Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

nent critics agree that he surpasses
even the lamented and much loved |
Booth. for Mr.. Salvini does not step |
to tho footlights and deliver them as a
harangue. that always appeals to the |
groundlings and not the cultivated |
thinking people in an audience. Many |
expect them given this way because |
Booth did. loving as they did Booths |
Hamlet and not shakespeares.
Mr.. Salvini gives the soliloquy OF the |
third act. which is so well known. and
runs:
ITO be or not to be: that is the aucs-
ton.
Whether tits noble in mind to suffer
The stings aud arrows OF outrageous
fortunes,
Or 70 take arms against a sea of
And, by opposing. end them? To die,
to sleep;
No more; and by sleep to say we end |
The heartaches and the thousand nat |
ural shocks
That flesh is heir to. tits a consum-
nation
Devoutly to be wished. To die, TO
sleepl
To sleep: perchance TO dream. ay,
there's the rub
For In that sleep of death what
dreams may come
When we have shuiiled Off this mortal
coil.
Must give US pause; there's the re-
spect
That makes calamity OF so long life;
For who would bear the whips and
seorns OF time,
The oppresser's wrong. the proud
mans contumoly.
The pangs OF desplsed love. the laws
delay.
The lnsolence OF office. and the spurns
That patient merit, OF the unworthy
takes
When he himself might his quietus
make
With bare bodkin? Who would
fardels bear,
To grunt and sweat under n weary
life.
But that the dread OF something after
death,
The undiscovered country from whose
bourne
No traveller returns. puzzles tho will.
And makes us rather bear those ills
Than NY to others that we know not
OFF
Thus conscience does make towards
Of us all:
And thus the native hue OF resolution
Is slcklied DER with the pale cast
OF thought.
And enterprises OF great pith and
moment
With this regard their currents turn
away.
And lose the name OF action"
was given in way that deserved the
highest words of praise.
Mr.. Salvini talks with great admira-
tion OF Booth. and particularly OF
Booths Hamlet, and no actor on the
stage today had a better opportunity
OF studying Booth than did Salvini, ms
he played Laertes to his Hamlet for
years. OF the stage Mr.. salvlni is NIL
that one could expect OF a Hon OF Italy.
courteous, affable and entertaining, he
told us of his determination OF leaving
drama altogether, and all who saw
him in the Three Guardsmen," may
congratulate themselves. ms it was the
last opportunity to see him In such
roles. He and his excellent company
are studying for prosecution othello
and will. after their Western tour. open
their New York engagement with 1t.
Mr.. Salvini delighted us with many
| things OF interest concerning his cele-
bratcd father, now living In retirement
in Florence, Italy.
| An eminent lawyer was called upon
| to respond to woman at a banquet
| given the Tennessee Bar association
| in Memphis n few days since. We have
i re1u tine response ana are ttlH unut-
| cided whether woman" was "toastcd"
| or roasted" Here Is part Of the re-
Spouse: 'She IS, sir, II great success
| at everything she undertakes. No one
| can sew on u button or darn sock
| rs she. She throws a charm around
the most grotesque OF costumes. who
| could wear a hustle or sport PIN
back but woman The Grecian-bend
becomes with her Hogarth's line OF
beauty and pyramid of hat the per-
| lection of prettlness AS an ice cream
consumer she is without parallel My
heart goes out In pity and sympathy
for the country youth who. having
only dollar promises two girls Ice
cream. on reaching the saloon he is
paralyged with the placard on the
| window: Ice Cream S1.b0 per GAL As
sweetheart she is without peer, and
nui Sc she is simply grand. Without
her the divine art of kissing would fade
into innocuous desuetude.
Opponents of the Darwlnian theory
assert that Instead of women being
formed from the rib OF man she was
made from the tail of the monkey
man. They say that since the APP
| pearance OF woman this caudal APP
| pendix to man has disappeared.
They cite that the antics wo-
men are sometimes guilty of has
tendency to revert back to original
| instincts, ana argue troTl Htf CHING
ing nature that this is also tall In
stinct. 1 call this merely 'monkeying'
with the question.
The apple eating episode" as he
terms It, comes in also for the rolling of
fine sarcasm, but wound up the re-
Spouse with the complimentary re-
marks. without her what would
man be2 A body without a soul. n
harp without strings, lamp unlit. She
Is the holiness of every realm OF life.
o, woman, sister, mother, wlfe' II
names nearer and dear were. they
should be thine"
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas p. Martin
have issued cards to the home we'd
ding OF their daughter. Miss Corrie, TO
Mr.. Samuel Edward williams. on
Thursday. January 20. 1896.
Mrs. r. u. Burbridge's compliment
TO the Thursday Afternoon Whist club
has been postponed until Monday. the
Goth, owing 10 the illness of her daugh-
ter. Miss Norma.
Miss Annie Denroch OF Dallas rs the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Walter
Wyatt.
Young sweIidom.
Thursday evening, at the residence