The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1901, Page 9

‘THE WORLD: ‘fUrsDAy! Wau VMN G, RON coast i2, it vi. THE STORY OF A LOVE BEHIND A THRONE BARR tis CUTCHEON avlisher.) (Copyrighted by 1. 8. Blore & Co., Chicagy, and Usot by Spec the Princess pi It is as sac ne other than you must go! een planned Michael who had a ng her hands ¢ ezand the act as sacri I trembled asx he took playing with fire,”’ doher hand head sinleng hand was near his fe the upward progress. finding that hers w Hie semblance of a smile touching her in a happy dream. ‘The lps! The lips! 1 rushed into his heart; me At) die | Nicotine’ and “The Little Minister.’ “Graustark’’ is undoubt- edly the literary hit ot the Apart from the stir- ness of love lips trembling wit themactves against. hie 1 upon the tempting face. Kiss those lips but once his would be complete. she opened less at the command of the master- ring episodes and adven- Glecretionsnas ne command | should tures that crowd its pages, there is a tender and heau- love story through it all. American. the strain The hero is Yo one can read his story without being proud of his own national- The book has had phenomeval 3 of blue met the eyes of gray and theh blue sharp etrug t d, oser as if restrained and tmpelled by sho interrupted saine emotion—arrogant i long as 1 ¥ in t 1 ay be of fervi , and she obeyed. {cannot ative you out first kiss of love! he trembled from head to foot, Then their ly sT would a] the tang Vi the top of the broad staircase he held out Ne hand and murmure talked-of novel of the ycar. nur Highness! y, this second wide with terror, placing hor hand th his after a moment's heslta- niebefeletelelelelet-ieteieielntetelt A ei SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. Lorry, & young American, goes to Kingdom of Grau: and she sprang elnbetnieiatetniebeinieinletn! THE KIS telelet: ates Under they? name of Guagenslocke: Marry Angus e invited by her to call the following day. the Americans are taking addy op to reat under the pi That’ evening a fends samlve to 4 ering the parace with the DRAWING CLOSER. Fr liter the tw castle walting for tie him with the more paused einyoluntarily at Larenz was |GRACE G eect ihrer ine | m his wide, standing before him like Bay net vet: telanad) mey tertous persona they cal! {ng the princess, Lorry 4 Miss Queena} the kidnappers, but his love for Yetive and sgh hia hands were clinched In rage at have you done?” He staggered to ntle~ even ts (that Gravstark: must pay an enormous war In- nd the guilty ones whirled to Le ata lt Kise! look upon the witness to thelr blissful | tit iu hain at a near 4 jent money to me 4 that there ts not hine levelted at the hea Stoad Allode, the CHAPTER VY. Princess and Woman. day Lorry Were. alse threatening carhine. vertu HE following from Countess _dotails of the Princess's dilemma, Ye seemed she had one chance of saving her country. + Lorenz, son and heir of the Prince of Axphain, loved her; and his father had | Promised a fifteen-year renewal of the indemnity and easler terms of Interest on condition that the Princess Yetivo would marry Lorenz. The principality of Dawabergen jay to the south of Graustark. Gabriel of Dawsbergen—a lawle: alonate man—had the Princess appealed aid. He had promised to cancel the debt if Yetive would become his he form of n xide of dashed landed sudden i xtand their words, but ek had saved him from death Dome you Mare to drink that tonne!" Payon thet | her face the of combined agony and -rellef, membered the biighting Kisses and then What do you mean ing amazeme members of his pa he oth ri} sald tood as If spell: | hupprensed 8 at did you ray to alm? 1 mean that you «peak of the Do you undera | of Grauatark, you miserable o “Oh! screamed the Prince hat, beg of your was to—was to put down his gun.” “T know that, “J—ach, to save you, stupid! reaching for to interfer “rit insult you more She abhorred both men; Gabricl's sult, 0 nhe rejected while leaving Lorenz's fn abeyance, knowing she must accept Is bie fat sit mouth of the Prince. ness landed under a table t told him that he was to—was to had not been" — resources fail, Meantime she had hoped against hope until Lorry's arrival at Graustark, and now his coming bad complicated: mat- ters, for she found herself in love