Robert Downing

On Saturday afternoon, at the Athens Theater, Mr. Downing will appear as Ingomar, the savage chief of the fierce and warlike Alleman!, in Marie Lovell's beautiful drarratie poem of that .iame lt was while acling as leading man for Mary Anderson that this beautiful eharacterization of this "Son of the Forest" flrst attracted attention, and today even the severest critics acknowledge that in the performance of the charaoter he is unrivalled. The story of the love of Ingomar. the barbarían, and Parthénia, the Grcek maiden, is one of the most exquisitely beo.utiful in the whole range of dramatic literature, and the simple lines: "Two souls with but a single thought, Two hearts that beat as one," have made the play immortal.