The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15
THE ATRICAL REVIEW.


with his revival OF "Spartacus. were the
attractions the PAST week, aud they were
certainly among the best seen so far dur
Ing the season. Miss Maud Edna Hall with
the Sowing the Wind" company. scored
marked popular success in Houston. 1t
was matter Of general regret that the
talented little lady could not be seen a
second night Mr.. James is very thorough
and powerful as Spartacus. and his pres
entation OF the famous old play this year
is on a costly and magnificent scale. This
! week We shall have Rhca with us, after
! hn absence OF Two years. The attractions
are stan somewhat scattered. but they are
/ mostly Of high order. and from now on
/ VIII be- seen ia such number as to satisfy
any public hunger either for quantity or
| va ieiy. Some very superior companies
/ viii he seen here between the present date
and the first Of the coming year.
Friday night next Mile. Rbea and her
metropolitan company will present the
beautiful play Mary. Queen Of Scots.
Her advent in this character this season
viii be pleasing not only to her friends
! ami admirers. but to all lovers Of the legi-
innate and historical drama The char
! acicr Is one with which she is thoroughly
! ~, ..t ~" ~ 'n"u' a ueep StuaF "l all
Wv 'i"',9 anu oluI az 'e'is'i's OF inns famous
/ the most beautiful and fascinating woman
! at the court of France, was only lew
/ years later plunged into an English prison
| and met her death. through the jealousy
ana fear Of the mighty Elizabeth. The com
n.N' mas by'h Spe'rllN engaged for their
I'M this llnv as Rhen AMI ban ,rs',,,ors
| Rich &, Maeder has decided to make This
production the principal one In her roper
eN.,-,,.. .,,
"Iosenbinr critir soys 'pSaa I'
wavg Invests tho cha,,cter v,i,b rhar,,,,,,,
dtruit, nrd ,pitb nor l.tirh,r,d -,
| rnplish d.I,i,,cd Ia %, NJ, W ~,
! and vim rcr e,,,or si,,,,i,,.i,, ,i,' 49,. w.,
the hearts Of those Who sse hon. Sho /,
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| NJ thc siv ac,, ~ ,.hI.r 4 r, ".ee' o"I.
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is vn"ncstio o"C '"''' "''''sS ''' me parts
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vas '''" "9NVN D. L. Tucson re-
'"'F' ''"' So"us 'Nlo'1 S''uch's were
''Ni"h '"'"'io"' WINE Oh Hsh'Ns eN-
Vu'''ou lh'y were treated very hosptahiy
- E""DN woman on 'uo Isle OF Jersey
Nn returning 10 LONDON one OF them' IN
| invite inns fcilhed Ycms member oil a
| very respectable family to London for q
visit. She did so. This young lady was
| not only respectable, but Corraspondinsly
poor During her visit IA reception was
| given by her hostess The young lady had
hut one best gown. and that was very re-
| sIcctahle. TOO. H. WAS too much so. II
was not only black but high ncckcd Not
to be yulgarly and cousplcuously respect
able. she sacrificed the high neck with the
| SCISSORS II loft exposed her white neca
and shoulders. which caught the eve OF
the artist. Millais. IL was a Greek line
from thc ion Of the head To the fin Of th,
shoulder and wae fully appreciated bv In,
famous artist. He inquired of the hostcs.
who IL was thar owned that pcrfec, head
NOOK ma sbouldors she toil hin, Fl.
| so,d. An madam. VIM have n po1lps,
| Nr nnd.on "Itis word was Inw and
Mrs Iarytrv,e beautv was immedlatcl,
rccognilcJ
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d,a,, 10 hri,h, ,ovoi- headed vonrc fol.
,o,. 10 ,ol,,. ,rtoros,i,ci,. or1 >yba, no
s,,s fo,. r,hlic,,ior ia worth rooatnq n,
r,c,,,ly exrrossed bimseIf in rscnrd "a
Irish characters IA follows. Il like the
mart M, N,v,os Aroor worry ,ruch irAeed
- -. ,
'honbh IL Is not inc KIM OF IT'S" p"'t
| would like best to play. The sort ot char
actcr want 10 play is that of an irish
gentleman. something on the order OF Sir
Lucius o'Trigger. | don't like to play =
rough Irish character, and ] don't like to
see II on the stage, Nine out of ten OF
them are merely carlcatures. I never saw
| the kind of Irish that are to he seen On
| the stage with fringe OF red Nhiskers un-
| dor chi Nau hr !