The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
THE THEATRICAL SEASON.
4 Prosperous Time Expected After
the Elections.
THB ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS WEEK.
American Theatrical Exchange Booking
the Largest Number OF Companies
Since II Opened In New York.

The theatrical season can hardly be sal
to have opened yet. although the loca
stage was occupied for one night las
week and two attractions Will be seei
during the present week.. c. SteTar
in Betsy Jane" and Richards 81 pringie'
MINISTRIES. The presence Of political cam
paign scares the larger ami more preten
uous companies from the road, and no
until November will the season lie az It.
height and at It's best. although fDanS
fne attractions will be ssen In the mean
time. The election out OF the way and
the financial question virtually settled. The
theatrical managers hope TO 10 splendid
business and have as rule gone 10 great
expense in hitting out their companies for
the season The winter Will give Us some
brilliant entertainments and celebrated
people here. IL = a matter Tor constant
qualification that the opera mouse : 80
thoroughly nttel now foc comfortable en-
joymeni oil such attractions as We may
have. and II the big hat were oaly BAN
ished b. a rule u the house and ,ht fell
low who wants TO 40 OK hfWesn acts
sqDelched 10y refusing him a return check
the patrons VI the play could feed assured
Of particularly enjoyable season. PEG
pie who 10 cot voluntarily regard the con-
venicnoe or rights Of Other people So p-l-
lie places ousn, 10 be compelled to Go so.
ce4!ng thirty play houses opened ia New
York Gay for iae sasaa. sgiue w.-u new
but many with OF attractions "Rosa-
mary An Epemy to the hlHg, Marty
Malone" and ''rAe C1ifh," witch IS
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are al nc" A1.-a .i On CAREERS t1n.
promise 10 be Successful a.tholel El-
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with lavish h.ind a,v h.ii.r e,t 3..g,s
II fUot SpiuW}ltsuc sntn,.s ana or-
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