Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
MAN FROM HOME"
ATTRACTION
TONIGHT
After More Than Month Of
Hard Work. Cast and Man
agemcnt Will Present Re
suit of Their Efforts.

NIt more than month OF prep.
...uu which Inrludcu great manN
"details uruuliy omitted Ia an amatcu.
.'H. .Hp cas-. ana management, of tHr
Nuu From Home the bench. play
20 lp. staged iUI the y ". G. a.. ave
a l1s. ready 10 present The result az
tu'.r efforts 60 the approval o. the 10.
,N public The play is good one
aud bias been well worked up The
east ls VOL solicited. che scenery vii
n, a surprise to most people ana the
entire production Ui the play bears
81 hu.sH and smooiuucss that DIS not
always seen 900 professional prcsonia
lions
Il, leading vomans part that of
EIH1 th, American girl, De- uCins
Iak,u 3D., Mas. Edna dcthsaI and BE-
well handled Mys Michigan has stu.
died .ht character Ions and hard and
U,t Wugh as Ethel shows the timu
srDni ON DO Not so extreme ass the
eyucJnt accepted idea CO. the Amer
tDlu e.Il abroad Mrs McizEars pOI
travail OF thc character appeal. more
90 fho American mind than would one
cUucd ont according to European
ideas She displays charm aud an
impctuous girlishness that ht the nu-
thors conception at the part
Miss Dolores Hunng h. all yiyaciiy
and daintiness as Madame de- Chan.
pasni. thu French CoWtCssc. whu aids
Lord uaWCaste in his very milu vi.
lalnr
Miss Ethel 4 Hickey as Lady
CIccCh. leaves nothing 90 hc desired
She displays ON the stage the typical
characteristics %. the English dow
agor she represents and brings TO her
aid wide range OF experience, some
OF % gathered in England last year
As Milford. the Earl OF Hawcuste,
lack Harycy's delightfully."- English &C.
cent which - not acquired by imita.
ton. be- perfect
Tie cOncocts his innocuous schemes
for the spending OF other peoples
money with such smiling assurance
at his moral right 10 do So that the
audience undoubtedly will chuCkle
with him al the time he is on the
stage
Ills son. the Honorable Almeric ST
Aubyn, viii be- handled by j.. r. Lane
VINO has appeared several times be-
fore local audiences
: H Walker brings TO the charact-
cr ~ the Grand Duke Nasili pomp
business Of manner not the less con
,iucing because only acquired at rc.
hcarsals ana acts his part with ability
ana dignity
Michael McGunness. an old tayorite
in local plays. viii present Mariana, a
maltrc dhotel at the hOstclry IN
which the action takes place Nj Me.
Guinness will undoubtedly be one OF
the hits of the play His italian is
perfect. even Co The gestures and his
half confidential descriptions OF the
hotel guests are killingly funny
a $ Spivcy. as his assistant MI
chael S. very clever and had ne a
longer part might make quite sen
satiOn
John - Digger as the American
youth abroad with his sister IS All
THAI could be- desired In profession
al play iip acts with an ease and as.
suraucc which M in exactly with the
needs of the part
rs q Arcns who has appeared in
several of the tuiversitys plays, has
uuc of the hardest roles of the play,
,t1 les able To handle Il Ia such n man.
u"r ar 90 reflect great credit on him.
eli His work includes the most dra-
matte speeches AZ the play and the
manner In which he denounccs the
villain Is sure 10 bring JOY 10 the
hearts of the gallery gods he Is not
humhaetic iu thc least and hc plays
without unnecessary mclodrHmd. buf
BEL none the less convincing aud
s'ruug
" q Wloth and A S. Spivcy Will
uakD q bin on the strength of their
costumes as Carabiu'ui alone Their
conversations ia italian and the ac.
tlouR Thereof, called ont are ludiCrous
in the extreme
8. the Man From Home" Elwoo1
u Nbrl-hl VIII have one of he most
difficult roles in which ne has ever
appeared in the city, vet hc handles
/. boo simple clear manner, with an
Doe ease which ~ requires, Tahu,
the point or view that an Ordinary
average American would naturally