The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-05

posscs>cs marked individuality Is apparent
"a her rostumtN Ono drcss. OF cQntertioh
+ % solid st Sralce. iadtn with Silver s,f-
rents and lizards over the arms rnd sides
aud triumcd ciahorateiy With silver sud
mother of pearl With this she wears gu
ladies
Z has been rumurcd Tor several DAYS iha'
me Homer of the Humble me play
Which Harriet Ford hns written for iainee
- NfMl was suuteer version ~ Tue 'ah-
ischcnS which was successfully produced
~ me lnion Square fhcater twenty odo
Years ago. With the late CHARLES r. lhpine
ia tue leading part Miss Ford, who is ~
ishable as she y clever, says; - simply
tnnk the French story aud wrote new
play around n. This Is an there Is 10 the
tale that have stolen the old drama
novel program Is announced Tor next
week ~ the Victoria fheatcr. where Il has
been arranged 10 present AIRS Jack At
$50 each evening. The play VIII end at
1915, after which Crcatore and his hand
VII give a CONCERT lasting unifl midnight
~ the matinccs the play viii begin at 2.lV
the band following at 4.l5 This Will GER
iainlv be novelty.
The running attractions include IRIS AZ
me criterion. "A Country GIRL az .baly ~
There's Many a slip" az the Gnrrick.
Robert Edceon at the SAVOY. The Rogers
Brothers Ia Harvard" 10 the knickcrhockcr.
hearis Ahame' az the Biiou. "A Chinese
Honeymoon" at the Cnsiuo "'rhe Emerald
Isle a. the Herald square. Airs Leslie Car
Ter at Belasco's thrater. Lulu Chaser AZ the
Nirto1a. the Bcstonlnns ~ the Academy.
john Drew al the Empire. Mrs. Patrick
tamnuell M the Garden. sally In our
Alley q the Broadway, "Klng High RAN
at the New York aud Brandon lyman OF
the Fourteenth street theafer
The engagement Of Mr.. lyman has been
extended to October - whcu Robert En-
met he Days 81 IsB' will be given IT'S
nnal performance In this city the present
seuson. NhAuuccy Oicott follows. October
"a In Manager ottou's newest play. 'Oid
III N fNH WF nf
seven weeks. and it Is q remarkable fact
tHat nearly MI the boxes 1ud seats for his
opening night have already boon sold. Mr.
ulcoit appears 10 be uncommonly popular
tn this city.
Edwin Milton Royle and Mrs Roylc arc
expected here next week to prepare for
their starring tour under the management
OF Ken stern. MIR. Roylc has written two
or three new plays, hut 80 has not yet been
decided which one Of them will be pro
duted NJ the opening 81 the season. II
either IT them Is as good as Friends,
which was originally made known In This
city, then It's success SIS certainty
Monday night In Springfield, Mass, Miss
Margaret May started her second starring
in Philadelphia and Bostou, she viii be
seen mt the now West End theater. It IS
said that the Edison company has furnished
a remarkable electrical effect for use In tho
last act OF her play.
letter from David Higgins brings the
/ Information that TN York state" Is doing
q land office business in The West I'm 81.
| Paul ana Minneapolis people were turned
away az every performance Mr. Higgins
ANA Miss Waldrnn follow Chamccy Oicott
nt the Fourteenth Street thenter IN Decem-
| Ter.
This season Thomas jefferson known MS
Jefferson the fifth,' is said to he doing
q larger business than ever before ia "liip
( Van Wlnkies' lie Is en- route 10 the Pa
cidc coast, whore he created n strong i'm.
! precision last year. Mr.. Joseph Jefferson
began his tour Monday night I'm Boston
lhe governor VIII I'm engagements IN
\ Chicago, Indianapolis, Columbus. cleveland,
/ Pittshurg and Brooklyn. closing his eight
weeks season November 30 few days
! later his sons, Joseph and William start
! q stnrrine tour I'M Win Nnn Mlnklr.W