The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-07-21
JOLLY DELLA PRlNGLF.

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company will open at the Shoshone
theatre, Monday, July 18th, for the
summer season, using as their vehicle
My Lord In Livery
This play is an excellent comedy.
justly meriting the most favorable
comment from press ard public alike.
Inc plot is clean cut and never lost
sight OF throughout the piece. 1t tells
OF young lieutenant who has been
wounded during a skirmish and, being
wen to do, hae gone abroad to spend
ms Through. Oh the boat returning
10 america he sees and falls in love
with young lady whom he is unable
to meet.
Being DESTROYS of keeping his arri-
val surprise from his family, and,
pfactlcal joker that he is, devises the
plan OF taking the place of their fam
lly coachmcn in order tC drive his sis
ter and her companion home from the
presidents ball, kissing her, she think
ing IL the audacious coachman, but
much to her delight discovering it TO
De none other than her brother This
was the plan, but like many other mis-
earned, FOR the impromptu groom mis-
read his carriage check, thereby get
ting the wrong coach and in conse-
quence planted smacking kiss upon
the lips or perfect stranger, no other
than the girl of the steamer The
young lady, justly incensed, orders his
arrest. After q night in the police
station he gains through his friends
private hearing, he is fined, and being
unable to pay is again remanded to
his cell.
During the trial the steamer lady
notices a striking resemblance in him
to her chum's brother, whose photo
graph only she has seen. Anxious,
however, for that acquaintance she
turns joker in us much as she pays his
fine and sends to his cell a note re-
questing that he call the following af-
ternoon and If able to show satisfac-
tory references, she will engage him
as groom. He accepts and anew the
trouble begins.
She endeavoring to make him hetray
his identity heaps all manner of de-
grading tasks upon the poor fellow
After one particularly trying day he
has words with the girl and forwith
tenders his resignation which she re-
fuses to accept. At this point the
stable boy rushes in bringing news of
the sickness of one of the horses, at
"AlSl tic S1OOln 6I1dtCnGS d DOOh uGd1-
ing on horses from the table and as he
does so, lets drop a paper from the
leaves which at glance he discovers
1t to complete plan of the fortifiea-
ton of an American fort. Being a SOL
der himself he feels it his duty to
stay in the house until the mystery of
how this plan come to be in the book
is settled.
1t is now necessary to go back and
pick up new thread. While abroad
the young lady's guardian gambler at
Monte Carlo and lost not only his own
fortune but the girls also.
During that time he met Russian
spy who knowing the old gentleman S
military career also his financial con-
dition proposed that if the gentleman
would give him the plans of the Amer
lean forts he would pay 100000 $780,
900 of which to bind the bargain is to
paid at once and note for that
amount accepts as receipt, the bal
ance to be paid on delivery of the
plans. This is agreed upon. The
young lady making copies of the plans
for her guardian, thinking she was
helping him to fame and wealth. Twas
during a moment of hurried conceal
ment the plans were placed in the
book and in the foregoing manner
found by the lieutenant.
The day for closing of the deal finds
the Russian on hand but the colonel
thinking better of his act wishes to
Withdraw. The spy is willing on con-
dition that the ward shall become his
wife, This is refused. The girl hay-
r ing overheard oil now enters and Of
fers to make the sacrifice at which
junction the groom who had been lis
tening, now takes a hand, snatches the
plans from the spy, returns them to
the colonel, then picking up the Rus
SLAMS wallet, containing the money
returns it to him, at the same time
ordering him from tho house. The
Russian now threatens to force return
payment on the note and departs.
The old gentleman, crushed, is lead
ont of the room by his ward. The
groom Selling the opportunity phones
a friend for funds to satisfy the note.
The young lady returning informs
the groom she knows his identity.
During beautiful scene their mutual
love finds voice and happiness again
prevails.
It is unnecessary to comment on
Miss Pringle's cleverness for she Is
too we'll known already and her re.
mutation for always having the best OF
support will be upheld so all may look
forward to the coming of this company
with much pleasure.
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