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Richard Allen, as “Nolrtler,” and
Thomas Edwards, as 1 Abbe Faria," de
serving especial mention. Miss Mar
shall, as "Mercedes,” was fair, in spots,
Mr. O’Neill certainly won a warm
place in the hearts of Albany theatre,
goers last night, apd whoever iqtl-!
males that he has lost any . of his *
cleverness will find In/eviirjl fmemter)
of last night’s audience, a chjimplga,:
and a defender of the' ^ritit romantic
actor.
Ihcldentalfy, the management of
"Monte Cristo” deserves great credit
for staging the entire production, al
though hindered by preat difficulties.
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JAMES O’NEILL
IN “MONTE GRISTO.
A (Splendid Production at the Rawlins
Theatre Last Night.
preclatlve audience, "Monte Cristo,”
with Mr. James O’Neill, greatest of
romantic actors, in the stellar role of
the play, which he has made famous,
fLfld ;whloh,’ in, turn, .has. made thim .fa-,
mous, was presented at the Rawlins
theatre last night.
Interest was at high heat from the
first entrance of Mr. O’Neill as young
Edmund Dantes in the first part of the
first act, and at no time during the
progress of the performance did this
interest grow the least bit cold.
Mr. O'Neill is a past master In the
art of realism. Every word came as
distinct and clear as a bell, every
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had not to speak a word. In the first
act, he didn’t have to act happy ancf
care-free. He looked the part. In his
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ieed have been spoken. The contor
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