The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-27

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the Bostonians should not have oinittc
such very important portion OF tn
story. 1t would make a grand effect an
ence." We'll what scene do sou mean 2
asked Miss DAVIS. why. YOU know. tina
place where Robin shoots the apple OF
in. by All means There's no excuse for 50
absence" And 70 this day Miss Davis
friend has never discovered why the hanu
some contralto laughed so heartily.
Joseph liar. was TALKING TO Andrew
Mack. Manager d. W. Truss and a few
other acqGa inta noes In front of the Bar
tho,di Hotel In New York, a few day.
| ago. SO tho story goes. wher he ssp!ei 3
! tail. sandy haired man walking up Broad.
Why there goes Cap Anson." remarked
| fsrt. "ENcnse me. boys. for minute.
want 10 talk 20 the Old man"
he rushed across the street regardless
the Fifth Avenue hotel Ike runaway
colt. Very much out of breath he reachc!
the tall sandy hatred man. and taking
him Familiarity by the arm exclaimed:
"tello, Anse. what are YOU doing in town
The tan mar started with surprise, look.
ed down or Joe with an expression OF
horror. Jor nearly tell IN a fit. He could
not find MS voice to apologize
The tail, sandy haired man was the Eng
Ash actor. H. Beerhohm Tree
AtF St'fAfN III t'Ai> NhahlgtI new TpIrlNll-
tic play. "A Soldier OF Fortune" are laid
81 Italy. at the beginning of the sixteenth
century, the tine being the second .nva-
sion OF that country by the armies of
France. The FIRST as,t shows the interior
OF one OF the officers tents at the French
camp. near Pisa. The SECOND is Floren.
the street scene, the location being rea =
the old bridge OF ST rrinlta the third
-. j. divided into TWO scenes. The first
ne!ng chamber IN a ways.de inn on the
road 10 Rome, and the second the gardens
OF the palace of the Rorgias. in Rome It.
Stlt . be laot act is a large room In Caesar
Borg-is castle at Urhino. Historical ac-
curacy has been faithfully followed hy
Mr. SINNERS scenic artist. ana the cos.
correct.
\ movement IS on foot in the Eas, to
give big Testimonial, bcnefi, for sam
Weston. formerly OF the clever musical
team 'he Weston Brothers. He Is doubt
mss remembered throughout the countr,
as ne mas.Gai moke whose Are vol
cs .I,,,,,o1I..,s - TT go became popular
blind ana can no longer follow hls pro-
ega- Az The prominent managers have
sn.l''l -hrf willingness to help the
cs 'iS'- ana enough members OF the profes.
son nave already volunteered thrir scr
N.etS 10 EiNe three big onterta -nments. Thu
.- III VII ,ahe Place on Il sunday nigh;
~ January julius Wumsrk and his broth
ft have been active in originating and
advancing the good work Of Wei ', de-
sefFcs charity.
Duncan y. HARRISON SAYS he is delirhtol
with tho opening Of Thomas @. Sea.
h;o9he's season 90 The Spectator. We
rtH Few one nigh. towns to 20. the
. 9heipy into shape for The opening at
l, uv iemoHt Theatre. Boston Al New
~ rs'''i sr Mhete seapyooke hal played last
III = comedy that IS now only a sad Nom.
orf, ths size OF the auiiaa~t was MOI 49,,
tioeitlly gratifying, but hey svenmally
1t.31c Np IN enthusiasm what they lackei
Z" Hlulh'-rN i ne local manager WIS 80
7 leased that no immedla-civ 6ooke, 80,
o"';r l9r Z return date q; New London
49, Nm t!yng a guarantee Of sS.0
Ph'Y "orc Young, they were new clothos
ana had other Characteristics tha, bespoke
zee vela. tour. They entered tho io,,h,.
u, "il. ;ny HA ihelrre. New YORK
"t.s gp 10 INC box office. lie a si;es.
'H'. M''eS riasinr in the 'Maccarooned
~ ts.rcr WIS about 70 reply, when
.- nv i-tH24sri. you mean Andrew Afyley
l..iN.e L., ,,.i he corrected; YOU are q
2. NlNfl ~ f-i' S. IT'S.
,.,.i..is AdneH Mack n 'Myles Aroon ."
. ''i 'i'ri tie treasurer ae he lsid 1ou-,,
NJ ..,, i-'-i Us ana aaid, "rHo dollars
"li.. hendal continues her cpis,olatcry
ana o't'lrocal occeuirictties. TO an r,~.
iHn raFor. IN tho togree of o hlr on.t,-
IONS fhe bass Just said OF stage rfe. 81,
\, 4, o. most ieIii. Iie, most awful lilo Tor
,,,.,' s,. d. thr most terrible. the
s''ttd ~ j. mic must have The cni,ierrnis
~ d thitH 'fN~. the tneth Of 3. moo, -
, U. eeA1ss. isaS, Of .. craven Image
"unlec, and, remember. / know ,vhat
am lalk ng about" Mrs krndal go Ia
1871 one 81 the most successful Of ,ho-
10 ioei that statements Of mo Lird 10y
" pA'hlHily GnjuSh return to her profas-
Charles h Hanford who Is surnor,,r.,
oS Wen az marasrg Thoraas w Eee,e
"a season sells story Of 1ia are, r,oa,
'ug VITA John McCnIonrh WHICH r. MT,
e. ng.. When ! nrs decided 10 "a on ~.
' t.io ,i On - ny letters OF i1irodnc.
t4on was from General Sher,l1an NJ NJ
.9Eh De clVed ne very kindlv hiit ms,
XIX u" h $ company I'D not pieti.
y. aad good uaure. hut yot, l,'.ls ex.
t'ttnre. ans ! can not - rell rro-,f Vii,
Ii,n' nave with me- two Young tre,,
Mno are 7 ~ ,anl who took on thn r.
present" 'oNh" Tor ihe
Maur''" Grou Is evidently bent on max
ing MS announcement Of the Royal opera
mouse ih l-oad-n lutte as memorable as
rs recon OF tho Metr1noi't,u on.-,
houea IN New York. In .iIitt,,i" oP,tt
iAg ..si OF nrt'sis he has alrsa,iy seeurad
oven 'irhen. MIR Grau recently
Ta r"e4 , - con ,IaCt VIII Ernest Vin Dyck
leaor II appear "a "rannha uscr . Nj
y. w.'.. w erihef ara, nrobaty. 'Lohcr-
i.nd ~ ' IN, ing ,2r " irS, t'ne IN tnp-