The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 18

ey _ Browne’s Value Sense terity, even as Greece and Blizabeth » BY GLENN HUGHES | The new spirit of the American known today Jan England a is a bored sense of the tnauf.| He drew a aerinite and arbitrary Hey of the banal products of the | line between the theatre of commer. Hercial theatre. So said Maurice | cial enterprise and the theatre of ar me, nationally known little-the- | tistio ideals, and attempted to de*hon Producer, and erstwhile director | strate that the tide is turning strong the Cornish theatre in Seattle, /ly in favor of the art theatre. One ing Thursday evening at the Y,| might question the precision which = ©. A. under the auspices of the; ho uses in drawing this distincton, rs’ Art Guild for it is a ne us fact that tn re Mr. Browne, avowadly antagonistic | cent years there have®been producer Pd the commercial theatre of] who have combined the qualities of loa, traced the origin of the art | financial success and esthetic supe tre, commenting on the ideals|riority, but the point leads only to oh prompted revolt and revision | futile argument the theatrical standards in this | Mr, Browne, fresh from a season try during the last decade, and} of local production, makes the state Gicted for the future a greac and| ment that Seattle responds to trag { theatre art, by which the|edy, but not to comedy, Just what PWAited States will bo known to pos ‘is to be inferred from thi se on MV LITTLE GIRL HAS GAINED 16 POUNDS,” GAYS HAPPY MOTHER Rhode Island Girl Is} ona out why she had gone back so in 'as Bright and Cheery | ner lessons. When I asked her why she had failed so in her school work and Her Cheeks Are as she cried and said she studied as y as Ever |hard aa ever, but couldn't seem to Set }remember. Only a mother can un rstand what I suffered when I saw HE CAN NOW KEEP | iny daughter slowiy, but surely, fad UP IN HER CLASSES }'"« away each day. 1 could hardly | keep back the tears when I looked 7 _-_— her. “Six months ago we took her out "Only a Mother Can Un-| school, thinking this might help ‘derstand What I Suf-| ner. vut she continued to grow worse. if | We were told she would get better fered When I Saw My | ren she cot older, but 1 was afraid “Daughter Slowly Wast- she couldn't tive and have shed many ” fa tear oversher condition. In fa _ ing Away,” Says Mrs. jy) husband and msselt, both. w Mary Smith down-right sick from worry over her, be Sacchi and yet, nothing did her any good. x “One day my husband said, ‘W re seay yt SOOM at tar ttle not have Mary try Tunlac?’ Fac 7 E morning I have read in the papers praise and gratitude to Tanlac.”| of someone being helped by Fe ogo mid Mrs. Mary Smith, of Peacedale,| nay be what she needs.’ _ 1, @ suburb of Providence, re-) won, 1 had tried everything else, ~~ 80 as a Iast resort I had Mary try Mary was eleven years of Taniac and I have felt thankful a always enjoyed good health | thousand times that I did. Before ind had @ very happy, fun-loving djs | she finished the first bottle she was (pos . However, during the past | eating like I have been wanting to Years she became very thin| see her eat for three years. Now frail. She took on a very sallow | she is the first to the table and the » her tongue coated over, she/ last to leave. She has gained fifteen ined Of a bad taste in her) pounds and is still gaining, and her dull headaches, and of feel-| face is as round and rosy as it ever Tanguid and tired all the time.| was. Her eyes sparkle with health, Jost her sunny disposition and|her steps are Jight, and she is as Nervous, irritable and moody. | full of life as a kitten. It does my Gppetite got so poor that I had| heart good to hear, her running wt her to eat. Her sleep was/around, singing and laughing and her eyes dull, and her steps | enjoying life and good health again. that it seemed she hadn't | My gratitude to Tanlac is unbound th to lift her feet from the | ed.” Tanlac is sold in Seattle at Rar. had always stood high in her tell’s drug stores and by leading ‘but now her reports were so| druggists everywhere. — Advertise. that her teacher called on me to ment. is “pain only.” | Limber up! Quit complaining! Get Not one case in fifty requires tn-|a small trial bottle of old-time "st. treatment. 