The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-22
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lweesLy REVIEW
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WEEKLY REVIEW
\ foREcAs'
.,.s-snce Of Rhca in Houston Tor
'espf. .,rsnt after an absence OF
mas the only event in theatrical
a., ,"r,ps the past week Madame
LEARNING lady in her conversa-
&c with fine intelligence ana
D ~, work in an intellectual and
which has very properly and
u,b, her success, 1t is greatly
4" n, az an artistic Of talent and
,o has won success while strug-
c.,,h language which she has never
u,s,er In the matter OF pro-
r.. What she does is DONE now
- an intelligent conception of the
[.,.r,, and possibilities of the role
| h,Otsn tongue is forgotten, or
.,,oved. when used in connection
I. charming manner and graceful
d strong Interpretation Of the work
Her engagement here was evil
.,.f,ctory. both from a financial
n, and an artistic one as well This
old .avorite and q very clever
h, be seen in the person OF Robert
/, "The American Girl" Another
!. for the week Will be Barlow's
altering reports that have preceded
,,umon's copmany in their presen-
!, "rhe American Girl" which VIII
,ss,Ipe at the opera house Wednes-
thursday. November % and %, and
Stying matinee Thursday, cause a
d interest 10 the lovers OF good
So many good plays that achieved
ID fortune for thsir possessors have
rutla,ei by Indifferent acting aud
|Deoupe,ency that the knowledge
lriectly equipped organization Is
hing in all its original integrity Is
A subject for congratulation. a.
pnon, the manager OF the above or
sm, realizing one cause of public
has remedied II by .clecting a com
artists whose efforts have givon
hat rank in their respective lines
p,oiession. The result has been
success and the hearty indorse-
the public.
American Girl" is high class COM
Ina Of the brightest type. and ap-
all classes alike. The critic of the
s.n Post speaking Of the play says:
man sees this attraction he be-
bat there never was better speci-
ihe plucky American girl seen or
~, not two sweeter children than
t.-two children helping the mother
I taught them, sincere in their
Efforts. to fight the william. The
The third act becomes study for
and worthy Of the man who con-
Il Ross Bolter. the man who is
ntal in bringing things to a happy
capital character as played ny
Bob Graham. who has better g.
y for the display OF his talent than
which he has heretofore at
y want to realize how we have
EAd Of late in the matter OF min
you should go and see Barlow
troupe, which comes to the opera
rdiy. November q next, 1t be-
M hrst-class minstrel organiza-
" upon the road. Its ranks are
10 artists who have earned an es-
reputation, and the performance
a'eie IN every particular. The or
. Is not the largest on the road.
isss other managers spend their
making a big display. Messrs,
- Moseley, the managers Of Bar
Aaus Ministries. have deemed 1t
'rno their money in getting to-
vest people available. The troupe
n'r'y-hve and is headed by Harry
saose claims on the presidency Of
y nave been ratified by enthusiasts
M, Wherever the show has bcoi
als Lberhardt, the noted juggler.
aaa BILLY O'nay, a great team
.'eatihe and George Weeks. the
VI musical comedy; leila. the
oh'ortionlst, and Marion and
~ acroeatic comedians. furnish
n'Iong an olio of specialties as
!" We gotten together in one or
Opsra worthily presented Is the
'ae success of the famous Bos =
VINO Will appear here shortly.
,' opera companies have tried to
'A' neid' hut none have ever been
'-Fe'e with this splendid organlza
Y 81 the list of principals com
uoslonlans is sufficient material
|. a s dozen organizations OF
hue' barnabee. Macdonald
60 naruett Davis. Hilda Clark
~, VIM +. Philip ana others
INV NV many offers to star alone.
N 1'sfes's being devoted to artistic
fs MI aas forestallod any offers in
traA and given tho Bos,onlans
ss,.,, .orp desprit which has made
~ ''us OF opera comlgur pre-
Dpa ss repertoire on this tour will
kl,o' a., n ,. Prince Ananias, -
and Bohemian Girl"
" and Lee Harrison. OF the
~. 'oIN' company, are both In
~ 'e''ers and each ON. makes
n nero OF numerous good anec-
!. -, accounts Harrison was on,
''A an Incident that hefoll
,,., avn That comedian niada his
IN the garb of an actor.
NJ, r =, iormorly an usher in III,
-'a're' in San Francisco. and
~, 49, success as a mimic that hii
ps ,ba a'. y. 10 so on the stage. IL,
b Al IN, AT amateur perform.