The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29
THE WEEK IN NEW YORK.

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New lopf September 46.-rncsday might
MIS-. tl-kr enc of the o'evcrcst women ou
the Awtrlcan stage begun her long season
i'm THE rcmodolled Manhattan thratcr. pro-
3rnt'H2 new play called miranda q!
I the itloHny' The dranp is rouantic iu
It's them" and picturesque ia It's scenes aud
incidents, ia the titlu part Mrs Flske ha,
a sort Of b '"frss or the D'UrbovNIe>'
I role which suits her methods ana per.
! sonality admirably. She acts II with MI
the magnetism and nervous force for which
she Is noted, and In one or two of tbe
stronger scenes aroused she audience 10 3,
high pitch of enthusiasm. The play is I'm.
harmonious In some of Its episodes. but
on the whole Il tells an interesting ana M
| limos exciting story. / have never anpn
| TINS o@tress 90 better advantages Nor
/ gowns are magnificent ina the FIRST 4rt
/ sue wears white satin evening cost tnuo
embroidered with shelves Of wheat mnd, of
/ pearls uu1 gold. This drcs, is said to
| nave taken HE first prize. a gold medal
1 IN i,ails in ootnpttltion With exhibits made,
/ py Worth aud Folk. I'm the second tcf
/ she rs goWurd In a muye creme trimmed
/ with cream hce, with a collar and n bplf
| OF hlne silk ribbon Her COSTUME In tbn
fourth act Is black princess tcagnWn, en-
brold~el In jrt aud chenille lMr long
tram ana sleeves are urEdmeuted with hang.
| ing pendants oC Jet. llaudsumer costumes
| nave never before been seen ON rbp local
st1E', ne hlet night audience was large
NlW IhsnloMnlc one, and iucUira many
| persons prominent in business and social
0usplciuusly
| David Warnvld, a local favoriu. nude
MS dchm as Il star Monday night AT Inc
! hJou th@tc, where he was warmly wei
! coined ny his friends and admirers His
| pay Ihe Aucuonccr" Is what some crit
les call a comedy OF character IL was
J Written by Lee Arthur alld Charles Klein
ana gives Warheld excellent opportunity
| -" comedy, WHn two or three moments OF
| pttlos. The scenes OF the niece nrp an
4aid In this city. The FIRST act shows Inc
! aueH"E rooms of Sinon Levy david War
| h'lut' INC second MS new home on lex.
1 Heton avenue aud the third sixth avenue
\ ~ Tue corner OF twenty third street David
| Belasco ,Wurheld's manager, has furnished
! an appropriate production md an pxcelout
4 supporting comp my. Some good acting IS
/ done by Marie Bates Odell Williams ma
| one or two others. As star. MI War'
| field promises to twinkle briglrtN.
! ''lAe Bonnie Brier Bush had its first
! the fhcater Republic, with the vetern
actor, j.. II. Stoddard, aus the star. The
I play Is interesting In spots only and ibcSt.
4 spots are not frequent There is woeful
/ chance Tor the actors, not even Mr. Stod.
| dard. who Is an gritst from the crown az
I his head TO the soles 81 his feet The niece
Is q distinct disanpolnrment IA every way
and There Is no reason why n should have
long run. 80 is presented With ammo.
| pirate scenery and "A competent east NM
scenery and actnrs never yet made Il good
play ), SO MUCH, tor ."The Bonnie Rrler
"The ladies' Paradise now running Al
: the Metropolitan opera house is sad
iaNnle and can nor possely have an ex
! tended run. one Of the funniest things N
the performance Is 10 see QueeuIe Yassar
a soubrette with no voice to sneak of
advance to she footlighks and throw an Aris