Inter-Mountain Republican | 1908-10-11 | Page 14 | Paul Gilmore in New Play

II PAUL GILMORE CILMORE IN NEW PLAY I I Paul Gilmore b began gan his season In Tho Boys Dos of ot Cor Company B 13 at Bridgeport Bridgeport Bridge Bridge- port Conn on oTt Friday September 25 25 5 I after a preliminary performance at atRed I I Red Bank Batik N. N J J. J on the previous evenIng even even- lug Ins 0 for the benefit of the Second Troop cavalry National Guard of or New ew Jersey Jer Jer- sey at which the highest officers of ot the state militia were present It was the same old story tor on both evenings eveninG's and has been at ever every performance per per- since Paul Gilmore Is la such a tremendous favorite fa wherever he plays and und has l such uch a stunning part In such a stunning pia play that he ho Is Js In receipt of or an ovation from his audience au au- au e cI every night The Tho part of ot Tony Allen gives gl him the best opportunity he ho has hats ever had of ot expressing re his daring humor and antI his brilliant comedy Ho plays the part as ono one critic Sl says S with a frankness frank frank- ness a grace a gusto a persistency of or egotism that are aro merely enchant enchant- ing Another writer calls him a ua I gal s-al in Jn art an and deviltry All Au of ot his work vork sn says ys s 's still a third he does with so light a hand and anti with so fine a of proportion that It would I seem seen that he lie had purposely set himself him him- wem without self to win allowing th the hearts of his them to suppose for c a moment that he Is Js tr trying One who has evidently made a I study of Mr Gilmore's methods tes s Paul Instinct for tor the plc- plc Is rarely at fault He pie pares his effects He studiously anti and de dex- dex arranges his hb with SomethIng ot of that passion for Cor effect which enters So largely largel Into the work Of the dramatist the painter tor However the tho era ora- J disguised himself Is always the heroic fIgure and he evet evel busy In Js is rl arranging discovery and surprise To his onlookers his he Is ever e own with strong the Indifferent self olt Instinct instinct In- In In ing you holding you ou as silent j gra grave vet and leading as the end you captive to the tho I