Judge — November 20, 1886 — page 6: what you’re looking at

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Sage: rendition of a character or ot TRYING HARD. | that has been so well | played here ought to hav to undertake has entire confides rr ability, and with most excellent reason. The lady is a genuine fa- vorite, and her pretty face uccounts for that gratifying fact to only a of dissipats These are the days when the relati “landlord and tenant inch stove vate tests nductad d ol smiles to. prov nowing a thing or two, but At the man who is pltying the role of Fe ee oly @ tenant likewise knows a thing or two—gener- see vad seconded want ally two. ‘The one may save the coal, but the carried that the thanks of | Mer Wastes the gus. theatre-going world «On to S seas theslogan which created be presented to Gumboil a tired feeling year or so ago, in a gold box. jes ame thing now, only it’s different : 577 | that is, it’s spelt “Sop! nd the Bohemians This is the effect “One are not so tired as they are enthusiastic. of Our Girls” had on a} = Boston man : __ THE LOVER. When Captain John When courting the maiden coy, Gregory struck the Comte Her heart is th carried de C eel Kate If you do the reverse, my boy, Shipley’s i Of what you'll do when married. Tike the’ deep. boom of some huge bell, — that SIDE WHISPERS. | broke the ‘silence of sus: A French horn—Absinthe. pense with one vast and 7 a: ita {| awesome peal and left : ee ig Fie Well, Dennis, this is foo bad. after) Oech "eirobbang i . . s do the big- hard to keep sober. heat , I tried wid all me might, but the fourth glass | An old broom can sweep clean when it is ig for re-elect A miser loves lis money as an old man loves his young wife. er It is appalling to think what the result would have been had this eritic tnken anything stronger than “One of Our . Pee ee en ee aoe cbs halves. It| The powder makes the noise but the bullet seldom drinks, but when it does it fills right up | oes the work. ; to the brim on raw material and for the nonce) 4 ™an is more apt than a woman to forget converts itself into a howling maniac. Wait ® kindness sooner than an injur, | tit the Olentt ““Theadore” iteall ite wild, west. A game fowl is proud because he always makes cock-sure. er fervency and Chicago-like suppleness is _ _ upon the Hub. Indulged in m Frank Hurd was true to his name only once Theodora” is a harmless sedative: this fall—He evidently believes more in free aight in the crude form, minus water | trade than in free speech. oti is the in riability with which the people in attendance bring along their feet. AN IDEA, “Pole revived to kne if we could real, good. spearean revival of Polonius, how sa- | lubrious would be ie development of the Danish atmosphere. The mother of Harry Montague, when tele- aphed to by Lester Wallack about sending son's body home, is reported in the London World to have replicd, You were his best friend in life; you 1 ep him in death.” Although this is all very touching, still it strikes the sordid mind of the Chicago Nevs- Letler as being adecidedly neat way of express- No use for the corpse The story of “Jim the Penman” is said to be sognded on fact. Nevertheless it bears a u's ** House on the . well-educated man, happily x in refined circles, yet in ue with a band of forgers of whom he is hief, constitutes the central figure, and his detection the groundwork of the plot. The play is unquestionably a strong one, and its production at the Madison Square has been brilliant and unqualified suecess. Miss Fortescue is a better actress than has. ‘on, my son, vv did nN been suspected. Her Frou-Frou is a powerful e he could only rent his cl he vanted to sell them,”