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Show 0 TEMPEST AND 8UN8HINE Woods and Cbalkcr present a dramatization dra-matization of Mary J. Holmes woll known novel "Tempest anTT""" shlno" by Lem D. Parker Th ,n" has ft8 Its foundation the" 1 Phy of character In (he two 8ls , " of which grows naturally Zl T ably, tho episodes and entali "l' which combine to make th ?? Lacy, Is by virtue of his S, F' with them both so Involved h? Interests as to become tho r . figure of tho story. Tempest', ",?" passlonato nature leads her in, takes which bring her ,ho lous consequences, though sho h no moans the sort of wonian " ! b conduct can bo made tho 81lbect f reprobation. The vllllan of thP l& W Is personated by vllage postmaLr Joseph Dunn, at first a mysterlou. Individual, but who afterwards turns out to bo rnther n common kino, of criminal. Tho play os ontertnlnlng, and well told, pure, sweet, an Idyll of loyalty of lovo thrilled through and through with the tender graco ot a day that is dead. At Thatcher Opera House next Tuesday night. |
