The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 8

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Chan recently leased @ theater and mpany on for a six months company was engaged for six months because it takes six months to put on the play The staging of the play ie an in- novation to American theater goers In the first piace, there ts no cur tain. is no scenery. There are no acta, the play being a continuous perform- ance 1 A simple Chinese tapestry hung at | the back of the stage in the limit of | decoration. | The actors are dressed in Mowing | Chinese robes and move in stately high Chinese aeccenta. Seated on the stage, monchantty jamoking a clearette in « young Chinese tri a black costume. Ovcas- fonally he gets up, atretches himself, and wanders around. No one pays | any attention to him. | He ts the scene shifter. Because he is dressed in Diack, all the Chinese in the audience understand perfectly that he can’t be seen—he’ invisible, That's Just as much a ree ulation convention in China, as the “Asbestos” on the curtain in Amer toa When any “stage business” is nec. essary, the young man gets up, gets the property in question, and re places it when done, If there is a wooing scene out of a window, he obligingly holds up a window frame until the hero and heroine gets do: conversing. When she wants to ait down, he saunters across the stage and hands her a chair. But, of course, he can't be seen. The heroine of the play is a man, a noted actor—or actress—in China }—Chin Far Dart. 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Chin the Julian wanders about with glances, and fans himaelf beautiful fan. coquettiah with «| | During the performance the audt jence gets up and goes out, gets a bite to eat, and comes back Tea is sometimes served during the per fim formance. As to what the play is all about, Joe Chan, the butcher, says that it! te 1,000 years old, and a very respect Chinese play. As for the rest, 4 better imprension was gained from | the policeman on the Chinatown squad who stays around to see that peace ta kept. “A bad man, you see, gets lousy drunk, and then he swipes a swell chicken,” explained the policeman. j ‘Then there's a young guy that's! really got @ case on this dame. He) hearn about the kidnaping businens, | and goes out to clean the old gent | up. The dame is afraid of the bad) man. When he really thinks he's got her dead to rights, she begins| hollering. This young «uy hears her, | and busts Into the place—y'under stand, they got these paper walls tn China, Well, the young guy and the| old gent go to it with swords, and ot course, the young feller finally bumps the old gent off, and gets the! | sirt, Hell—tt's atmple, but here T | gotta stick around six months while they drag it outr* | THE WICKED WoRM Cuthbert had been listening for! | balf an hour to @ lecture from his | father on the evila of late nights; and late risings in the morning. “You will never amount to any-) thing,” sald the father, “unless you! |turn over a new leaf. Remember, it's the early bird that catches the | worm.” | “Ha, hat" laughed Cuthbert. “How| about the worm? What did he got |for turning out so early?” “My son,” replied the father, “that worm hadn't been to bed all night; he wag on his way home."—Chicago Herald and Examiner Bill Sykes, band organizer| at the University of Califor- nia, Southern Branch, Los Angeles, was branded with the initials “U. 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