The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-04
SOME posrsces
THE NEW -

s"est comes In. ~
= ana girls turn UP tn,
scorn to romp among N. = NJ
sneer at daisy chains ana
No one cometh In. p0sE
Bread and butter; CON. !.
Empty every chair. fs
once upon a time bright a..
Laughing lips and rors,h
Quickly came to fill tbe,, ,tass
Hears as light as III. S-'s
"Bread and butter; com.
No one cometh In. ,e
BIRDS and bottles at eleyc
That is what they nor ~,
Bread and butter served 4 ss saa
Not a guest comes IN N
THE POCKET pIcr,ov
Denial--Part of news MAJ,
out for use in next issue
Frost-A condition prodpo., !.
lender when the reporter a.. ~ !
the crowd. WIN b
Duck-A little bird that ian.
look for another message,
IA letter used by au,h,,.
from the writings of W. D. Hssse
War-Depreciated collater,, y
widely utilized of late by eo,o,. !.
Lie-untruth told by hons,
Same as tact In handsome NJ
When 1t becomes necessary n,
10 write a letter during the 49,
OF Il play. 1t is custom to rsas a. b
aloud as he writes them. I, !.
to do this in order that the ,p...
be apprised of its contents o,A.,.s
riearness of the plot might i. \.
Inc writing of a letter upou a,
therefore, generally has an imuy,,s
ing upon the situation beIus i.
and of course the writer Ia fo-.s,
aloud what he writes for tho besa
audience. During the proiucttc !,
bars in Houston some days IL, n
tleman who assumed the char,..
heaVy villain took advantage ~.
non of this description In a r,ost ~
manner.
In the last act. Manteli Al ".
writes u letter OF vital irnnr.,,n
us customary, read the lines sbss
wrote them. The villain hides ~
curtains of a couch and listens i, 4,
glee TO fhe contents OF the letv, 4
parted by Mr.. Mantell in strict ~
to the audience. lie then usss N
iuation obtained In this underhs,sl1
nei TO lurther his own deviish lid
MIR. Mantell ought not 10 aov 4
man who Is a member Of his on,
pany, and who. no doubt, Is i,t1
good salary, should be above NJ
mean advantage of a mere kas, +
cality.
A mob in the aggregate Is heana|
dividually men and women are noni
full. The secret seems to be tiz|
crowd the individual Is hidden trx|
and may give way TO his pasaa
more impunity.
An audience--which is we'll
mob-expreSses sympathies as an u
which individually II would diswa
limo ago The Three Guardsinsn'
here by Salvini's company. TN
one character. an old man, who, sal
to accepted moral standards was b
decent man in the play The othsu
blood-stained, Drawing, intriguing
men. bnpt of engaging manners AID
presence. THIS old man was rss'
as good and kind. but he had ne
able vice Of being fat. and had
drawn upon himself the odiuhi
spectators by being the husband
charming young lady, whom BE 4
cued from poverty and obSuIi'
given a comfortable home. Thx
lady and one of the brawllns Sc,
looked upon each other with ls'e
the old. fat, good, kind, honey ,.
hated by the entire audience lot y
in the way OF their union.
1t was found necessary for wv
liz ely, numbering gentlemans w
slay the OLD man. and the andlei'e'
strated by vociferous applause
from the ladies--its entire appIo'4
act.
This .ncid ant was suggested py
stfH. . "a
wire stretched rom the kla'n
across the street, \ consiaer.os
watched his performance, althoAa
shoWering rain. ana at the cMe'
the people walked away, theN W.
preston of disappointment on hea IN
face. Did they want him 70 -.
any individual among the crow
question would be Indignantly ds'
when the people walked away '.
an expression of disappo.ntiiie"'"
every face.
An omission was inadvertehu!
referring TO the PaderewsKi ree'''
not his electric personally relni1
n trolley Pole?
Saturday morning a lazy Tvs
lam street plucked long. de'i'"', |,
hair from the lapel of her huso1'.
This lady's hair is as BLACK .
vcn's shoe dressing.
"How about this?" she ASK"
steely glitter in her eye ana W.
her lower law
That" said the gentlemssnp, ~,
yes, that is--you see-you ~ III
yes. / went to hear Paderewsna ~
Sat close to the stage. ThaIs ~
dy's hairs. Shakes his heal ~
~, he does. Here's that iNs,rr
you wanted TO buy ihst u
A countryman who drove n insS /;
yesterday remarked TO uns
he was doing some tlSiulns. IN N
"Well. | came all the wa. a to
ton street today. and Il ses hssn ID
good deal better fix. Ci'y W.
her up a little .as, WI
~ don't think 1t has pee"
any" said the grocer, ,..r ,han
II got along a heap pes .u.eer,iin =
said the countryman. lras |
better than II was last mosI /
street has all got so cro0'
hardly recognize H." an
Say" said the grocer, dosr
made a mistake and droye o, s,rss
bayou instead Of Washingtovvo M
"Darned IL | don't beiieve ssourht
said the countryman. soi
queer all the time how we"
$500 =,