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j pression in the Comedy Drama“We Are King.”■1While much hail hem anticipatedin a dramatic way .of the presentation of “We Are King” at the handsof Lawrence Kvarts, vet it even surpassed the hopes of the magnificentaudience at the Hale Monday evee-aIt‘I11iug when It was swayed to and froI with the pulsation of excitementbrought about through the excellentwork of the lanies anci gentlementowho were portraying the chaiactersaoof the drama.There was an immense amount ofsatisfaction of witnessing a perforruance where one is not continuallyapologizing to oneself for the shortcomings of the actors, and in thecompany supporting Mr. Kvartsevery one was a finished product ofthe stage for the character tbevassumed. Around Mr. Kvarts tintne(aaatsuccess of the plav binged and in thedouble role of Venner and KingPrHector, he did some very clever I p work, making the characters as near! j;as possible separate and distinct. In |voice, action and dignity of car- * nrige, Mr. Evarts appears every inchthe part he assumed and his readingof the lines was ingenius and original, which he does without effort orany particular stage effect. In thechange of costumes from one character to another. Mr. Kvarts didsome lightning work, for he woulda4 • 1nos:barely leave the stage in one eusCitume before he would appear froma1another side in an entire change.Evidently he dressed on the run Land had somebody to help him. aMr. Kvart was ably supported byWill T. Chatlerdon as Count Saxen- sdorf. Harry E. Millarde as Baron | d Stanbach, John Osgood as CaptainCiBrunner. Miss Hora Mae Haven, I eas the Princess Olivia, gave the fpart a beautiful interpretation, andwith her handsome face and ligureshe was very popular with the audience. Klizbeth Stevens as BaronessStanbach and May Bretonne as Julie. tlt;were very acceptable. pThe scenic effects of the evening Inwere attractive, particularly thetapestry room in the last act.The next theatrical, attractionwill he Miss Wanda Ludlow, supported by Phil Jean Barnard in“The Warning Bell” Monday evening, March 18.liudhItl
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Mitchell Daily Republican
Mitchell, South Dakota, US
Tue, Mar 12, 1907
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Mason B.
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