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Show Iheathe. The "Kappaiee" was Itemed last uight, and all concerned re entitled to groat praise for having ('reduced such a pie.-c in 60 snort a uuie. Home of the scenes are as olab-'Mte olab-'Mte iu mechanic d as they aro Mart- '"'g iu sensational etl'ccts. Yet the j !''', like others of Boucicauk's sensa- Honal pieces, does not alone depend "rti scenic display. The plot is clev-'fly clev-'fly constructed and well worked out; "d beautiful temiuieuts aro expresfed in octie phrase, that rises far above 'lie ordinary dramas produced by the I'lay wrights of the age. The scene !" the second act where the siaw is deluged with water, and tho tire-scene ' 'be thud ac, admit of most startling start-ling and K-nNrtional effects. Miss Ihnoklcy appear! M tho heroine of 'ho piece, Grace QIW, lr. Th . on us Gincklc. the Dutch ronerab Miss Adams a Patuce; Mr. f,-Ken ie as O Malley; Mr. H;lrris ww-doctor; and the other parts were in conpetent hands. In the farce, Mr, Thompson ghowcJ hmiselt as happy i Irish comedv , m his Dutch specialties,. The "Rapparec" will be reputed , ibis evemug, lollowcd by the "Rival Dutchman," in which Mr. Tampan, Mr; Unrris will uproar. I A |