The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-26

dIalllery than his late and original croa-
Ron OF Maverick BraRdor In "A Texas
Steer Another important fAtture OF this
oagagcmcut VIII be the appearance of
one OF the cicyerest dainticst aud most
bsswutirul women TINT grace the Amer
lean stage today. This attraction has
received the unconditional disbursement
and guarantee OF Alanagrr Greenwail.
Tho young ara taleaacd trmgcdlan. Mr..
walker wh,tes.1c, who Is 80 rapidly win
ming fame IN hls profession, win be soen
for the first time IN Houston Tuesday
evening, the 3oth instant, appearing Ia
"HanGct" MIR Whitcsiic IA beginning
here hls first tour OF TexpH. a state he
il,ls hong wished 10 vladt, II half that IL
Raid OF him by New orleas@ and other
papers be true. he is a brilliant actor. With
4 brilliant future Inc New orleans
That the playyp,ors OF New Orleans have
good memories nor people VINO please then
was evidenced last night whci, Mr. Nhlte-
side opened his engagemsnt 10 y larger
nttAhit,e tran any which greeted ham dur
ms. iis last BAasoN's engagement, u mus
also bc remembered thai 'iianllct' Is not
a eunday night attraction md that the
Aradomr " Music is not n sunday NEh!
house. Jast spapGn MIR Whitcsids opened
10 very hight business btcAiit9e nob'dy III
New orleans knew Anything about ann
but his audIencsE kent growing STEADILY
larger an his cDgngennaNt wore oN WINE
the patrons qf ms legitimate were narlaeu-
larry liatined With caGh Of Mr. Nhilc-
sides impersonntions. This season MT
Whiteside seems TO have brgrn just about
where he Left IN last SEASON ana IL an
rears Mighty probable that Ills busiaie 81
win continue 10 improve throughout ne
week.
tilon aha whole. his preservation Vt
"iInmat" has improved since inst seIHOfl,
Al that time II was fairly OVERLOOKING VI IL
Ii.tense nervous force, and always intlc9-
tive Of great reserve power aii ms "
true OF IL now, but, while therr were npl'n
readings at that time which Wore, 70 siy
the least Of IL, open to ed,srse criticism,
.hey aeem 10 have bean carefully rorreit-
ed, affording an equally, vlrIle ana robust
but much more even AMI sffc9th perform
afae. Mr. Whi,ns4as y Hamlet has enough
OF originality IN " 10 stamp u as a dis
tinet type, aud " would not he aurpffsing
II IL should 1--we FOR many generutioons
ann0ns the traditions of The stAge Mr..
Whltcsi,lt rs not an actor who VIII be very
easily forgottop.
.'p,Sibinhead wilson the drainaiiza-
,fon OF Mark Twsiffs story 81 ilhat naliie
viii be secn IN this cry for tho first tims
at an early date. The play has been re-
ceived in theatrical eentors with the
Rreafesst favor and Will take q prosnlneul
place when tho catalogue Of Original ana
read American dramas " eompiist Vne
Mg,asouri folk Of ante-beIhlm days are
wildly prcscuied. and every separate
character, according 10 thu critics mas
that remarkable touch OF reality when "
40 hard 70 catch IN pufung 4 story or tae
stage The play will be prescnted here
by the wci hisown actor, hf. Thcodofe
Hemliton. AMI strong ,sssft. On tne
death Of Frank Mayo. VINO urainalztu lne
III st.e. Theodore Hamilton WIS selected 20
aae,,m. the title role. MS natural abilities
md physk,aa ahtripaiiH,s. together with his