The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

entertained goes entirely without saying.
Hunting FOR Hawkins" Is one OF the W.
nlest pieces on the road this season a.a IS
L. Heckert who has rrarrangcd the piece
throughout while due credit ui44t ne
given the author Mr.. Guy Stee.y SUI
IL is 9 fact that the leading chaTactr.s y,
John r Cain and Laurence ". weaver /
have lifted the piece into prominence ana
sftrert the Immediate attention or INC
audience as owen Touchcu aud Matthew
Hawkins. They have created peTspuaEt'
that will rank with The Map rom on, Me- aS1
farnoyg prototypes That they have I'M
proved the characters since last seen hert
{ viii be patent 20 au who reWe1mnD 9. 20
production ~ last season Their !lit-e Nv
/ plays and manurr1sms. their facial e5pres
/ glnns and eluuciatious and general a1APlA-
] tlun to the IDEAS o. the dramatigt are eH-
/ co,ieot me are vel supported. and. IN
f1rf witch one or two exceptions the CHAR
/ actors ere old favorites here.
! The comedy has not breu ovcrdrawu; y
Is all that Is claimed Tor it. in fact. Z can
{ be nfelv recommended and heartily IN
[ dorsed Miss Blanche Nrwcomh is 8 sweet
. Aehlev' MISS Minnie Carroll PLAYS Geor-
2 r'ana Smith with much spirit and keen
-,a-1erffou ~ the character. Her lines u
g. true -lsc her 10 make some ugly threats |
at mon IN general. IN n rather aveening
manner but &c IS 81 so well done mat y Is
.aarv FORGOTTEN Tn. role y Mrs Hawkins. /
in ire hands ~ Tint popular actress MISS
Rarrle conway makes q one - the most /
,f-- rH
The rrstrr1rs are pronounced 20 ~ soma .
~ ne Te', r.e'or.'e 90 o71 oas I. vrr
tr.i So the capable cast that No7srs Cray
ana UeckeTt have occurred
S0CIETY'S VIEW ENTERTAINERS
As 10 Illustration ~ the ends To- "Al'h
View Tr-s society ala 20 Tor Q now fai
nothing is more i7 point man me en-a-
men' 0f the ''AH, M'''Il We
20 give series ~ 'eontereh'NS 81 eher'
-rss Hr-lrs. the remainder 81 the winter.
~, .t. -,.n,.,,ts., ~ fba
De count .'' 800 ' -,
late Oscar Wilde ana n0st OF ms ,'"i,'f'
p 4 Ma modesto .s boost explained nv DIS nfst
.. . .....,.ss 81, tina -lar from
D ''l-'A '''.. ~, 400.
ta" steamer In SN'"'" Why OF '' NA'
IS 90 .aav .u.fl. ru i1oa ~ birl art Into ths
E, an ....-.... r.I.l. ann mo only French
go ..........g ID. 6o tniso Th.s, asluiuc
3 mnttcrags combined with mighty ON
ar..i-'.- t.. A..'.L a," mn ~
q heaI.6y mind 10 inns ,'-4t,5 WI ill.,. t,,H
! 'pg". e, Ss9, y.-E witch is .nTerln- Tor
the want " something 90 Do The series ~
z seven lectures cost the patrons SO os -
a e"HterehGc D irrat.-el'tiy sId:
o. More specifically, 50 per con Miss III
81. sabslh Aiarbur, the play broker Is re-
u, sponsihle igf ms npp,utnl..' ,,,S 80, ~
Is nan ,,s,n,s IA Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mrs.
'y ogden Goclet and Mrs Levi r. Morton
De -,, ,,,-y,-, ..-,pr,vur,rr .,
ANOTHER PATTI ~ Anew Ebl''
OF Asrlina Patti is coming 10 America ~
~, 49, -,.s,rcv,eIl, concert tour MT lcas
1b ~ -. a., ...,,,,-,it, s,-,.-,t
ION so says Robert Pfau' the N"N"e'"' "H'"'
~ who claims TO have tho celebrated soprHm
-r- ,,5.- contract Ile ION n she is 20 upppa
ne lie. ,tr,g ,.vt sr,ecp Al SALARY o
ly thirty times next s'DA'" az '''" 10, ,,
~, $500 per concert ~ A'N'I"" /" 1N'o '
-, receipts n the box othce takngs pass cei
a. tain figures s9ngnlnD MI "' "a, ,ca, W,
Of al'r' ,hnI,,b her ySicc may be- but shadoy
~ ~ It's former brilliant self. simply necaHs
~ her unu9Ha' tspIh,artS"' Maurice Grau',
,cr- vetrnpolitan opera house, do,s not seem
III have convinced him. ns II mas otne3s, 9 IN,
ind mhSlGaI tln,e P,tii vas In her prime AN
am ,GPtt s,.G.n n she we're her former self II
,,, extremely unlikely thls public would
me into raptureS over "e'
On o"e' 49,
mn 80 49,. "a wall "a one OF artls.
lor- J"'S ''S"r -, ,., -,
- Significance VIII DC tne appe"''"'' W.
NV II Wilson, the golden voiced singer III
lus ,.,,, romantic MAY "a Pzince Of Tatteri
'n's -, - ia Nav York; nv sidney I
W. "a ta'e u W"
LOT Ellis.
In the character Of Prince Hugo VI
wv po,,or. NJr SVIisot,'s delicate humor
- ~ 49,. .,d hc ran orr
SEQ, forcvtul az a" times HHu "' 70" -
80 pathetic when occasion demands WI
ptE charming tenderness -
hol "A Prince of IatteH tells most
~ terestlnE story, and Its stnations are w
.een conceived and hnely eSetuted. Inc ma
him atSe9 Il, NAV marnineently the prodr
al Ii"S bcine carried Complete. while pa
i iaee tcular attention has been paid 10 the G
his tunes ana sopSs Burtns the acti
Ter ~ the play.
%",inEa -
I ~ In connection with the play 'lasaue
nent which Mr. OILS skinner commenced at
that ,,,S.s.,,,nt, norriol tboatar an Jonps
same imieue'PuN
con. 20 for two weeks engagement IL Is
, all intsrest To note that only a few days q
49,, ~. ,rrnL hol,o,ot 90 have or
an o." ""N 'AuuN ~
been the property or Kew Elea1er
an unms the supposed lost dauphin OF Fran
hNms' 'H' sNPpo1eu -"
onns WINS recently u's0o,V',t - ,''s Nv,
IS Of oa log pouae u'"l - 80 =
,nera ml's noNh INV NV A'''" NNFt'N'"''