The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-26

night. has for wears been figure as con-
| splcuous In American minstrelsy as Nat
/ Goodwin Ia comedy or Francis wilson IN
comic opera. He was the cniet tuil-maker
/ when that famous minstrel compih1,uon
| OF BARLOW Wilson. Primrose and west
/ toured the country. and his remerkaoie
personal success as the star or tue HWY
/ organization Is conclusive evidence inst
| time had not dimmed his lustcr nor lessen
| ed his hrm hold on the popular directions
! Of those who enjoy minstrel mirth anu
mimicry As monoioSist dealing WIN
timely TONES his humor is contagious anu
| those who heard him with the haverly
! show last season need not be reminded OF
/ 'But while MIR. Wilson may be described
as the sparkling jewel Of the show, the
| setting of the gem enhances Inc brililancy'
! The famous comedian Is TINS season sur
| rounded by "a company of merry -mnkers'
musicians and vocallsts entirely worthy.
! on "thc end he Will have such capable
assistants rs Johnnie Swor; Eddie Mazer'
| roncy Conley, Herman Marion. Bily fearl,
I Willis Rankin and Eddie McGluc. Inc
| man who cannot be made 10 laugh by Snch
| a notable combination of fun-pfoNiders
| should consult his family physician
"Nocally the show is wei equipped with
| u Swcrtly blending choir OF capable wen
/ cultivated sololsts. a speraiy selected
orchestra. lead by the young violin ylrtuoso.
! Claude Mcnkep whose solos nj the New
! York Metropolitan opera house concerts a.
/ trgcted the attention ~ the critics ana a
,.ndP " n"' NM w,' I,to nr,ninance ne rs
/ eisto,t rnndncioe Ia Dan Gndfrav's famous
| british band' are features INIT may he
h S,b'' wrsjc,I is stsninrd '"' '''''
! - novelty of tho clio viii be the laugh.
I able black fnrc pantomime entitled me
hHuse ~ il"u39't N ,ur "unk ,a 1tr,y{15
thr unycrIy interests brought from
( Europe. There viii also be In the clio
Harden ahd S"larrS, n2N'tE nu1l ,ii,., rN
toiting l,i. Marian and Trarl in nm nero.
batic song aud dance. and other features
appropriate IN genuine minstrcsy.'
~
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minutes before the audience during the
performance OF "rhc Casino Girl is a
Young sSp'Ioh ,ao "1'''N'r ',o'H Sp, wa"
'"ul''' ~ "'""'"N D" ''". "P' ""''"- '"'
past summer. and while 10 Paris ran across
,%e ' ,,' ,, ""p ,, ~, p,,l ,.,. ,
guest rae boy, pegflorm.d two or 'h rec
latter took Interest enough ia the bright
looking EgSpl'4.g 10 lmg la mo-" 9g nap hav
q appeared nal brru Drought from ms
position aud through the railnrc Of tnc
loft ~traudcd Ro,R liked rhe lad and de
,.dcd that it world hc o hin 10 have. - ma
NV" donkey boy lu The casino iIr pro.
dacuqp. lie asked the ,ounesCr how he
have q good position. and found thar t1c
world To inahc m,ncy So Manager Rorb
sent him 10 Ncn York and has started him
, ON a stuce carrcr The ho, seems 100 he
- very fond OF hits work. II" speaks French
- Hike % native aud rs rapidly mastering the
p English language
+ . y
10 WAS q triumph for American mus1
40 loss than 80 personal triumph for himself
, that John Phup Sou.u aruirvcd n Circa,
, Hritaiu during his recon, noucrri tour VIII
A bis great band Musical England. whcr,
o rho military haud has reached IT,, Creates
y stage OFF cNr"lcn'", welcomed Sousn witt
open arms. ana promptly gave testimony
80 liN hlgh appreciation Of his abilities "a
composer As conductor and as organizer
Ih London ms reception was cordial i'm th
| tNil'm" me criiicS oujhuoiHstc iu tibet
praise ANA tho public more than geuerou
ln i1"i pat "uuge Ihr London Times
me Iuuud'i0r, h"l"ycd or All EnRishmru
I'D me hrst notice ~ q military lHnd cor
"rrt iunt mad ever appeared Ia its column,
PAID Hn uppr", tativc tribute 10 the Amer
l'An musicians
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