Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

baritone, had part that would hardly
reveal his ability.
IN concluding the personal review OF
the company 1t may be said that the
chorus is an exceptionally ine one, and
that the aggregation throughout Is well
balanced.
went over to Brooklyn last week 10
see Roland Reed In THE Politician
The strikers refused to let the cars run
on my account and / was obliged TO
walk up from the bridge, but had
been told that lsadore Rush, Mr.. Heed $
handsome leading lady. was the origi-
nal "Twentieth Century Girl or "ad-
vanced woman" and as 1.-THE woods are
fun Of them,' ] wanted to see the orig
inal. Miss Rush is one Of the Few
actresses who knows how TO makeup
properly. She blends her colors so well
that she looks very pretty and natural,
and yet one cannot see the powder anu
rouge which She Is obliged to use 20
counterfeit the effect OF the footli8hts.
She gave a bright. breezy performance
Of a woman with Ideas Of "her own
without appearing masculine or coarse.
Her costumes combined the most at
tractive points OF both male and ie-
male attire. In the second act sne
wore a black froclt coat with black
and white checked plain skirt with side
pockets, q tan-cplored vest, white SHIRT,
CDliAl anu hNlANf hlNAh hNH AANA AfAh9
hat In the third act she looked lovely
In a black long Prince Albert coat
lined with black satin over u neat,
plain black skirt, a anow-whlte vest
and skirt with turned over collar and a
black satin four-in-hand tic. A black
soft felt hat worn on her closely braid
ed golden hair was most becoming,
and large boutonnlere oil yioleIs,
russell gloves and a mans fob COM
IImaH with "a 1HhNfu NWntrh attached
her belt completed this attractive and
characteristic outfit In the last act
she was seen IN the most becoming
suit of all, q black full evening dress.
The vest of white satin embroidered
with black, the snowy shirt front, the
neat. plain skirt the dainty cutawny
coat which fitted eNquisitely, ana the
bouionniere OF snow balls and ylolets
made mo Wish that the twentieth CEN
tury girl' were a reality, not bur
lesque for stage fun, Nancy Sykes IN
New orleans Times Democrat.
"shore Acres" which IL said to bc
a stronger play than "Th' Old Home
stead" VIII be seen at Greenwalrs the
latter part OF this month
1.-THE one-hundrcdth performance OF
Shore Acrog' at the Boston MUSEUM, IS
the host possible evidence Of it's sue
cess, and u most encouraging comment
,pou tbe .oupdnrse az tha uonttlar
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