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utiliid \Vitli tli liaiiiist of ,'ifucts bun ior,siofl of t'as on tIn' 1:ti' 06,'h was
had tb' int cxa,ting hart ol all liii , lic such dominant cIiaract,'ritic of this
which lic interpreted with thu gri'at.t ii aniat'iir lit' inhlancu,
,r,'iiii and naaiitv, l{ fijoinijo' iii do- A. 11sT\cl madu a tolvintnlg, ntl id,
latioti itoh \mirieaii accent ntnt have ialigitatit and loud-talking, tuiiiii' only to
nt'ii'ssiittd Iiiiig and 1iaii,takng practice. in' 1iiirsu,'d liv thui' ii;utuirai ni'niek of iuiiicl-
.\ a result. intl ii, In' might hay' ti'ils'il taikiii alol over-i earing cI,aritcti'rs.
Pretty Mi 'liv Uraiuiig,ui
'F 11, I'' iii' I 'r i\hiO,'s
TI n' 1.1 'w- l nicked Car
C;iiii'ti en
liii' \\.t s .\5l'eii
Hills it l)iiiuigal
('1 >N(: l:i -i-
Biirki'.
M. Mulcahty.
1'. Keogh.
Trio,
.1. Him-art!, J. Hurl-a', F. \\'i'bh.
I howard,
'F. Murphy.
HIE, 1)1,' PhI ('I'I' 'i' OF DAVID I)
I)ti',' Fl iiiiln,n
I liii liati
Jerry i'tlitliine
l'"ttlti'r Iii right
"u- I hurt l'_nriglit
:1 I-truui,-r \i. ('ara1it'.
Hi.', .i.it';' F. tack.
'I'he kitchen of 1-I()iirilian'' faniiili 'Ion'.
J. "uuivth,
I Ian taut -
A. F iu,tac,'.
j: ('-'ullivuti
L. D. S.
The Italian Straw Hat"
fioni the pages Of an 0. I-henry sketch of langui' and dculing \vitli thc Hoitrihans
II,aV world ocietv.
ar' typical of the tialings of the si,iia'tinle
F. 0'ii,i,ivay. the fiddler, who struck the Castle I .,,iiillord class with tii' li'pi'd
htiiii'lv noti' with his old-tinui' airs, and uillir ii due soil. In cnseiliit'nce, lii
G. SMylat, tin' idle, cool, do/cc-Jar -nun/c Ii pc:1 t ii tall in being fooled by the
neighbour with his amusing streak of iv 'II- ii aini t I )avi' N%as a becoming and sati-
acted iallarttrv. did much to prodiii'.- that
tying ,iiiliision.
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THE DCFLIcIiv OF DAVID L I. It'aoil
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An adapted vcrioii of L' I /,ji'n dc /nuil/' a'' I/i/i' liv Labiih,'
FF( ) F F tin' I'asti'r
holidays th
'1' students prduni'tI
Italian Straw Hat,'' a four-act
'uiiedy by Laliuchi-, and cii iivni'd tlit' terni
with a most successful t'nti'rtainna'nt,
An Italian straw hat is not easily obtained
in Paris, but Mme I3aupu'rtius, a notary's
wife, has set bet lii'art oil having one, and
her husband has sent his clerk, Emile, to
procure it. As the latter is returning with
the prize, it is knocked from his hands at a
1 hoofs iusv corner aimd tranipli'il lii'ni'ath tit-
of a caii-horse.
I lot words pass
I t'tween Fuuiil,' and Fadinard, the occupant
of the call, who drives Off in a rage atter
dropping his 1ioi'ki't-iuook.
In this Emili'
,iu,,',,i'ers his addres and also sonic diniiIraging
remarks concerning Fadinard's
prospective father-in-law, Nonancourt, a
nlirs,'rv gardi'umer. lii- liasti'ui' to tb- address
auud threatens ti i reveal tli' stcruts of the
pocket-hook nouns at on,. i)r1''nted
with an exact replica of the lost hat,
Fadiriard is in a fix. It is his ivi'ddiig-day,
and his fussy father-in-law arriv,' just thin
ivitli uncle \e,,inet deaf as
post), followed
hv the bridal iimrty with wedding pr&'sen ts
in eight eals. With sotii,' difficult they are
hutiu,lh'd off to tin' Registrar's, while
h'athiard hurrii' wit to s-cure t1W hat.
At thr bouni't shop frenh ditt'iculti,-s arise.
II- funds that Clorcau, the propr'tor, is one
to wlionu lie owes ,00 francs, and trouble is
i-i'aded only liv a promise Of a dinner to
Cli:irean and liii' frieniin that evening. At
this moment in pours the bridal lintv,
mistaking the shop for the Registrar's, and
amusing sl'efles huilow,—\oancourt alter-