The evening world. Newspaper, July 31, 1902, Page 9

Siar he HOW TO BECOME sacha nr nerhnsi _ON OPPOSITE PAGE. 7 TO-MORROW “How to Become an Actress.’? AN ACTOR. By HENRY E. D Leading American Comedia ‘Supposing the girl refuses you!" says the manager, suggesting merely to draw his talents out, and the young aspirant actually tries to describe the emotion. 2.—"How would you look as a lover?” the manager asks him, and he tries to imitate seme stagy actor, instead of choosing some pose he has seen In life. approaches the manager bet 8 a sense of in- tleast learn how to 1—The amateur timidly, which at once competence. He shoul stand gracefully, / —Here is a conventional notion of stage remorse which has lasted since the first melo- drama ever written, s is the accepted and stereotyped way of expressing scorn, an emotion which every temperament describes differently. —An attempt to suggest a character come- dian in stage distress over a board bill, Posed by Mr. EGON MARWIG y Miss ATMIELIA BINGHAM, IxEY, n. eee Se ee 6.—His idea of a comedian is either an old= time impression ef some light-comedy actor he has seen, or— 6.—“You might do for old men or character work,” suggests the manager, and the young man gives another imf{tation “But I have a preference for playing the heavy man!" says the youngster, again influ- enced by what he har seen, rather than what he might create. 12,—And he is puzzled and skeptical whem the manager replies, “B@ause you weren't born an actor!” “Leave acting 10.—When the manazer says coldly, your name and addrecs,” the aspirant, naturelly, shows that he is crushed— 11,—Only temovorarily, however, because he turns to the manager as he is golng and asks dramatically, ‘“‘Why can't I be an actor?” ‘The Plain Truth. | | ' | | Amusements, | Excursions. e MAY MANTON’S HELPS FOR HOME DRESSMAKING : CASINO *,52 ro "aaa eet aa ¥ Ol MATINEE SAT ae row | A CHINESE: "HONEYMOON. = nieanting e “4 inches: ee Peas nee 2 30-in Ast RAL EFE ad . ; tern 308 le out in ate 1 malted R e “THE DEFENDER. sartnbay ONLY as: © led or 10 centa, If both patterns are wanted send ve | (Rook 4H Bia Fancy Waist 3x3. 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