The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-27

Ho7i and Rob ROY. Tho Old legends con-
efr.uE Erln's heroic KING have been |
ven 10y Siunislaue Stangc into a very /
pi. tty. romantic story. Win clever Vein |
- comedy runnging through II. Julian
Edwards hie striving 20 be original IN
ms musical fe-t4nT mas, never nel"ss'
mHde Use OF several very old and ncauu- !
ia IRISH airs. giving the opera 4 dlst.nc.
lively Nat.oaa. flavor. 4 very la:ge and
Guiding q line ballet. Mr.. Edwards VIII
De- Inv mus al director and Max tlgman
the stage manager.
All men have their fads. and lime and
money are TWO great factors n The de-
veloIment Of rad. yet Frank Daniels, the
cnipp-r comedian and star o. Inc " .zard
% tue Nile has more ot the latter Than
tee former H.s fad "a 50 at-sport with
an adm!Aiure Of s,ock hfceliug-and his
Vacations and a goodiy snare OF the
money bee nakes ~ spent II the pursuit OF
ms rad and the riding OF his hobby. lie
TEL whcn Oh h.s domain at Rye. \. Y, "A
breeder Of tne stock I'm the shape OF
Sae' A-. ponies. and MS stables contain
some u the haEst specimens OF she equine
ssatss. Nj DaH' s began his sceond
s a.lsl b. Tho wizard OF tae Male Oh Sep
umber il - Brooklyn.
For the first time in years Lillian Rus
nil has a role Ia which her talents and
beauty are worjhly cXpl1ied. The first
performance at scranton, Pa, on Scptru-
tef u 81 Al American Beauty WI tten
especially tor her oy liush Morton and
q IstaNe Kerkcr marked her return 20 the
management II Canary and l.ederer and
means this restoration of her ca time
vogue ana pItsNhe as me queen OF cn, in'.
casfa. An American Beauty is happy
combination OF romance WITH a modern
'aslruurnent spiced WIN up-to-dale run,
sGIuptuouaiy staged aud admirably per
formed. III. an husselis new role hts Ne .
! Ike The proyerbal g.ove. she snng and
| hcr an Impressive success.
D pmi ~ "a NJ
! change in the pubic. Not in It's affec-
( ton for the artist" she adds. but in Us
sensing the inner meaning OF an artist 5
Z work. Points 70 the various plays OF my
/ rrpertory are frequently brought out by
/ suggest Gus OF the pubic Itself. When
fay taat ,ne audience helps an artist ~
/ developing a character | mean that one
| Is compelled TO elaborate point that No
! one ever dreamed oil before. Simply bS
feeling the approval OF the hearers. Mise
I Davenport declares that an artists hf'
/ 81 nresome when one considers me worry
: care and study involved. but that Il has IL
rewards II one Ii conscientious.
or Per; Coo,e's latest success the Rich
mond Times says: In The Other Man;
Wife" Mr. Coote is inVinclble Therc f.
auout lis yO.ce ami movements that be
comes all the more amusing by reason 70
Very ski,ltu! flc!al expressions MIR. Coct
kcpt The audience IN roar Of laugh
/ for morc than an hour ana Mr. Lon
~ i.iouc Easyside, Mr., Harry =. stan g,
! ss Grauius Sprtnkler Miss Jul "A X ,ngsle
as Angelica and Mss lA.ian Dix as Mrs
Stern gave the versatile comedian ADM
rahle support The other members OF To
east dl1 their. roles IN a cred.tab'e man
ucr. The piece ahounds In ridiculou
situations and absurd scenes. which appea
, strongly to ones appreciation OF the ~
d,erour. and tho audience were not spat
.fg In applause.
! sue" a sweet and charming little play
the Joint work OF Bret Harte and It. I'D
gar Pembeglon. was brought out at Hoyr