Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
IN THE CITY.


Dromlo Of Ephesus and Dromlo NJ SYRIA
cuse' Twin Brothers. ,.............
.,,, ......,...Alr. Robson and Giles Shine
"Ihe one so like thr other they could not
be distinguished save by Marks"
Sollus, Duke Of EphesuS. .....C. H. Macklln
Aeseon' an aged merchant uf syracuse.
Anuphous of Ephesus. twin brother 10
Antpholus Of syracuse, hut unknown
10 MN, anu son 10 Acgpon AMI Emilia
Antphoins Of syfac,tc. Twin ,iII 6r,tcr H ar
Antlpholus Of Ephesus but unknown
to .,I NM and son to ;Aeseon and
Angelo, a goldsmith. l.. wooderson
hnalthnezar, merchant. Joseph Zahncr
oHcdr 'i as ~ George u, Holton
A',., % 'ue uukeS neutrality-suspicious.; 49,; ;;,..
Adrlna, wife TO Antlpholns OF Ephesus.
Lgclana, her sister. Grace Franklin Lynch
rhyme the relgning beauty OF Ephcsus,
Aemilia, wife to Aegeon, an abbess at
nj lpisls .:'...; Miss Gabrielle Mexican
h hsohh,,an o cook Mrs. A. Campbell
camille Campbell and Annie Mccormick
heraids, hctors, praetorlan guards, sena-
Tors cuzens, merchants, etc.
That joyful phrase for theaterlcal folks
standing room only''-was hung ont
~ AZ Ireenwalls opera house just after
lhe doors We're opened last night, and
probably no company of players ever
received moro enthusiastic welcome In
hort worth than did Mr.. Robson and
tue talented men and women of his
troupe who Presented that gem Of the
Ngltllate drama, THE Comedy of Err
Society was represented in tbe boxes
ana the lower tloOr was occupied by rep
Ie55yshtnllYe people of the city.
rue ovation last night WIS given to
sn0W mat the people of this town can
appreciate aud patronize the reputable
u y, s ~ wei as in the way of welcome
iel,ciiouSly heralded by his old chun.
N2land Reed in such kindly manner
Those who have seen both Robson and
crane IN the title roles of the play were
nor disappointed in MIR. Robson's twin
nFno;her actor, Mr.. Giles Shine.
he1h these gentlemen showed a re-
llareably. clear conception of the Shakes
pearian clown, his follies and foibles his
aeneate wit, sly innuendo. rollcSing good
nulnor aud How Of animal spirits. In
accuracy OF costume, as stage tradition
nshus It down to us, faithful protrayal
~ =; accent manner, speech and pronuncia-
i sSa the Dromios who delighted such a
a ,,iu accurate presentation of the i'm
ahorlH comedy, Robson hns a quaint
ufawl a sheepish looking face, which
Wy ne sly aud cunning when the hunor
W gilS nm, and his laugh Is infinitely droll
us facial expression when he was SUR
plsed during the laughahle complications.
" amused at the whims of the moment,
Vas q marvel Of mhnicry. His double.
~, ~, SHINE, made him q worthy and dis.
'iIIsnllshed running mate.
,lohh j. Farrell, rs Antipholous Of
I, !. l,neaus, and W. H. Elwood, as his
N laeusan, twin brother. were more alike
Y personal appearance and mnke-up than
" Two Dromios. They both gave that
lissnihed., manly presentation OF the char
a which affords such a foil 10 ana
ssoafast with the mercnrial Wallets. Both
ave ave clear. distinct voices aud their
'nGDhelaiion. was very clear.
M, II: Macklin made q majestic, regal
luxe Of Ephesus. He has a deep. rich
,9Ff which is well suited to the stately
'nafaeter be assumed.
r,s Strs, Robson made a beautiful Greek
'ii,H'Iph ana IN the parts where she chideJ |
~ wrong Aniipholus for her own spouse.
y wen as those in which she lavished |
Wy endearments upon him, were vert |
a ,a.ll and Affecting besides being 4 |
NV handsome woman. she is graceful |
'As remarkably sweet, clear voice