The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

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she should have the keeping of his daugh-
ter over night. Dolores aided 10y her Sis
ter IneZ, tricks the princess and escapes
from the locked and barred apartment, go.
Ing at once to Don Johns hOudoir In the
palace OF the king The next scene,
the fourth, Is Don Johns apartment,
where the lovers again meet, Philip sends
for his brother. The Princess of Eboli, en-
ragged 10y the trick played upon her, seeks
Dolores, who Is now in hiding, Don John
is accused Of fcrmenting a rebellion ma of
being In love with q woman who Is the
mistress of the cardinal Dolores and the
cardinal had sccreted themselves in the
apartment, but hearing this unjust accusa-
lion the cardinal appears and denouuccs the
king In unmeaSured terms. Don John Is
equally vehement In his protestations when
Philip, intending to stab Don John. acct.
dentally lays low the cardinal. Philip,
fearing the popes displeasure, comHls Don
John TO assume the guilt, when Dolores
appears. knowing all that has occurred,
and makes protest. In the next scene Don
John acknowledges the crime, when DO.
lores mounts the throne aud relates to the
courtiers what has occurred. revealing,
however, only q portion of the truth. In
the last scene Dolores confronts the king
and compels him TO sign Don Johns re-
lease. The cardinal is discovered alive,
when the lovers are anally united and the
king and the Princess of Eboli overcome
The production is very magnificent, the
most beautiful seen on the stage for many
years. In all there are six acts, and the
dresses, depicting the glorious era OF Philip
III, are very magnificent Miss Aliens
gowns are copied from costumes 10 be seen
In the museum at Madrid.
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An advance notice OF Tim Murphy says:
Tim Murphy IN his new play by Paul
Wilstacb. "a Capitol Comedy viii he
the attraction at the opera house wednes-
day; January p, one night only. II Is an
Interesting story and so carefully worked
ont that the eyer-changing lights OF comedy
and the darker shades Of pathos fash con-
stantly across the scene and hold the audi
last and Joel Gay Mr. Murphy has a
part that will bring him many strides for
ward as a star.
Joel Gay is the son OF a man who died
disappointed In the hopes OF getting con
of his forebears TO valuable property in
the heart OF MINNEAPOLIS The son takes
up the work and after nearly every sen.
ator has refused 70 champion the bill he
member OF the upper house. Gay wins her
support through his generosity In giving
large aims TO charity-donations rather
hypothetical In as much as they are based
only on his sincere trust In winning rec
ognifion OF his claims. and are payable
only when he is thus made wealthy Miss
Dinsmore wins over TO Gays side votes
enouFh TO pass the s, eiii-ameng them SEN
given with the understanding that Dins.
more shall vote for Bert's bill OF land
sale In Arizona. pinsmore, who supposes
tho proposed legislation ia, be snimpeach-
able. agrees. hut at the last moment when
II Is discovered chat the Arizona land deal
IL practically a swindle Joel Influences
Dinsmore to break his agreement and thus
JoiuPtsrily wrecks his plans and hopes OF