Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

/ yellow with O tint OF sulphur RAJ.
than a perfectly pure tone. so that Ihg
good effect, at least from tho front ~ ~
the house, was lost. Rose Cpghlhh u
always magnificent IN her stage ciolhos
and Is really superb advertisement.
Tor whoever makes Thorn. she always
suggests great damask rose ~ ~,
bost filing iho air with perfume. on
tbo stape aho Is quiet IN her gownlng
and would ncgof attract attention
THEIR rAsres gor PERFECT
Posina volros-well, she Is jus, l,osina
Vokns We all enjoy seeing her nct,
mi botb on and OIL the stage she 10
jogdv TO tho last degree. Her gowns
aiways look as n her dresser had put
tben on with pitohfOrk: aud her hats
90 ii tbev NAV be her conception 81
~ N sbe should wenr. but they wouldn't
h mine. Agnes Booth ovcr-dresses'
G,r GOWNS arc handsome, but thsy give
y,n 4 sense OF boing 20 much. rms
VA never 50 fully Intensified AS " WAS
whom. in the 'BToken Seal, Mrs ~
p Rowors wore beautifully made
main black silk, rich and heavy but
an with skill and daped with art
while Agnes Booth had on an elaborate
frocl that seemed to suggest either
too much hustle or too much something,
ono dnnit know exactly what. One
looked refined gentlewOmhh, ana Ine
other one coarsened by contrast
STAGE AND STREET "GET-uPs."
Ada Rehan dresses well on the stage,
hut of II she is untidy-looking and al
most NJ dowdy rs Mrs. James Brown
Potter. who never seems TO have
washed her makeup of. Mrs. Bouci-
cault evidently has the idea that tho
greater number OF bones she displays
~ more cyrtain is she to please the
Kblic, wi when that sort OF thing Is
really dEired, one pays ten cents and
goes Nsee the skeleton man. Elsie De
Wolf dresses we'll, both on and OIL the
stage; her costumes last year In "Ther-
midorn we're absolutely correct and as
rich as possible. Among the In
genues, Erle Shannon, Maud Ad-
ans, Ethclyn Friend and Agnes
Miller all dress we'll, for they UNDER
stand that young women are not eS-
pected to look like matrons; that dia-
monda do not belong to youth, the
beauty Of which Is sufficient 10 demand
only d simple framing. What | am
telling you Is true; some OF IL | know
absolutely, some Of 1t Is from close OBJ
servation, hut that the women OF the
stage make many VI the fashions is an
undoubted tuot, and that the women
who know how To drcss 10 suit the part,
how TO neither over nor under dress
themselves, are really tcuching their
audiences-at least, the woman part OF
them-the value Of suitability, Then
she stopped for brcuih. | had been
noddlng like Chinese mandarlnas she
went along, aud agreeing with her but
It seemed 10 me | never met woman
who knew so much.
THE BEST DRESSED ACTOR.
| concluded I would ask the tailor
who was the best dressed man on tho
stage. did, wanted to get one solid
opinion. 80 asked nine Of them.
The first one, who Is u great swell,
said none OF them dressed well; that
OsmOnd Taarle dressed and looked like
a gentleman, both on and of the stage,
but there had been nobody to take his
place.
The second man said young sothern
always dressed we'll,
The third one liked Morton Selton,
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Z lid gfv, MIN Nelson Wheatcroft, "a
his elothes ~ tbosa az q gentleman
II aopt iiit. 20 hurt bis feelings, but
aonf think Nrs Wheaferolt would INK
h.r husband given 10 he ninth part ,
aran.l
Having In this way gotten masc,
I linz vote. als5 rot a feminine one,
~ unsrimous. IL was announced IN,
az man WHO wore his clothes the hes
WHO was easiest in them. and who WI
; the matinee ideal In dress clothes, W.
Maurice BARRYMORE. And for once
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