The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13
DRAMATIC NOTES.


DRAMATIC NOTES.
The regular theatrical season is now
practically closed all over the country and
everywhere managers are preparing for
the summer an unusually large number
OF people viii be engaged in the various
summer theaters during tho heated term.
many Of the more fortunate ones Will
make European tours. others win arrange
plans Tor the coming season and Il very
small percentage viii he idle.
Some Of the New York theaters are
continuing their regular bills, but many
have been closed through sheer lack OF
good drann,ic material. which IS said TO
be scarcer this year than ever before,
Locally the outlook is by no means
promising. The effect OF the many I'M
successful attempts at the establishment
Of summer theaters made in the past bids
fair TO deter any further efforts In thaD
line. for time az least, and as result
~ seems likely that Houstouiaus will have
very little in he way OF amusemcnts until
the beginning OF the regular season next
autumn
Blanche Walsh is now appearing in tho
sardou plays at the Grand opera house.
New York, and indications lead 90 the he
lief that this engagement Will DO the last
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udt,s nv ,pnnarapr,s a freach 81 conatd.
cradle extent has occurred between MISS
Walsh and her co-star. Melbourne Mac
lowell. Tho latter according 20 reports.
attempted to mako the public believe no
was "it' in a manner which did not meet
with tho entire approval OF tho giftsd
actress. AS q result OF tho ensuing dis
agreement. II is said severance OF in.
forests WIS agreed on ana in consequence
/ MacDowell sold the rights TO the sardou
plays, which became his on the death Of
hia wife. Fanny Davenport, to Clarence
and husband Of the la.ter's co-gtar. MIME
Titteil Brune The plays thus disposed
of we're ia rosca, Fedora, Cleo
it,' A. G,5L,ond a. ana heod9ra' and
noy, 80. '''.o 'Hlei'lu ". 10 eApio4, 'n5iu
lruai,,r r,sio roios "i'1 ,i, VI .no
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don't s6o ynl sqi for E"rooo y" ','' ~
N h. anid INN eba re-, 10 ~ So %'i,t
! glde apain uptii ssos6r ottnr ,o., oi ''''
carter Do Haven. who will be remem-
bered as the clever lad who o,s , mart ~
tbc ipvsnila c,rdo,,,i,, ,.o., ~, ~, -,
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y Na,, when appearel al NE auditorium
last summer is soon 90 come Into posses-
s ',I3 60, vi HearIy SLooUooo nus share Of an
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of its nina o,,er sac,, t., "a vST V'eFeleS'
Joseph cawthorn has been re-ongaeea
for the Alice Nelson company next sea.
son.
. hlGaG 81, chapman, seen here as Mrs
sni,S u y"e orls,1Sl pIouqctlon OF Way
GTard orSr. 80, e. a.. S'snea WIN the
Ss, 49,. ' s o'0NA NolupaHS' at
Lansing Rowan So, NJ, tI,,a.... ~.
of tba rest gossrt. ~, ~ ,d9e
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sent a rencrfoiro Of H., 60 go W. y, p
meantime rf tbn - ~ ''loes unt' 'ne
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who mas ,scartlr or,s,I " g. an
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H. seasor nr ISss 9a 80 yD,Np1ng Gu',nE
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ana Nth ,ns,s, 1919, Wis ~, IA I r
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strc@stb An, 49,. mIi9ss llo' ne Us regelnlns
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Florence Rogluen seen here Win