The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-18
LpCAk LEXICON.
EPatience, }" as Seen at the Opers-House
Last Night.
Arrested for Ismperirg With The
Mails-$300 Bond.
o,hdr Interesting Local News Notes.
At THE OPERA

Al THE OfEksA.
AArge improvement last night was the
GperJ ~. Patience over that of lolanthe o.
Ne b Iylous evening, so far as the accepta
blityyb the piece was concerned, and the
IDEAL showed TO special advantage in theil
keyeI parts. The idea involved is q satire
bn o. tteticism as carried 10 its extreme by
bscaJ Wilde in this country. In the piece
he sltiking contrast between namby- pam
by lack a-dasicaI. SILLY sentimenialism
IA The line OF the affections
By apeffsminate literary young man is
|howt as against plain, homely, honest de-
|otioi by simple maiden OF the village
For HaDthorne there is, of course, fine
old brthe vocalist and the actor, and Mr..
Eippb filed the bill most admirably. HIS
{ttprhl hnmor, his facial expression and
Ia mimicry motions all fit him for the
aaracter. As Archibald Grosvenor, the
Val poetl OF Bunthorne, Mr.. Clark was
|lIy kp to the part, and
enaa " be in better condition
hn ihes night bs,orr. John McWade
SOolonef Uaverly, met The warm plaudits
|his oudRors 20 soon as he appeared be-
ke the l&hts, 50 pleased were all with
Claay, ltnging notes on the preceding
Arinc, and Ia hi frank and manly ap-
hIance ind gao tul movements. Messrs.
I'd qes, 9mitn and Clark were also up in
liz fesEilcsive toleB, u ough not as promi-
htlv hriught out "a lie others.
ks ia Jana, Aiss Lottie Crinkshank,
d n3tagLad Angels Miss Mae ST. John,
b mo,e scop sor Flel,ing acting than in
Ianthe, and met with general approba-
10, Miss Josie BARTLETT and Miss
argie Petit also placed themselves on
J role Of fsvoritss with those present. We
not refrain from psrticularizing, by way
pecial ;ommendatiop, the Duet by Miss
brick, lhe prima donna soprano. and
,s St. lshn, the prima donna contralto.
Mash Little Boy" which was more
Isl Miss Cruikshank, as contralto,
's}yde is the Raven Hair" we'll
RAJ he applause she received. The
dfr he of Miss Bartlett is evidently
AHbr ! the beautiful quintette AFTER
D lie Internal" wherein her voice
on 'ar and distinct
Il batinee this afternoon we are to
Sorcerer' which is the first of
Ii Ne Sullivan productions. 1t
exquisite solos and powerful
ond act of this play there is
titled, "She will nurse him,
lend him; air his linen, dry his
is, perhaps, the finest of the
of those composers. The Sor-
Wellington Wells, is excessively
will be impersonated by the
Jripps. The fast. rapid patter
8 opera, beginning, my name
Wellington Wells; Pm
in magical SPELLS" is
I'D best OF those patter solos.
hilbert, that have made these
illiyan productions 80 famous.
| include Miss Lepitre, the sec
donna, and the Misses Cruik-
ohm and Bartlett. and Messrs.
Try dyes, Clark and Cripps, which
as strong pm octette as can pc
tfi.s troupe. As Patience, the
maid. Miss jeanne Herrck, the
nestly simple girl, went with
sentiments, songs and cute
Int to the hearts of the audi
duett with her girlh0od's lover
ncored.
lief engagement of the
sal Opera company, a company,
h ladies and gentlemen. Will
Evening with performance OF
comic opera ever written, ID.
ore. The Ideals are everywhere
led the very best opponents Of
ers in this breezy nautical opera
world has ever seen. The
Mes the Misses Herrick,
Bartlett and Haight,
[ssrs. Clark, McWade, Clark and
he sisters, cousins, aunts and
tars are recruited from the very
NJ the Ideals carry. The stage
with q special scene which the
with them. The opera is so
nown, SO popular. and withal SO
cal, that full house should
or matinee the price for child
25 cents.