The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20

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,.,..re was partly wrong-the worlds a
w 4 Omitted by the bard's detractors,
n s,,arn seen some Hamle,s of this age
~, Nave called all men upon y actors
Nv Bangs.
u all together the theatergoer OF
lon may look back at the week JUS;
md he thankful that it was no worse,
rlv,s mlnstrels came in on Monday with
n company and plethora of time worn
sms Wilson elings aflectionately to
h,stnuts OF his youth ard his name con-
10 draw good houses, though his best
has iong been doae. The public ac-
thsm a reluctant GLOW dy" and a
n "God-speed.' and turned 20 frd
selves booked for something worse. "The
patti Troubadours," raucous voiced
rlumsy. There may be just grain of
die in our makeup but we do not like
dyed-in-the- wool, prognathous-s skull
cn with -simian physique. amble out
an audience and make young ladies the
II for funny business. 1t seems lately
Wien a negro has not intellect enough TO
scoop-shoyel up Main street. he is
bed up by some travelling company of
gated color and made exhibit his short
20 before his betters. QUO Vadis' came
s.,er part o. the week as soothing
Tent 10 the public's faded nerves.
tt week WILL according to advance no
Nave laugh at each end OF il.
Primrose & Dockstader's Ministries,
will show here tomorrow night. the
- ..ota ,oi,oms.
nce no''Ce spe"As As Lo'Io"s'
pre- are seyeral distinct departures from
minstrel stvte as generally econ n,
.A,h ~ lie. =, hi,b Inc. ,,.,,',,.,,,
''U ''@' III -'''9 Pe'io'
long one ana embraces great many
cularly bright lights. When the curtain
Nm an the fra nort tho st,go sat+i,s
Va P''' '''''e
Dc seen 10 be oil a very pretentlous ma
auu Msssdu OF tue company pelh8
Is usual, only VIe scenic environ
wa, ue u!sso1ereu' put as tue Brea.
~ oana uhuer the leadership OF Carl
Ion starts stirring melody, the whole
anJ WIZ come upon, the stage to its
iae on'n sSs WIN ne III charge OF
LA'nan' me END men oil the semi
D'v.e cs snI "gl,,aiu y iorlen D. -T ne
|ng, Charles b, Wilson. George Robin
). Merritt aud II. sylvester. In the
is, pr ga.nie munster Oh moholoslsiH,
up-to-dats songs Stir the ris-bii,t,es Of
Next to hold the stage and likewise tn
~ sipt&laolon wMl be Bosert and
comedians intr6dnc,ng &c a Nd" Ia n,pS
erous musical instruments. One of the
o. .ns ouo VIII be the impersona
rboso u S.mo uAnuy py ue9rse rim a
ttul performer Is worldly ide.
whole, the Primrose & Dockstadcr
trols will be one of the most imposlng
entertaining companies 10 visi. this civ
unhng and scenic embellishmenfs are
20 be on a magnificent order, The en-
Entertainment VIII be gwen In black
as the managerial heads argue that
sielsy should be according to what IL
es,' and as American mlustrelsy Is in
d 10 typ!fy the negro NJ nlantaiior davs
are rs two greatest exponnnts true n Il,
fe The reputation Of th.s co1nnanv
widely known that II Invariably pioys
Standing room only, LET Tits iagt
* be word TO the wise in the matter
eutlng seats In advance
William G3lIette's MAY "sac-et aorv,,o "
N viii ha =. ~,
:, a, 'He opera mouse on inc
Of the ed, the advance notice says:
kcre. Service - NH, ON 49,.
tovdaa bo,,. F~n va 'V' "s -"
yo,s al the rarrlek tneater'
'ViA' loV nights in Boston and for near
" years in London england whore r.
ss., vac longest run ever accorded an
Aa Play is the work Of William Gill
whose previous performances in tine
making line brought btr, +, .o,,,t,,t,,,
be highest or,o. 80 4ePu ''-''oi'
for The anibo. At nardiy seemed pos
'tHaia pnoI OF The Private Secre-
Enis Wisowbny me Enemy" "Mr. VIII
auytbHg ana Too Much Johnson"
easb ot psIIer than the best OF these
In he Wne.l was em!nently sstlslac-
td a, fha ana all OF which were pos
but IN "Sasse matte or comedy quail
only slrnss.os, service Mr.. Gillette has
u o all osb h'nselt, but has gone
a His war c' +'a, Ameriean writer's Of
Service" is ,93.ISsi,oF that IS what Sc
anaon or raitio - mere IS no thunder
rucion. Us eter Written rs wonderful
rs Sllnaxes have drawn f6e h s'ui' Sdspt MT
Il a InoF and hold them night after
ngular hing a. ,h Y were, Of enchantment.
has not been the siiebPfs ep' sb Is ma a,
Gis,Stss over the distinction accorded to
saser,uliy that "t tbs aue win 'ae play
Eesr , Deserves the iaureis and Is entitled
Hsld by ' The -.
{, was thu AZ, II VII be remem-
be late civil var 1' successful play based
showed ersst IN mat work Mt GU.
l9d appreciate, o,,s4ruct've skill ans
play. Secret seS Oh me measurements
sof almost a d 1e,Y.ee makes its pre-
nv Of the other n 4, 10Y. SO t9r u