Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

1t may be said with truth that Garrtk
Macready. Cushman, Forrest and Bs,A
had about the same conditions 10 coa,s,
with that face the rising star Of loAs.
Their public was about the sans 1,
that of today, only they were abe h
the light OF their genius, 10 win sg.t,a
IN spite OF those conditions.
me abandonment Of the 'sork 49,,
pany system has unquestionably III
good deal to do with the apparent e.s,i'
ence mentioned. All old New Yorks,. i
member with how much applause nj.
lacks stock company In the old cor.,sI.,
We're received. Young actors were ~,
opportunities that are not possibs 81
since then a great variety Of plly, n,
performed In rapid succession. Tss t,,'
In a short time, gained a klovles,. I
the profession which he Is now MAJ, |,
acquire only after years OF labor. W.,
an actor OF sufficient experience and ~
ity appears to put on the stage ths n
tragedies and comedies, as they ",
given a generation or two ago he bl
most sure Of winning large and psfn,
nent success.
Those who are loudest in their lan,,.
against the present condition OF the ,,,n
bemoan the fact that the plays Of shake
peare are no longer popular. II mar
said with truth that they never vtr
popular, except when acted by great III
capable artists. Booth as Hamlet OF In
Ike Macready and Garrlck, came up .
me requirements of the roles No 'stif
drama" or Society play" could drax h
public's attention away from those NJ.
formances. They were grand and note
ana until some actor OF equal merit y
with 6nanciai "n WI III ,, ~ 1890 pns,sS.'
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so'"s Puulu VI 'he uhie liin ~ ~
sease settings so cateny VIZ w ,hu
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ttu immortal uIailiis oi w ssrnJ
avon were very soon a.i 1,, y. s,-.lI,
hssIeuteu; ana IL was ~. W ..a u, IA ~
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WIN laVGr ny any pe.lV. Ia "a NJ plas
tureu pupllc preterIlns W - it,n
IN thelr homes rather tnan r ne stlfs
pg1riy acteu anu mou.,i.' r5scrsady u
Mhen another Carries, ~ mn. VII
~ ootm app SppSais, 'nv ai,ons live thelr W
.ne fetlheu anu ssuui 'sr ms, he Pf.
port LOT 10 mem aloH ~ for aIi VI
FORMER IN serious roies ~"
encouragement - n, NE u.
II were asked for reaso', H. hsve ma.
ssence OF such performers as = ! ~ " foaai
toned, I would say that II NAP .lsrsti
in the fact that culture ana az s,s
.asae is nv 'onset $50 eo,rlufnent II
REQUISITE OF an nc.o shsdes Of usi'
H.. ~ ~ LIN 49,. ha ahie 10 express tht1,,
There was time when s' ei.sslc sehia,:
Shakespearian cast was Ven, .sste maits.
Earnestness and artlsuc tsoraee ~
their work. They studiea nsant Wis
they appreciated what re "a he ~
he said he would reeonl conn s,faiy chsiIrc
Iui i'il,'asor "a ,nanners and iron "a