with him with all the intensity of her pure young nature, Hearing the story of Prince Gabriel's wild adoration for Yetive and bis fury rejected, Lorry Thtt 1 had not heen—offended gasped, standing atift and straight, with eyen glued upon the obedient gu A. “You were not?” he rapturously “anid it only, to upon the hot ve your Jife flercely upon him. eae of th e with several savage blows, after which Graustark spectators’ an Shall’ never ImUAt GO—KOU muN leave, here at once! Do you hear? Goat Rinse AN ele yo Ue right formed @'to say of mez” (3 i ‘d It was all over | mensation that wou! of generationg had been created, 1 an Instant, t SE shall a Tivo dn ths gosap | and wets MAUDE | ADAMS, AS HEROINE, LIFE OF “QUALITY STREET.” Dainty Actress Scintil- lates Through Bar- rie's New Play and Gives Vivacity to Some Lines and Situ- ations: that Might } Otherwise Be Heavy. ! {Wh viters It about a newyplay by Narr Ms Maude Adams who holds forth 4 le Knickerbocker Theatre. That om juch enthustasm, laat night, to- row next and soon ad jaint little actross, an neTisms as an Irving, seems for theatre-golng folk and a s well, for # an bewitch ) an evening of fan- Kreat praise to her and good « her manager, though we have a few words for him. But, by your leave, let us cross sticks or what ever be the polite attitude of pugnacity beyond the Frith of Forth with Play- wright J. M. Barrle—a creature we had once loved In memory of “My Lady said, |) When Mr. Barrfe assumed to write a comedy for the American stage he ve abandoned the style in ntributors to the Edin- vogue among the} purgh Review There {y much fine language and more mmand you}good humor, a spice of epigram, a ¢ y J leave the] quyor of pathos and a seasoning of wit You will let_me con 'o] ‘yroughout this new play, “Quality at|Street," but the author's invention 1* not on a par with his word-amithing, The result Js a play without action. It Is saturated with conversation, but, in go of the Bowery, there ts “nothing dotng. As might be expected, the thirteen persons in the cast are compelled to act at all times to maintain a sem- blance of vivaclty. ‘There 1s one man who has more than seven sentences to say. Then there Is a youngish old maid, his elder sister—the genuine arttcle—and three female neighbors, all spinsters. The ladles hnye the show to themselves. Fact {s, Mr. Barrto has elaborated a 5 Aelock tea episode into four acts and garnished it with the wit and pathos of an old lady's sewing circle, It might have struck London as hilariously fun- ny, but Broadway yawned. Miss Ad- ams, unaided, by the potency of her art turned @ night of gloom fnto a joyous oceaston, Sho was a wellspring of vivacity and winsomeness. She flouted and pouted, flirted, danced, wept, frolicked, all in her fascinating way, and held her audl- ence In a hypnotic spell. Whatever aho did they approved. Moreover, she looked exceedingly well, There were no traces of the asceticism of that summer vaca- tion In a convent in the south of France, character lines about the mouth ears of slender women—had . and 1 could almost swear her arms seemed plumper, Sydney Brough in the role of a bluft voliler lover gave a well-drawn char- Acter portrayal, The others were un- meim@ionable. OTHER THEATRES. Russell continues to crowd the m with "A Royal Family.” in "Eben E. M,, Holland's succe: no way de- Holden,” at the Savoy, ts creasing Nothing but approval {s shown by tho Emptre audiences who see John Drew tn The Second in Command." William Faversham in ‘A Royal Rival" at the Criterion draws the same full houses, w Yorkers flock to the Garrick to Message from Mars.’ by awtrey and company Liberty Belles" are as ga: ver x heartily appreciated at the Mad- Square, , Ison Garden Theatre patronage continuas as latse aa when “If I Were King" wax put on there by E. H. Sothern SisoTH TIME, um. oO a crowded house was ord pleted by M iske with da of the Balcony the Man- MRS, FIS. atre-goers enjoy the dazzling nes of "The Sleeping Beauty and the ist’) at the Broadway, to He Dagmar | Io Roy a Clayton headed a success- ful vaudeville bil at Tony Pastor's. last week of renter Academy, W. A, Brady's ay Down East" return> goes James T. enger Woy,'? at on “The Grand Opera-House patrons were de- lighted Jast night with “The Red Kloof. Louls and