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Beef Roast, Sugar Cured Bacon, pound . Stall 50—Lower Floor Armour’s Eastern Hams, pound.... 27kc Deiia 2... 20C Seaboard Meat Co. Stall 5 FRUIT CAKE and PLUM PUDDING Best by Test —AT— BOLDT’S Queen City Market Lower Floor ‘ Marred by His Zeal |Garrett, Dwire L, Seattle | Conner, Ruth, Seattle A real Xmas present for anyone. JACK’S STAND—Stall 12—Lower Floor You Bet Green Has It 8 Ibs. Fine Cane Sugar. Our Very Best Butter, Ib... Send us your Mail Orders, Yes, we deliver. Green’s Butter and Grocery Store No. 4 |Breaks Show Case, | Steals Overcoats | Hurting « brick thru a plate glass! Thder the leadership of the ‘Trade window in the Pacific Outfitting CO! gecretariag’ council, of Seattle, a Third ave and University fee ea ae ina, Jumped Voside {movement bay been started for an t case and, seizing several | auditorium large enough for the larg fled eat conventions | Drivers from a nearby taxt ead | nih cnisiatii a. } stand chased the man, but were un reed Jable to capture him Criticized Dress and i not car. George Mereaih aa| Is Sued for Damages | vanced the theory that tragedy ts tn) LONDON, Dee. 2 Following the telligible and impreasive to even example set by Major P. B. Malone primitive peoples, while comedy is ap | the Tottenham magistrate who de preciated only by @ highly sophist! Jcated and intelligent viligation. | However, the idea may be “that | | Mr. Browne did not give § je audi Jences 4 fair chance to appreciate lcomedy; inaamuch as the comedies which he presented were for one ree son oF another, not representative of the best wit and humor obtainable in dramatic fe ‘The Philan derer,” for instance, is a poorly structed play; while “Yesterday's Husband” ts a comedy so thin as to be pathetic. These are the only two comedies offered at the Cornish dur ing the Inst season MYSTERY, NOT TRAGEDY, | MAY HAVE APPEALED He spoke of the enthusiastic recep | | tion accorded Mr, Faust" and “The Tidings Brought to Mary,” and de | duced from this fact his theory of the taste for the tragic on the part lof local theatrege But is it so sure that they appealed because they }were tragic? I question that It may be that people were interested lin them because of thelr mystery The Cornish audiences are for the most part made up of those porsons I that they are somehow elect he position of patrons of the arts, and the more unintelligible the | play, the more they contributing to the artistic life of their community | Mr. Faust” was characterized by Mr. Browne as the only really great American play in existence. my mind, is unwarranted Any man has a right to his opinion. but I cannot help remarking that a mind which ranks Arthur Davidson Ficks above Eugene O'Neill an a play wright, is a very strange mind in | deed. who Jed to are | Mr. Browne tq.a sincere worker fn |the theatre, and his ideals have had & very potent influence in shaping the destiny of America little theatres His sincerity is above reproach; but that does not imply that his judg ments are not open to question. His lecture was very stimulating to those lunacquainted with modern theatrica achievements, but it smacked some what of the evaggelist, whose xeal mars his sense of values. ¥ } BIRTHS - Tanaka, Hisamiteu, $05 Jackson st. boy. Tatara, Naoicht, 1222 Main at. boy. | Ke nm, 423 Reneca at. girl | MeCourt, Frank 8, 2829 ‘Arthur pl twit jPighus, Joha, 6535 Wallingford av he Ts. a be ock, Otis BE, 2312 39th ave. N. YY utsul, Sadakichi, 1920 Main ‘wt. boy. er xe | Stalhamme: tia, Beattie. 29 Longdon. . Duluth, Minn..2 {wots Madison S. Gresham. Or y : Legal Murdock, Adaiine Howard, Se attle Lagat ang, Earl ©. Seattle Lowa! Nina Mar, Rolling Bay Legal Seattle 0, Beattle Loan, Truman J.. Auburn | Sebuitz, Lilian, Auburn [| Stuart. Jack BE. Yakima | Hall, G., Yakima [Ringstad, Magnus, Seattle Arentsen. Ellen. Seattle .. Towne, Luctan H., Sequim | Howell, Beatrice A, Sequim | DEATHS Coffin, Mary & 6 Dow, William 5 Bronson, Elvi Hollman, Juli + ALTE TUT Show—300 boxes of Beauties to aeeeee MATE oss. 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