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Mr. Uot. S. Hill, who is now (raveling with

Sargent's "Forbidden Fruit" Company, Is much

praised for his performance of Dodi, the lawyer's

clerk. Mr. Hill Is a capable young actor of com

edy and eccentric parts, and has been received

with much favor wnerever he haa appeared, bar

gent's company performed last week at Haiti

more. Mr. Montague's new play, "Oar Idol," of

which Mrs. Harry Beckett, wife of the comedian,

Is the author, has been very successfully pro

duced at Providence, From the Journal of (hat

ciiy we obtain tho following sketch or the plot:

The play opens In an artist's stullo, where are

discovered Jack heamt$. an ambitious young ar

tlst and kind-hearted fellow j hott Make, a iuuii.

col composer, equally ambitious, but of an en

vious nature; and MaJga Uttktik, cousin to Aocf

and friendly to both, tsha remains here aa house

keeper lor the two young bachelors. The three ire

In conversation, when jUsior Hkytt, Ladg Bla(k.

maym and her daughter, babylftackmatnc, enter

to procure or A otl a requiem atthe request ora

deceased relative. They get li, and the act ends

with the arrival ol a lawyer's letter, which re.

quests them all to come to tbe residence of the

late Sir MfAflrdGeun, an eccentric and wealthy

old gentleman, who before his death had become

greatly attaehed to Aorf and Jaik. The second

act shows a room in Oaunt House. Here the will

of the deceased nobleman ta read, which declares

boil heir to the estate, much to tho disgust or

UAyfe and UUtknaynt, the expectant heirs.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

National Republican. (1877). Washington City (D.C.), 1877-02-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86053573/1877-02-25/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: National Republican, 1877-02-25.