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

part is not one Of her best. Still she acted
1t with quiet and sustained power thai
won the audience and brought forth much
| applause and frequent curtain calls. Thurs
| day night Mrs. Patrick was seen in 9Th,
Second Mrs. Tanquersy," a play in which
she scored her best success in London
Next week her repertory will Include THE
Notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith," 'Magda," THE
Second Mrs. Tanqueray'' and Mariana. 4"
The engagement, which is limited to three
weeks. promises to show large results al
the box office,
At the Amphion theater, in the borough
| Of Brooklyn, this week Herbert Kelcey
and Fife shannon are presenting Martha
morton play, Her Lord and Master" ia
| large audiences. The author has given the
pubic drama Of much interest The story
Is l3gicSl, It's tone is moral and its lines
are bright and in many cases brilliant. It
Ieils or an American girl who marries an
bngllshman. In the London home OF her
husband she longs for a breath of Amer.
,ran ar. Mr.. Kelley gives an excellent
ana Miss shannon is much more than
charming as the heroine. Her Lord and
Master is an excellent play Of manners,
i tens 2 concise. straightforward story
pest play Mr.. Kelley and Miss shannon
nave mad since they became stars The
supporting company is a good one. and the
scenery aud costumes handsome ond an,' ,ue
pirate. "PPA'-
Al the Columbia theater, In BROOKLYN. las,
week performance of Romeo and Inlist'S
was gwen that beat the band lady by
tne name OF Valerie Bergerie was The
SS9shet and Mr.. Frank Camp the Romeo
Sjye "a" Tue performances Of this play ever
gwen on any stage this one was probablv
1ne most unique. The Juliet looked ana
S.teu IKE Bowery Carmen ana The
nomeo-well, for fear of libel suit I viii
s sn,s , snE mention Of him. Between the
II was funny-no, il was sad-Itn L tarsu,
Young woman of so hard winters s,r =
arrow EN- Down McCloskey" iust befnIss
D Dn1Ie' oeath scene Although Shakes
nave turned over In his grave durin9 tbost
5sIlornances which were given tTina
per. p''e ol w. ~ and 30
Fr9cks and Frills" is certain :. have
= prohtable run at Daly's thes+ar Thts
play seems "a be an sttemnt 70 49, MS
In az n.tols 10 display Of ladies' furheinTs
~ Vne scene there is an Interesting exbihft
worn ,Veks: lingerie. rutnes and other dnds
the ladies IN TAR ar ser and to say IT pleases
r NE s'ory The women Of the cast mo ' ~
aonr more more than dress models, and the msn
Sood nsst .Aers: There is only one raaIIv
msnLwbichth me pleee-that Of a stutteTins
Leo fNeAis dEte0 nv lame N.
scene mnsy In the dressmakers sbSn
Sc,pss Dorothy Dorr. chsrmins v %sp
n nt, tries on a new gown ana yonnA
PVnhoinanee as she Is being nnSress.s Very
so unange of costume she disnlays ths LOT
on ~ shoulders and other charms . hsno,
rior ne incal stage in many nonns SHOWN orS.
Ptah user Is cleverly written H., me
clothes For this reason 4, out u Is an
m munen and will make money Ths 70 me
q 'us. nave cost Manager Dsnie, ne goWns
it,, nortuns They are marnIscan slonmaD
ing n, sha right up 20 date since - oniec-
ths 5 hlsnt me thester has heen mi open
Tbs y every Performance p''Aeu 70
ali tbat IN IN this city goes on spsc sno aiP..
hsve snsI are projected msterisiils os, ana Y
psrS PAGES ~ amusement ~ we shan
Klaw spaltion TO the new tssstsry cor-
Fortr hflanger are 10 erect ~ when
Dayjd Spo ,a street Kirke Ia shnu west
vi, f'n belaseo announce ma shele and
''Riaito!e nrN play houses on ar n.,r 100 90
nrnreo, nlppodromes; one ~ thssd az least
81 ths ~ oy John W Hamilton oelng
esrth .narnum Bailey "seTastai formerly
Thon another by xens1ast show on
who nn s"n; and the third by sI,nsn named
business o'eaks Into the the,triesi
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