The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
! THEATRICAL CALENDAR.

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u THEATRICAL CALENDAR
IN oprs--cha'i'' D. Herman !"
,,..inee--Charies D. Herman
a, and juliet"
niobs-Charles D. Herman In
.,u matinee ard nlaht-Al
n, /, "a Prince of Tatters."
j =, riutt-"HappY HooIiesn."
N Tsht--Kathryn KI0der in IAN
M Eyer
-,unced that Mr. Cberles D, Her
s.se,dshcd act-r who has been
+ !, !, reprs with Frederick warde,
voaieska aud the werdrs-Jnm $
M star next senson IN the ro-
.sr. s"The Lnn's Mouth" md
T.solf and the shakespearaan
pyaeseth," bthe,lo" and 'Ro-
,olet" supported by the Ward
witch has rlade a wonderfully
.,,ssslon this hast season.
ss-,sr Is an actor Of sterling quail
Z etss given his art close study and
IA To- The pul1ic for his codstlnI
I'M and sincerity.
4 INA plant, scenery, costumes and
NJ nd each play will be given Il
7, ,rd elaborate scenic production,
~ viii be under the direction OF
I'M +. Warde for many years iden-
~ ire management Of the Fred
Ttrjs and Warde and james com
E-usn and the WHrde company will
n vr8sy with q Wash mgron birthday
Y, r,ssenting 'OtHelloi Tuesday aft.
4 Romeo and Juliet, and Tuesday
Macbeth"
nit Of more than ordinary impor-
4 ! lorers Of amusements will be the
rr:s in this CITY next Wednesday,
II q, matinee and night, of the
Nd German dialect comedian ana
,acsd singer, Al, H. Wilson, in tho
sslatlc play, "A Prince OF Tatters,
q MI d New York, by Sidney Il, Ellis
MA Nj Wilson's second starring sea.
~, ne management Of Charles II
N i. SdnS Il. Ellis, and his success
\ W most pronounced. placing him IN
4 s1 ranks Of the popular stage favor
! ice day,
a lInce o. Tatters" is "a story of heart
n .l.espersed with humor, filled with
81 !; ellmaTes and Interpreted by an eN
AlT clever acting company support
al u a. H. Wilson, who is provided in
auitu comedy drama with a mosi
Z. vehicle for the exploitation of his
b midi combine grace 10 acting With
At 11Aieiy beautiful singing voice, thu,
f long felt want IA the world OF
Hlsat
ssA1Et the action Of the play Mr..
Gaes six songs, giving ample oppor
M The enjoyment Of his rich, mc!odi
rA vllch has earned for him th(
ialisn.yotced singer. He sings bal
70 rare feeling and his voice has thnI
Fhsdc quality and sweetness Of eN
~ that Is an inheritance Of nature
~ 70 be prlzed The songs are The
NJ snd Buccaneer" ''Whispcrlng
n The Winding Of the Yarn ~
and when Your ship Comes
a. rich gems IN the casket oil
~ Yale and Ellis have staged "a
n Iatters most sumptuously, car
n 4 iul complement OF scenery, whicl
X sue Of the most handsome eve
M makes a handsome backgroun,
~alual wardrobe worn by the com
cnpany supporting Mr.. wilson I'm
nsly names well and favornhll
II trong which are Miss Kate Reno
amy Bloodgb7d. Eva Byron. Isa
@'shs nbtle Francis Clinton, Mari
4 george Riddell, Harry A. FISHER. !
l,annons, John Baldwin. Al. II. Hol
+ ',Ess Fl. Heck, Ed Knnndson. Johi
"A ' N. 81 ne Haven, Herbert Han
~
Nosrie Of gaiety and eGulgcnt far
''z0H entitled Happy Hoollgan.'
Presented at the opera house Thurs
~'salJ 20, In this city by a score o
~1slians, yocalists, terpsichoreai
speciality artists and funny fare
.s'A picked from the very cream O
,sse.0a and recognized and acknow
II me press and managers through
Sn% S.SIFy as being the strongest an
IL orys,, Aeaalnens ever MERGE
u NJ ..l .tS mis- big laughln
WnhsAa ~ cast Of great artists, form
"a srtay OF all that is pleasin
S ear' The comedy OF Fran
.r5aossss llApably written and as
49, " propeller OF merriment an
MI 1. VI .aHgAter, 1t has the roariu
aluSs 1enlnnused multitudes and n
Gs NJ The comedy is base
aatr.t 'sa Upper caricatures of tn
b, o,SSaupl who tries to do al
HI M Out always gets done
4nncA gives the author yer
M ~ write n most amusin
"A tlasrssS funniest Of situations an
ssslons ~, Ihree acts are given. "a
II "a sus considered necessary /
I'll, brsa.se chance 20 rest and r.
nd grii,g, Tue scenery IS all new
n llied slant from the brushes of on
Il hitpovs,i ny artists. The costume
1It, ans y =, N stage attire as well ,
IA e music new, popular an
asr OF CHARACTERS.
~. victim of hard luck
n "a ths o,.',.,'..... Mr. Ross Sno'
aaen a, cause Of oil the trouble
Mp.5., 'FIct attorney .......
#as 0Ehsr,,ii,','hr. William Hallida
M ,sagaenh 3 messy 80. Mr.. Paul Quin
a aFtk n, liner '..,... Mr.. Frank OF
Weeam Tue hand OF Bridget.
hooligan's side part
~ Whalen $500. Mr., Ed BeglC
,..T Tough citizen. 800.
9kls 49,: Mr.. Cbris Whalu
n alono. lay Mr., Edwin Stockwe
Mea. button merchant. ....
8 Ben, a,',.,.....'.Mr. J. Jay Card
-. eowpuncher. ........
M,.,''''..,,..M Mr., Fred Barn,
III s '''''Mr. J. Francis I.eonai
nh '''''.,.,. Mr.. NJ. Henprng
ant '''''.,...Mr. NJ. Steiubul
FL nims ~ ,,,,',., Mr.. A. l.. Cam,
Z n, patent hair restorer.
No.. sh Proposition. ....
n Aorl1rt. '',.,; Miss Belle Darlli
M..."' suddenly wealthy
~. '''''..Miss Maggie West,
e. i'galn "'''',,.Miss Maude Pow,
'"'',.Miss Bert Hosemi
lg, r,;ii,,..,. Miss Irene Paws,
H., military Girl.
III Numer. ,f.,,.. Miss Della Rnuu,
summer girl
M Asiunp go. Miss Clara Ken
No.. bouhrette. "
u Nl1ters .',.... Miss Arline mn
concert girl.
s's'ses - Mss Lottle Frankl