The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1915, Page 8

First Snow tn Twenty Years, LAREDO, Tex, Deo. 29.—Snow fell for an hour tod . Dolores, Tex,, ity-two miles northwem of hera A mow fell here, tho first time in ty years. The temperature was 30 rere, raasktil 22-Karet 22-Karet See ts OS ent ten My easy wm FINCH mar interest you 215 W. 4 Seat dee to Lareo 59th to GOth Street THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 239, 1918, © THE NEW PLAYS e | “The Devil’s Garden” Human and Appealing. | BY CHARLES DARNTON F you haven't explored “The Devil's Garton" leaf by leaf you may surmise that the play produced at the Harris Theatre last night is a holiday edi- tion of “Faust.” As a matter of fact, it ie hard English morality brought down to bedrock. William B, Maxwell's atory te 90 big Qn and fo true tn Its relation to the world as we find it in country or city that it takes a wide aworp, I simple language the t strong man who finds his weakness in the later years that whiten his hair, The fact that this man kills an- other ‘who has saved him from losing hie job of postmaster in an English town has great significance in the book. But the dramatization that WAith Ellis has made of Mr, Maxwell's story has its shortcomings. The real point of thie domestic tragedy i that Willian Dale discovers he owes his reinstatement as postmaster to a wife who has Kone up to London and re- | mained there three or four days with | the influential and viclous Mr. Barra- dine, who knows how to pull the ropes that control the post-office authori- ties. This, to begin with, ls (he whole stroy ax Maxwell wrote it. 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Re [cbarecter loses ac MA of strength when Dale kneels at No Interest No Extras the feet of the Baptist pastor in| yt his abject longing for “religion.” Fur- a On Terms of $2 a Week jto the reader, Dale returns to bis} me and burns a bloody shi a melodramatic fashion, when he n better have taken from his bag the | | mud-stained overalls that mark him, the book, as the murderer of | Again, loses a this certain powerful | degreo ther still, his solfloquy in the fi Act, with Its melodramatic suggestion | B of a future state, is neither here nor.| th t Dale does rouse himself | children of the Orphanage | carried back dead, “tan Harding made Dale a big, | etrong character, though in dress and speech he was not quite rough enough to make the man essen- tially primitive. By way of a little thing, the author of the at careful to make Dale say * himself an interesting, forceful and convincing actor. Lillian Albertson did B\ the boat work of her career as the MQ devoted Mavis, From the emotional is stress of the lodging house episode Vig to the peaceful content of tho coun- try housewife she was altogether | simple and human. Nora! draws Dale to her with the tion of youth that makes M4 |mind @ devil's garden when he reached middle age, was played with | something more than childish in-| tensity by Geraldine O’Brien, Will- | jtam Devereux guve @ carefully-con- sidered pe! ice as the decadent Barradine; All who have seen Alice Augarde Butler excellent as the caloulating Aunt Petherick, and the cast as a whole was a credit to the discrimi- nation of Manager Arthur Hopkins. 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