Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-10

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the principals.
Tho play needs the most careful
handling. for the lines and situations
ARE such that the actors must repress
themselves. rather than give full vent
I to their histrionic inclinations. The
lpIot is woven round police graft,
crooks, reformed. thieves Of the fe-
male gender. and 4 rich yorngg min 1'irnsn;s
lengfneer. fresh frtssls The Weater
MiIds aIin ,tpie b. 20, - II. 80 :
mark f.,- VIA - 4 ) psys' = a
the .badger game, the f:amc-cT IL
WI. oh the mark Is enticed. to tbs
APARTMENT of the lady in the case,
convenient time for the husband,
real or theoretical, TO dash In with
denunciatiens and an entire willing
mess to eomproahise his honor and In
lured feelings for asfat percentage Of
lthe victims available wealth.
81, The Deep Pilfpte. sVirgini9s
Bfissac takes the part OF Kate L Fall al.
Ion, known as fisc0 Kate, re-
afdfnaed thief, who lows a lot Of sure.
Itbing workers, and betty crooks to-
gather at her house, because they
i have something on her, It's a hard.
4 part Ftc, handle. and. Miss Brissac does
/ it yerylweH. When Kate learns that
] Harry I,elhnd Tray Hanford a crook,
/ has decoyed Doris Moore tEyelyn
i Hanbly) the tinsophisticated daught-'
Ter Of q Buffalo clergyman. to New
Il York on promise of marriage, and that
The intends to use her as the bait Ter
Il the badger game, to trap the rlcn
Il Westerner., William Lake flames Dill
Ttlonl. her better nature prevails, and
she does a Wholesale tipping-on aeo,
that prepares Lake for what ne may
i exepeet. ::..3 VIII = IL
| In the mean time a man with four
Inotches on, his gun" comes TO Kate
from Western friends. He is Gordon
81 Eayleek John Wray1, and he wants
! to lead a better life, having had more
II or less proyocation for sending all
81 four OF his victims over the Great d.
vide The little society of crooks OF
when. by the way, Pop" Clark, ex-
cetIently portrayed by Harry Clarity,
is the white-haired deanS learn Oh
Laylock's record. and deliver MIN 70
the police for blood money. he being
taken up as a "yag and hustled 10
the island until his record can be YER
flied - ~
This adds the last straw to Kate
load of anger, and she tells everything
| she knows to everybody on and Oh
stage. Of course forewarned Isl fore
armed-wfth pocket artillery-and
crooks are nightly fooled when they
try to bIaekmail the overlooking Lake.
1.-The latter. out of gratitude, and be-
cause he has fallen in love with the
bait" gives Kate enough money 10
comDlete her rescue by bribery, OF
Laylock. In spite of the cynlclSm Oh
INSPECTOR Bruce (Ferdinand Munlert'
lake believes in the innocence OF the
little lady from Buffalo, and this ne
nroves bv leaving a few thousand
dollars tucked into her hat, and al
lowing her to rescue it with approprl'
ate screams, when her false lover
T. Gland tries to annex it for current
| expenses.
IN the last act, there is some nice
gun play. Wilson Miner, who, 1t VIII
be remembered, was manager or the
| late Stanley ketchel, prize fighter
| once remarked to the writer that II
II
anyone with your fist in case or ar
l gument.
1T usually busts your hand anc
probably doesn't do much damage &c
the other guy" said Misner. Tine
| way to do, especially if the trouble
/ happens in a restaurant or bar Il
i to hit him with a bottle. Preferably
catsup. and then the poor fool thinks
he's .ieeding to death.
In The Deep Purple Miner couId
MT work in a catsup scene, but no
BODY makes the mistake Of hlttlnt
anvbody else. Laylock closes the play
very fttingly by shooting Leland II
the back, while everybody else sol
EMMY swears, Suicide" when the
police arrive. r. - 49,.
| Doris Moore. when offered he
] choice between a ticket to Bu1alt
= and a. perfectly good young man will
g. Ga