Clara TApman heading the en the 7EORGE TO-NIGHT, Grace George in Lottie Blair Par! “Under Southern Bkies” opens to-night Ys Jat the Theatre Rep: ric. -| “tm Lande der Freihelt’’ and. ‘Das her) Veberbrett’ {s the excellent double bill at Philipp’s Germania Theatre, Stoddart In “The Bonne Briar ied the Harlem Opera-House my the Howard & Emerson's Own Company pleased the Third Avenue audience, ‘ull houses are the order of the day the Elsie De Woite A prince of the realm had been bra- tally assaulted! Holling his jaw, Lorenz picked him- rom the floor, several of his friends to bis ald was blood on hie kled to Ma hint front, F ments he stood panting, giar Lorry’ mocking face “y nd chin F some ne at 1, worenz of Axphaln, alr, he sg, hl quivering) with F it 4 pleasure to kill you "opserved his adversary, dis: noran lexe-majes fo very much cons noaway, the Prince the enfe uhend ¢ m, fol dil his chattering, cursing com. I Prince Gabriel was atanding door as they passed out. He Amerteans sharply, and Jetected something like rium ay in his eyes lord! Lorry, this means. a Don't you know that?” cried he ried upstairs, » 1 do, And Um going to kill that. villain, too," exclaimed Lory Toud enough tobe heard from one end room to the other, In hour later Lorenz's seconds The | waited on the Americans. The Prince they sald, would walve his rank and hight Lorry at dawn with platols. , IN him," sald Lorry, ‘catmty, P| and went to, bed (To, Be Continued.) Vevey evey eye) oo or Good OOK OOOD and her excollent company present Clyde Fitch's “The ¥ : Porta Dorothy Donnelly made her first ap- pearance Inat night as the leading Ww an of the “New England pany at the Fourteenth St and scored a hit. * REVIVED, “EAST LYNNE Marie Wainwright in her old success Bast Lynne.” recetved an enthuslastt< wel ome supported by Donnelly Stock Company at the Mi Hi iast ntghe, omPany ath ete The Auctioneer, David | Warfleld, continues to sell out his stock of seats at the Bijou, Sven greater than usual was the crowd which rejoiced last night tn the w York with the tuneful and me: orodora’’ on tts anniversary, “HoltyTolty” and the new. burlesque on Message from Mars’ are the fun vehicles at Weber & Flelis's. ae pmas E Shea} pera. his annual perta agement at fie Metropol; in “The Man-o-Wars Man’ sheaected Such a bunoh of beauties as those In the $10,000 art studies at Kelth's has seldom been seen. DAN DALY EVER POPULAR. Dan Duly, funny ever large alice of appreciative Inuchter at the Herald Square with "The New York- ers, The McKinley groups in wax attr: special attention at the Eden Mu ted Scribner's Big Show at Hurtig & Sea- mon's was greeted by etonns of ap- plause, Anna Held's, latest success, “The Little Duchess," continue: thustastic crowds to draw en- the Casino. a At the Proctor houses, “Mme. Butte: fy" In Twenty-third Street, “Blu Hitty-elehth Mes tn the © have not seen Mr sare Return’ ving for weats Henry V.} as tt is hie last lo Burlesquers filled the Theatre Stock Comp THI; BROOKLY Menry Irving and & warm reception at the evening. where i naractera and won many m tation from th receives ch was more than when originally with delight. Tan and the company well-known playe w aa Harris on DAN DALY INTRODUCES NEW STROLLING WALTZ. Comedian and Virginia Earl Win Applause Nightly by the Novel Performance. Among the raany original things As she appears in the str + into space, PAL i ta to be known as the “Strolling Waltz," FIGS MAKE A FAMILY ILL. Surgeon Finds It Unnecessary ake Them ¢o the Honpital, An ambulanco called from Roosevelt Hospital at 6.90 o'clock this morning shou) ix danced to. slow ed from the touches her wals comb! nation BUOU vai vAR ASCO ie Wray & 20th, Next Ma W! AR AUC TEL Wet é HOUT TOY. cs ESSE Fa MARS Pat hiwey MATINEE TO. DAY. tw enc without having to take them to the hys. AVegetable PreparationforAs- similating the Food andRegula- H ‘Ling the Stomacts ind Bowels of INFANTS “C HILDREN Promotes Digestion Cheerful- ness andRest.Contains neither Opium, Morphine nor Mineral. NOT NARCOTIC, PPavtpe af Olet Dr SAMUEL PITCHER we Sed ~ eo Roshetls Salle ya ea on Pore Aperfect Remedy for Cons! «Apert Remedy fo Diarrhecn Worms Convulsions, Feverish- ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. 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