Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1881, Page 9

SEHis “URE AGD —T BUT! ~ SUNDAY, SEPTERBiN—rmi, ~188I—-TWENTY “PAcsEs 9 OR TUESDAY, MAW 8 SAID: The Supplementary Season at Was opened last night with the production, for the first time in this city, of W. D. Eaton’s FOUR ACTS. A FARCICAL COMED The piece was received with LAUGHTER PROVOKED BY THE » UPROARIOUS | \PPLAUSE, With which it abounds, and which follow on each other with such rapidity that the FUN ON THE STAG WAS CONTINUQUS, AND THE IBRRINBIY AMONG ‘THE AUDIENGR TRCESSAMY. I would be almost impossible to enumerate all the situations that came out of mistaken identities and other amusing causes. As' Dr. Goodwin, was INIMITABLE, and whenever he was on the stage the AUDIENCE WAS CONVULSED WITH LAUGHTER.