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10 av, It is theol artistic etf wally instructive to wateh the tof a sti upon his company, for to see how they get his faults, or tt become such in their hands, mannerisms t his. virtues Bob Ingersoll of the total depravity. Teall e that is declared to be a stars Tam thinking of are shes—the conspicuous feminine luminaries that have lately illuminated our theatrical Modjeska, Janauschek and Rosina Modjeska’s leading star, thou to the association, has a wrench his vulsive wrig and how rarely they approxin isenough to ec truth of the doctri the star generic te heavens, hy new rady learned to motions out of himself by con les that just miss the serpentine dame’s nerve Ss throes: and y Shaw, who has for sev the foot of t of the wisdo: as good as Modjeska herself if she were as seasons sat at red so much of imitation that she might be wmaliel, has | handsome a w yo and had as muse and nius, vuld catch the little subtle tricks of voice psture that the difference between mediverity and greatness, Bat after all this is not one of amiss is as bad as a mil sin whieh improved by her ww if she ther ulm of her art, and par y for th it save would carry her tev ~ she audiences 1 its tende sympath mig rted mem Doubt! ry Stuart” Tas a diss but there is ud this is Miss able disco ers much to present her successfull ri and ill-favored princess ach at thing as succeeding too well W's fate. So fa abeth is an uncer of the part, and thoug iously damning her with faint praise, it is in nd humble dl this sovervign vod rendit n y seem malic: the purest spirit of dispassionate inquiry that Dask why sh rto have a broken nose ? There e that she wore dresses that loc uriey on this that her neck be e were broken or point, but is it imperat stringy? If Miss SI her neck were stringy. ht unfit her for the might feel a delicacy in spe frankly of misfortunes so. serious; Ii far from we both her and the pubhe to call her attention to the faet that she need not be afraid of over. e's however, these things arver she b n, it is a benevolence to reeable aay be | ty, she isa sulliciently | JUDGE. unities of the performance ¢ herself to look as as well as she prevailing cations, parental blessing minations, Th habit of maki has grnwn « 4 point by her and ¢ artisti many of their most dr in doubt | bare | this tears of my grandy do not in themselves cover any y conclu the painful wrong emotion, the ce ed in his attendan Rufus Cho: make headway in much the sort whe » power is upon their singularity ments, and in the sentir little st that agonized mon miseries of her * Milliner’s Bill the gentlemen associated with her evic find hy not to say dang | remarked that it is opinion that they do that their eyes, rolli rous to nobody crime every man of the Ve Proverty-Houpr, Weary Orricer— you think.” shadowing Mary Stuart and so destroying the weuliarity in Janauschek’s company isa tendency to swallow last words in such important deliverances as curses inve ter greatest living wering her voice equently on her associates IL the detinite character of atic assertions is left Such broken phrases as On my bended knee will or ron ty father’s tombstone to while necessirily touching and inspirir of poctic diction and tenc left te listener he is subject to g with the much ity of dilati nembers of Miss Vokes's company reproduci all respect to those y inimitable Still) affected by the manner of Miss Vol tal situa “In Honor Bound” falls about with the sur iracterizes Miss Vokes's nts in the very unsentimental r habit of rolling her eyes urenthetically it ex company would wake up here you've got gall to wa May be thisayain is 1 they think cessive pltinness they in fol ex's lead, but they vor of her ag have to lee the country f the tative passion altogether ness; theirs is of rveryalay, housed onder that pility, whi tration of the question’ of its undes msoli propesitic inating women bed but hi ites what differen is superfluous, She is ugly ee ten uni dees that Miss Chester is a beauty ye forced ty the minutes, what ditfer Ile that Miss V irpese of sh me comin r just a bon a vuld be when obl her sparkli mersonality ¢ ale that all as complacently It is neti in the sit simil vto be their common heritage a stat Zs most devoutly to be wished. jut ns ied by a scotting and per verse generation JUST ABOUT HER VALUE. “You do not seem to like that lady,” said the JepGr to a conductor on the Eighth surface lin stid the conductor thou whtfully, does, and shows paints as. sh liamonds as she does, and at the same bill y time she bly you are te treat pasengers respectfully, you know nd I de. sir—T do. Whatever I think of that lady "here he winked with tr vendous me small boy on the ly asa five A JepeGe contributor tells of an an Who shuts the door in italies COOL AND COLLECTED. I think there's a burglar in my house.” n what comicbooks.com