatre is in the clos inr mart of the fourth act when Tret- man. Mcvane, Emma and Thone meet and thrash matters out. McVanc leaves hurriedly for Europe. Thone re- claims Emma and restores her 10 ner
 better self, and Tretman goes out 'hto | ..-- aRsr> tho mast.
 Misa walsh considers her support ing company the strongest with which
 she has ever been surrounded.
 .East Lynne," the greatest story ever
 woven about womau's wrongs, the fa-
 vorlte dramatic vehicle in the past of
 many famous actors and actresses and
 one of the most powerful magnets In
 the theatrical field today. will be given a notably artistic presentation by Jo-
 ssph Kings New York company at The
 Grand. Saturday matinee' and nignt. This greatest of emotional plays Is one of the real dramatic treats of the sea- son. It will be ably interpreted by the efforts of . carefully selected and
 we'll trained dramatic company. Everything required in the way of scenic equipment and accessories has been provided and competent stage di- rection will insure smooth and well balanced performance. '~ TqSe Majestic.
 Manager Couch offers his patrons for next week i've star acts. all of which ars fall of sood. clean comedy. and should prove . biz drawing card foS this popular little play house.
 Mr. Tinnay made c very pronounced hit when he played the Majestic cir. cult before. and tt was for this reason he wac secured fer return engage. msnt. He 10 the inimitabie black. face comedian and trick pianist who has made famous tho expression And He Did" There is unique way about Mir Tinnsy that makes him a strong favor. | its everywhere. and although he is sup. posed to occupy the stage about fifteen or twenty minutes, the audience never | lets htm set away under thirty min. ] utes.
 Miss Carrie Exier and Miss Josetts | webb form team of travesty eomedi, ennee who have been very successful on the biz vaudeville circuits. They I call their skit. 'sThs Actress and ths MaiA": Mics webb having funny nalx, up. and Miss Eziar. who takes the par | of the actress. ts mAgniicently gownet | and looks very much like, Lillian Rus | self at Ser best The combination O