The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

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& ~. straaSe - y may sssn' tnet the an
5ttnce remained seated until the curtain
"a vi an the lnst act When 4 Houstori au-
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y play nea peen an interesting one. "a nine
s. n61es ouf q ten the last five miuutcs OF
~ for.r,anca ars ntterfv Inst An ths mad
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80 II sue "nisAA Y riAio aohs w
~ tore there - any reason or any excuse Tor
4 such action. AS result the people who
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4: - 'no p'es - nol 'ne u.ess ai'a .lio con-
EyeUation OF the remainder Of the aii-
oiencc, are the losers, and as q further re-
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s2Wnicn was composed Oirousnoup o. tns
most refined and intelligent people OF the
rfty. Another evidence OF this was shown
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milNner's art which are calculated to make
zoe Unfortunate innivlauai behind them
sust;an,s $3.50 a. sVa "a sn,nhs, nau
move them. On the previous might how.
ever. this was not the case, and from all
parts of tho house came growls, genuine.
tnough suDuued, from persons whose en-
ire view OF the stage was cut OIL BY nod
uihs piumes and velvet and things la
frunt OF them. This business OF wearing
large hats In theater is an evil which
should be remedled by legislative action
necessary. When, however, feminine
theater-goers realize that their breeding
Is largely evidenced, in an inverse ratio
by the size OF the headgear they wear whilc
play Is in progress, 1t Is posslbIe that
the desired result may be brought about
without further trouble
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IN "uaiNo" 10 "nat happenea 70
Jones the attractions last week were
Stuart In "lio2" Monday nisht and
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~ ,s,asnanp ~ ~, n,te sh'su ysster.
,sas,,s,o u.lu ,a ~ ilisns. MI. Stuart
,ssa,o W.. ohe =. ING pes, ieinaie I'M
ess'.,', no" pelore Tue pupllo' and ma
pe NOT rs very clever one. ;,
maiinee and night.
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Stuart Robson opened al tho Columbia
the,t.r xva.h,n,-ta,, >,r,,a,. -,
60, ''sn'ne'o"' On HouNas MNn'
ocoper ~ TO one OF the LARGEST houses
that he has ever appeared before ln thu
District ~ col,n.ha On The history 81 hi,
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. a. ~ speahinH o. Inc Me,luior
S Us i1lttal piouuc,lon III the Capital oity
MT Mr. CIanning Pollock q the Washdnstoi
i i,s LOON OCCASION 70 say
Wnsle Acton Daylss once called IN
Snssne o. pubic opinioa was set ~ motfol
,ss nisns ny the Colnmpia when that bril-
Iant acior--his press ayeMs have AWAY