Judge — June 30, 1883 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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THE JUDGE. piece that not only promises to have a long THE PROBABLE REMEDY. run at the Madison Squ it ivalso to bey h . put npon the road for our country coustus to, MR. Scuiatenstay, who resides in York udmire and a ; a plaud! ght opera monopolizes most of the other ite theatres that are open, and thestar of Strauss PAber When he F is in the ascendant. cing the fact that Andre Phe Queen's Lace Handkerchief” attracts nd killed ina saloon row, numerous admirers to the Casino rice ©The Dot ish von pad. dit Princess of Trebizonde” and the fair Lillian sid Mr, Schimmerman Methnsilem” shall have reached a ripe old Vy, Sechackson vas ded alreaty. Vat de age at the Coamopolitan, we hope that the do new, Lreckon? [vet rdemerits | Operatic Royal Family will s is seclusion, vats dirty ve nd ne 2 vOR, on Sau h needed rest. how dot goun- Emost of them — midout Sheneral CORRESPONDENTS. sete na leu Sheneral ow gone, Mr. Schneider it San item anneun- 7 his friend Schuici- Witatevin may be the merits of the pieces produced at the Ma Theatre. ot rtai | pay. Whether it is bec ' show remarkable said i TI Conaesroxpents wits SR TAKE NOTICE THAT THEY vell, vell, dot vos pad: but be Hint plese Uaiy ats, Ot whe war vein orice ot thet pes tne, wares wae dent mebbe dose boliticians hunts up von of Ni aad thoy would 1 witha rattle, tic & Se Sie RATERS’ ARJUETED ATER 48 FAR his poys, ain't it? De beoples got to haf ae | with a straw, ns upon which 1s event wn Tue waren, SemMepody to vote for, anyhow ~ x reserves hisdecision, After with CONTRIBETIONS WILL BIE c so are. h, dot vos so,” admitted Mr. Schim- QCEST CLAIM FOR REMUNERATION MILL RE ESTE he is, however, reluctant- } merman; and the old gentleman ed his in! ly obliged to confess that he suspects the lat- | Perey PAI right; you will hear from us. at MHL Ke Wear that the Union | i ter reason has much to do with the success | |p p. L.—We will answer you ina week or two. I . | ‘o be sure it is su- PALS. Brooklyn.—Declined. Send stamps for ; ting’ te foe'the moat (WR ne Rend seampe A SMALL boy who was purchasing candies and the scenery, as usnal, Weer Troy. —Verses declined, Other matter un. 7 za stand, “twelve for te cents, 4 But the play isconventional and | der-conside ht the ven ke jta baker's doz- | uninteresting toadegree. In the third successful in treatment, and was the reply. Par. | two young no ito the to our columns, or didn’t al Taltonch ct incasible enideraand Send stamps for return of your MSS, if Make the remark merely for the sake of the Ba F als ie boy Tintions (eho: hes We have quitea pi pun, or to choke off the small boy’s importu- i |] aa Patter heey tite liek are nity, where did that expression, ‘a baker's ah : pa ed notice at the | dozen me fre j which pr laces w convulsive movement akin feavar to: reallas Then tlyeae two Ceti proces to | pie te stick. whether ft pleases you or not.) Barrteron Court” is the title of anew sand one goes off, legving the other Mwrne. "A little know is a dangerous Dovel, and, if the purchaser dees not like it, { : wmes frightened at noth > little that we should think you he will feel as if hy heen fairly (or un- 4 ing noint i eure irators for usea fairly) caught, himself. BS ! f You certainly ea _ mach i ed to co imagi- | Bat oell it to Tue, det s the best sauee;” but most poo- for very much of that kind. “Hesorn ple do not nary snakes in the pers. This at the M a woman! of her boots or slip- 1S und from Faxsy.—We will lay it away until winter, a frequently, and we y creep into typ STILL waters sometimes run deep, but oft- en become stagnant am the pink net of the ved of snakes; after which | me terrible men, led by wh—not with dance and sand me Instead coffee, as we have been in the habit of seeing Max do in Dive und Si- beria, he | pistols or fists (we forget which) and is withont apparent effort knock- ed out in one roun U by the ulwart arm of George Clarke (tl ud the curtain decorously falls, to rise a erpillar fe girl who thrilling episode Max Freem song, but with of handi en puissed) on Rillie Deaves) who ean chat ina given time than any la we ever saw except Lizzie Simms) enter shows herself for one brief moment in a blue dressing gown, after whieh she retires and ap- pears ays soon us cireumstances will per- mit, array white silk robe with long black silk son her hane arms and two poppies on her left collar bone. The Rajah gives her a bit of paper, which Be ; ssa would have conveyed his late uncle's proper- \ g ty to her had it heen signed; but, weairingeall RuRe WY logal questions, he leaves the pap of \ Hose Raoisy erty in her und exits—whereupon Mr Max Freeman (th aped convict) fp from a window, and after frightening as much sis the caterpillar did, threat- || ens to shoot ‘The Rajah, Int isdiverted from || his purpose by the promise of a free pardon, | Gladys, then suddenly discov the man she thought she rhs up the paper that bore no THE PERFECTION OF ACTING. and all ends well. And this is the | sek ut her ayratin’ that turnip, ant aheddin’ teare as nat'r lus if Cucas coal geniveine horseradish.” comicbooks.com