Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

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A good play. always like to ask a
man for my reasons. He SAID, 1T IS
good play because II makes Two hours
of life very Interesting IL IS goou
NAV becaus,. Ii Is well acted IL is
conI nlnv because it Is perfectly mount
nj. aud is the finest picture have ever
seen Of those tca-cup times OF ho"d
and h1op, or while the patch was woil
Ii is a historically Interesting play' ~,
cause IL makes you think personally WIN
Mrs Mnlaprop. with Lady SheorNeli'
with Joseph aud, Charlie; Slriace, WIN
Lady Tclzle, md with all the WIS anu
beatlx of the time. II Is good play
because while there are many bright
lines in n. witty lines, clever lnes, there
Is not an undesirable line IN ii, ana y
has not for It's motive the breaklhE OF
the Seventh commandment, ~
sweet story Of love and ambition ana
il Is one that will hold the boards when
many another play Is forgotten
Said |: II think 1t Is good play
because / like TO see the people read
| about come In flesh, aud blood before
me. II gave me pleasure 10 see DICK
| Sheridan. the genius OF ~ put nus urn
10 lei her earn, with her sweet voice,
one cent of money TO support them, y
long as he had life and strength II
pleased me to see the days when gen
tlcmen and ladies made low bows, TO
each other aud were proinsc in their
bows and apologies. liked the whole
framiug--tho Iea-drinking the courteous
greetings aud farewells, Perhaps | even
| somewhat lAed the eNtr, VACANT speech
Is, but II all seemed like y perfect pet
urc Of the eighteenth century that It
was very much worth ones while 10
| sec ! liked the way the meif were
dressed | liked HE hrOcAdcs and the
| powder. the shOe buckles aud the hlacka-
moors. and all the dignity Attendant
"Why," querled the man, why j. u
that Although today you object To man
| being "a anything more cheerful than
dead black aud white In the evening,
| vet son all lows TO see him come on tho
| stage In bis satin coat aud knee breeen-
| -: IN his lace ties and white gloves, MS
| powdered hair and paste bucklcf
WE RUSH TOO MUCH NOWADAYS.
why? Well. because Ia those days
] don't think he played polo; he did not
| get M early IN the morning and rush g
| the tape 10 see how stocks were. l1te
was not the hurry and furry i Is now,
| and his costumes suited his mannefs
and his era fle could not say 'Ad'
| cooks" today; neither could he cause
| six bottles Of port 10 disappear after
dinner, His love-making would sound 4
| little weird, and yet, certainly be loved
| iust as we'll then II no! a little better
| than he does now. Look Of the sllh,Tihs
aud sorrow that Betty aud her DICK
| won't through before he became the
great celebrity that he was. And think
how. through all the years when Ladies'
| pls4id with him for dis love. when all
England adorSl him. his heart was true
% the gentle woman who became ms
| wife 80 the days when there was. NOT
full and plenty. You laugh and shake
| sonr bead. aud remind me thAt some
times he dld stray from her. That may
be. Tor Dick was young aud handsome
aud there were
MANY BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN THE
WORLD.
hut ne always came buck. aud when
she died. aud she was only 81 years
| pld tiien. he mournei for as a man only
NOUNS for the love u his life
Again my eYnic laughs. but there Is
qnayer III the laugh aud ! think even
he Il willing to confess thai but one
love comes IN y lifetime. Sometimes
TINT loy. Is gotten sometimes J. j. MEYER
more than beaufiiul dream hui WHALE
there may be many loyes, each-JOne fiood,
ye, each one " different from fh'f pei
fec; love which nils all Of the heart
lie brain aud the soul. II sefins 20 me
that that WAS the love fhat young
Sofl,eru plctured--I do not like "a say
aacted'' for be did better than That.
lie took out VI the life that Tom
Moore wrote aud that ever - iaany
Others have written from. the DIX Sheri'
dan of 20. and brought him before y.
with q hear overhowing with love igi
beautiful, virtuous giri and a brain
Oyerfoving with an ambition that "a,
found 10 succeed II all d Eugiand
had Missed sheridan be would have sue ~,
cceded. for kissing 10 men ui MS hniio
Il 0uly incentive 10 suC0es. II break.
down Chaffrrf0p. II kills hfais. Tut y
urges on the shcridans and the ~ roiis
uItil their nsmcs are written high ~
on The temples ~ fame.
IL 4 curious how Just about once q
vsar this New York hrst Light in7cii
apd 4 enthusiastic. II apianded sSanl
Soshlrn when. for dear loye'A salte' -
became THE HirhFt Bidder. i az
niardei aud encouraged ngain wiie1. 20
| f;eadship's sake. BE- Introduced v &
rbaf mos ioYciy Of characters, tAnin
irgsr II wspi 3riirs u syingAthy apt
Welcomed back ihr srcdii1i Hheii. soliii
a 80 higher on the ladder 81 Egei htt
NJ h. is5Ns-i ~ ''l'he Master u N0oa
iarr1w.~ 8 Hppiandei aud Appir',Ai <
IN. e.od aching rrilced ofer re ~
nrr,-sis.n. and yet did mol % macy w
IL hero u The DaIninx uiFl'1 Ana 8