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Queer * Hamlet" How
Crush the Press Was
O'Connor's Conception
Analyzed - A
Histrionie Art Generally.
Ought Not to Talk Back.
HE past woek has wit. |
neasexd the closing
of that
Shakespoearian
Attempt to |
Mme
o Hamlet” |
an
Thwarted
of
An
debut
morist and emotional
ass, Mr. James Owen
O'Connor, at the Star
Theater. During his
extraordinary en-
gagement he has
us Hamlet,
ins and Bhyloeck,
Othello and Riche-
I think I like his
Hamlet best, and yet
it is a pleasure LO see
i n any t hing
wherein he kills him-
en
54
sil
Ene by
by the
made actresses,
a place for himself and
» great soap galaxy, Mr
in the hands
then
saraged
t, and
aldon
npor school
y A :
} VO
k he was i gnds of th
sy serenely of his
i
& man who
t wee
they spoke quit
it
i
boast
irtesios I askex
nd, and he said
y IK
ee t ran
ie, Dut ran
y Was
S85 He was {+ 3
i tickets Inte
far, far away
passionate tones, and
Fox could be found
| thought was still in
{| back and sid the box
| was in Europe. He said me
him inside. “Well, but
| sido!” 1 asked, «
I fancied,
{ Its iyre
i “Walk in," said he, taking in two doliars
i and giving back fifty cents in change to a
| man with a dead oat in his overcoat pocket
I went back, and springing lightly over
| the iron railing while the gatekeeper was
thinking over his glorious past, 1 went all
round over the thester looking for Mr. Fox
found him haggling over the price of
some vegetables which he was selling at the
stage door and which had been contributed
admirers and old subscribers to Mr
O'Connor at a previous performance
| When Mr. Fox got through with that I
| presented to him my card, which is as good
| apiece of job work in colors as was ever
| dorie west of the Missouri river and to
which I frequently point with pride.
Mr. Fox said that be was sorry, but that
Mr. O'Connor had instructed him to extend
| no courtesies to the press whatever. The
| press, he claimed, had said something do-
rogatory to Mr. O'Connor as a tragedian, and
while personaily would be tickled to
death to give me two divans and a folding
bed near the large fiddle, he must do as Mr.
and
and
ng red
in oven look
nversed with him in low,
i him where Mr
He did not know, but
Europe. 1 went
office that Mr. Fox
5 I would find
how will I get in
agerly, for 1 could already,
hear the orchestra begin to twang
ask
| by
i
he
TRYING TO EXTER THRE THEATER.
O'Connor had bid-or bade him, 1 forget
which: and so, keeping back his tears with
great difficulty, he sent me back to the box
seo, and although 1 was already admitted
6 goneral way, 1 went to the box office
il purchased aseat. I believe now that
hr. Fox thought he had virtually excluded
me from the house when he told me I would
have to pay in onder to get in,
I bought a seat in the parquet and went
in. The suditnos was not large ond there
were not over a dozen ladies present,
the stage.
It was called
Hrose 0
un usher to
an
roturned with the
through a little opening under
Then the overture was given
“Egmont.” The curtain now
scene in Denmark had asked
take a note to Mr. O'Connor
boy had
ol
requesting
audience, but the
statement that O'Conn Wis busy rehoars
And removing a siirred egg
ing his solilog
from his halid
10 promise an audi.
ence to any one do to
get enough himse
So the play wi
first act takes
stone
armed with long-has
guard,
All at once a |
overstrung Oh
Water
ia
It was all he eould
Ai
water tani,
J 3
WOEAring a «
$0 that harsh
there are
When the
Joys it Nob»
all. I knew i
any
We gh
which made
80 1 knew th
up to look
Une of
y prafs
Loving
tensively, he
gr
and the goners
The tr
than ever 1
fitried 1
eal
fame or
from medion
the heads «
earnest,
ing Yo bi
O'Uonne
tion ©
Juage
In seekin
beauty of Ham!
with the gent
Ground” Mr. OC
himself, as we
and 1 is but
curse the oo
ths press et ©
look ourselves
overestimated course
There are many
not dare say any thisg without first 4
ing how it will
whom we can not,
joy until un are
graves will be kept
the appropriation sss. -
World,
Tr
A
a
GY
ndemng
& CBr
over
today who
memol
tharefore, thor
JY d
green
a
A Jadivious Negro,
Old Uncle Mose had never been inthe
theater, but having stuck up bills for a the.
atrical troupe and bavi wl a com-
plimentary ticket fo the ga yy, he oon.
cluded to attend the performance. He went
dressed up in his Sunday attire. He had
not been in the theater more than half au
hour when he en 4d shaking his head.
FO
_
“Don't you like the performance, old
man!" asked the surprised doorkeeper.
“ No, sah, I don't like dem purformances
no way ye kin fix it"
“Why, what's ths matter?”
“Nuffin’' much, ‘ceptin’ a wooman on de
platform got to talkin’ 'bout family 'fairs
wid de husband ob anudder ‘oman, an’l
didn't perpose to stay. My olé marster in
Virginny got shot pln ter pieces for doing
dat berry foolishness, Dar's allers trouble
whar dat kind of foolishness is goin’ on,
an’ I'se a judishus nigger, 1is. Tdon’t want
tor bo shot in de Jeg by mistake, or be
brunged up as a witness in de case when it
strikes de courts." Nifiings,
Why They Moved.
A little Harlem boy, whose impectinions
parents are always moving from one house
to another, was asked by the Bunday-school
teacher:
“Why did the lsraclites move out of
Egypt!”
“ Because they couldn't pay their rent, 1
suppose,” was Sag reply.
Somewhat Conservative.
Old Lady "in drugstore, to boy)-—Kin you
recommend this linfmont as bein’ the best
In the market, boy?
Boy (dubiously) Well, 1 wuddent go fer
to recommend it too high, ma'am, on three
dollars a woek.— Tvd-Bits,
NOT MUCH.
No 1, Vol 11, of Collier's Once A Week, publish
od October M0, promises to be sn literary marvel
Amelie Rives commences i “Ow
H, Hider Haggard
utitled “My ¥
weird story,
Bones Island Legineg a
thrilling serial, « willow Laborer
bids fane
“Hy Bras. Yi
nA 1
it and J
Dion Bouceleanit continues rating 1rish
American novel, Bill Kye will tu
at his best; Edgar Faw lien Hawthorne
coutribulie special paper and opens
farion Harl
“Woman's tn A
World vn rinks t
as ¢ thea.
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When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Misa, she clung to Castors,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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