The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-31
THE LOCAL STAGE.
"Whose Babv Are YOU Shown at Two
Performances,

n,v,ose Baby Are You" Shown at Two
Performances.
For writing Browns IN Town Mark
r. swan should have been given at least
ZEN wears with hard labor His sentence
Cor penetrating Whose Baby Are Youf'
sbopld not be less than for life.
whose Baby Are Your" was presented
a. suaeney Coombs theater yesterday |
afternoon and again last night On Tue
l,ttnr oecaslon vt was seen by an audience |
which filled the upper parts of the house
20 their capaclty and Occupied perhaps hull
20 the available space in the lower hoor IN
s,rnnlo Justice to the attraction 1t should
no stated that 1t pleased Immensely inc
n,oioritv Of those present last night II
o,n IL n iudge by the very generous
mount If applause bestowed upon 1t. I'D
- words the verdict of those present
IN favorabEe one or, If IL was not the
49, %rag MOI ~ evidence. Inose VINO ~
moi enioy the performance hau ~ tIoss
~ showing how they ielt, Will ~" me-
W ..I,o beid opposite views were gwen ~
VINO nvp vrity they wanted. Neyerthe-
~, ~ ~ before stated, the majority OF dnoof
| ~, sent seemed to be tbof2uBhlE pi ,.,sr
and evidences Of apRr,eeci nv III come from
and frequent. lheS ulH ~
'H Tr nm genuine dramatic stanapo III.
Whose Baby Are Your has prne'ihe ~.
| ME-, IN recommend IL. IL - noPe
notllilS Iomeratlon Of Inconsistencies IN,
| in.oSncrnlties Impossible SITUATIONS hVsv W.
SiaIo,,ns and strained action, wlthoul me
Slightest semblanee oil un laiS,oss T-he an.
ness, ~ a. asked 10 accept without question
iu,nnossIhle things Altogether VOC niht a.'
~, -, mention The audience last hlsh $3.50 al
| lot "a them all and apparently ehJoS'u
esp0eu "a a. would seem that, ar,
mem .,o NAV fulfilled It's mission ahd
~. Its author and us mahaE'lhenl HhV ',
what the people wanted esns ana sa,ne material
tiep &c not half bad and could thls w
thaL "a nver and some Of the worst o.
~ other features ehmihaieu piui. IN Il
INA INV have something OF real meIll ~
woulu nns 1.-THE But then, of course. i
nilgIiSs nof be an "e6eYerseent ecstasy
ySoteyer that may be; IN w s"s so h
S@hOss BABY eirca are than n9u Anything else.
more Of al, la' anpfariiig in the piece las
MINI We're able 10 get OUT our, o. VA T.. Hn,orter
: uiss In II. They were ~ s +berp deserve
ana eau 81. conscientious effort. charles
: ereait y" +Ie feature" OF the orsali.Eia
~" niaved the part Of the youhs ar ~,
9 ton, - II should have been played, Pc.
as wen u Inn r. Ward made an aecepl
haps' anu man. Lutte Nrohman ana 10y
~ aOie v were as good as couia ne ~
4 nected in the roles 81 . nGgo Fred Runnel
(, sibe az imitation OK Louis Mann Iiai
Saye when not as feodc cara ar tl Maey ~ an
?, was at otn'iT apiey looked well IN the
M iss fSse parts and Mss Gertrude Ii tS
o helped along Handicapped by coug
y that she ward was up TO the average
'h mss sIaSey The same scene e w %a' p se4
Il Throughout the play ana y "A' P'
set. - ,4trd act Mr. Patterson sai
couple e sO9 16s ta Tae dnp' Re way 81
n coraaerano under hypnotic influence a.
o 0ssa him especially 1s ne 10 n ADMIT
some INES canaat the popular fancy.
sg ~ the way one should sbact 20 e 20
en- shocked, " screcn.p Such expectations v
Soi Be realized Tse is scene tRe slightest s
DC. gree Fields MINISTRIES VIII be Sc seen !.
as , ~ & COMBS THIS aifefhoon .
re tonight