The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1907, Page 9

Evening Worldis Daily Magazine, Sa turday, S08 of ot ot ot ot ut. ot ot ot at at gt at OT BE IESE ST Ut ‘From ca es (OR OM OKO) (OK ORORS) eee OME ‘n here, you'll be more comfy," chirped a small, Rather i-young-woman, whisking tag way to one of those narrow-chested rooms common to the anatomy of uptown apartments. J-wasn't-so-sure-about-tho “comfy” part of It corn { found myself surrounded by stage-fo'k tn (rames. Sonetimes-they seem to. wear.a vengeful {ook and ready to leap from the wall, hissing: You sald—yes, you did!—but never mind, we've got you at Iast!!? Witch jsn't "comfys? But a second among friends. 1 saw only dancers, and. breathed easier, Standing out In ‘striking prominence was Le & Domino Rouge, who flashed’ upon Broadway from tne) New York Theatre roof two summers ego. \ ‘The Mttle woman in black; with a prim white Jace collar giving her an ded ain of, domestictty—for gho's Mrs. Mark A. Luescher—now, you Jnow--didn't look at nll Ike the proud beauty on the wall, “The Gtrl in glance ithe Red Domino" .had become The Wife in the, Furnished Flat. “She had’ Bhe |) a eRe Yag Rpts retee yee to- rand opera — 4Applnuse} ind | ft-aso become the lender of the Vallet-at-the: Manhattan Opera-House. ca aa phe began her tripping carcer?. : “At Hot, Springs,” she told me. oe. for? “For fun?’ i st “NO; for sdntething waite serlous—for a new altar. Yes, really,” The Episcopal church needed one, 50 the children of the Sunday school ‘got up pa Kirmess and raised the necessary money: I was thirteen then.” “and what do you auppore T first ee “xnd nowt | sf ‘Wow dare you? Haye-you the nerve to sit thero and calmly ask a rmvoman to tell you her age?” = “A young woman, ye 4 “Well, then, I'll tell you. robe twenty-seven then.” And twenty-two's telling?" _ "Yes, but. twenty-seven fen’t A woman—at any rate a dancer—can't Spiford to be hwWelfly-seven for publication. The public likes tts dancore young.” “A fact that’s appreciated by Mr. Hammerstein ?*\— “Yer; that was-one of his reasons -for-engaging me.--He sald-he-wanted me because I would be the first American to lead a grand opera ballet and alco the youngest premlere on the New York stage. By this time Mile, Dazie had become quite American, The discovery that we had come from the same town—which, though founded by the ench, wasn't Parla—had caused_her to drop an accent more Intermittent. “fortin,'- She laughed off-the last of lt-ae she-eatds “When I came over as Le Domino Rouge f couldn't speak a word of English. I was obliged to leave my English in London. I went acrosa that Ume just to lose my native tongue and pick up a few costumes that nj spoke French?! . ‘And what did you speak “T called it Russian. Every time any ono spoke'to me I made a noise | ikea Russian. That_always-frightened- then:-away.—I-never-came—on icuntit-night,-and-then-I_-was-heavily-vetied By the time I- reached } re I wag able to speak very broken English, tn which Tigave my {m- pressions of New York and Americans to the newspaper men who tuter= Palk about acting a ‘character part!'—I Mved one for adver- oI Finally, became 80 nervous that 1 couldn't stand {t any ~¥or nearly two years Tf lived behind my red ask “and locked It was maddening—but {t pald: In London, in St. ‘Petersburg and other capitals the people were content to accept me merely ns a mysterious jancer, But the Parisians were more interested !n my personality than in my dancing. They tried In various ways (o penetrate my disguise, men weren't so-bad, but the women were awfully ‘nosy.’ Pyou suppose the ‘nosy’ things did?” % "Five years trom now I wouldn't tell, for I'll time And what do ~Lhe™ -Gossiping Girl = Tit-you-a-posstping-girtt Of course, I know you are nat malicious. Youth seldom ts. But perhaps you aro a pleasant, interesting | babbler that has to do penance for months for the chatter | ie Sanit fox-|nmance;-Slesoursei Harry, to whom sho is engaged, {s the-sad-minner tn hich “pining’' because sho haa ese clone Ue to os Eee eng eaten tnt to Mars -and-inform-her what a-spltetul, babbling, Insincere -girl you are, And Btacyte facliczs will be. hopelessly hurt, Don't gossip, however harhilesa St may seem to you. Thero are always peoplo to-pervert what you say and thereby Injure the feclings of others, Fe Ts ofa Quiet Nature: ear Vetty: Biiy necessary for, tho oi young. lady to cet es | which my—ooncern deatsowith: She also Wears quite a large sltc Wamond ring on-her right hand. Do you think she |ix engaged? ANXIOUS. | ping. hands. with some gentleman? Also pleaso tol! mo of admne-nteresting PENT apPa ASA When ROT: young gentleman calla to see you. My gontiema frlond=ts=of-a-quiet-nature cdifequentty it 1s yery | tart some interesting conver= CORO. You will have to meet the girl through “an Tntrodustton by” a mutual friend, ‘There Jw no other-decent way. ‘Tho en- {easement ring 18 worn on the left hand, }xo.prabably she Js not engaged, {They Loved and Parted.- Dear Betty? | LOVE a fellow who {# in Philadel- phia, When he lved in New York’ wel used to keep company, but we hed a auarrel on account, of my cor- responding with. another feliow, #0 he became yery angry and wrote me say~ Mt iy mot customary for the young ady to remove her glove, Read the newspapers and talk about the events of the day. <Bten wilt all talk of their Hbusinoss, or thelr favorite sport If you aret them started. ‘Try that. ing ho no longer. wished my company. ° ie Now, Miss Betty, as it has been oyer | Fo Learn His Love. ‘A year since this happiness, 1 am afrald I have waited too long to explain mat- tera. Will you please give me your kindost advice, for I feel so lonesome without him, | ALICE B, You might: write him & letter saying the Christmas feeling had prompted you to explain and be at ©) Betty? a AM a young girl twenty years of ‘age, and have known a young man of twenty-two for the past nine I love him very dearly and I would like to know If he loves me, as Whe or I bave not had a chance to ask ‘one another, 90 please let me know how ace with overy- Leah find out if ho doos pr not. W. X. | body in the world. Thon if he dose at) E beediiitk you won't feel bad abou i Does 18? “Comic” Prize Winners Tho following | prizes have ‘been awarded this week for muexestions for the comle sertes “You will have to wait till ho tells you} Mishaps;'" aeaaeyce: It would be very forward| FIRST PRIZE, $5.00—Mra. M. Bacon: ‘@nd ‘very impolite to ask him. No. i973 Wobster, ayenue, ‘To Make Her Acquaintance. Botty; “Domestic Haps-and City, FIVE OTHER PRIZES of $1—Laura gtead. L. Busi tured mecT was | The | rotupertote eet tit Cas Soe kale Of humor prompts you-to —pass_the interesting | s Sole | to . THE "RED DOMINO “HAVE THREE TOES the fair Parisilennes, “Well,” and she took.a long br WOre Rh MASK VECHINE to take off my mask and show ‘em.” i i “Exactly. years of solitary confinement. body was trying to get a speek at my alert, even in my room at tho soxel, Janded me.” (Coprrisht foots by Anna RO Aten Rehitey ‘BYNOPSIS Of PRECEDING CHARTERS: Roger Kansom ts in doarch of hii Georgian, who deserted him almost at lie} altar, —She writes that-sho lornt him and begs him to trust her, but says she cannot: en Un hima al- present, aa mie Tas just oul | « nd her twin alster Anitra (ong gees Goad), who Is deaf and otherwise aft ‘Cannot be —left—aione. From. Harper, ble wite's lawyer divger, learns. tha ahovand “Anitrs are Wing to thelr wiriivond home at ‘sitford, Conn.” where wer is « Oy ORS STIS WT thr Stieb the document Janes, ing Geargian, nay th + iy waterfall A Hing seman: desires Hazen, ‘Genre! & half-brother. (an eeeent Tan witha istcriel fan) comes, to Bittur 2 Ws: won en dave ‘Anitra and that tate Georgian. He is th’ canvincyd b Various tests “that Georgian ‘s dead: an askg who inberits ber property. | Leizning u 7 mer has B. Whaley, No, 904 Front street Hemp-,) other's ita an intimately aw if, the <abaaae han, eet: Bs, Soto oH of of ot yt ot oh ot ot ot yh att Shot oh ot ob ot ot gt gh at grat st THE SAME LENGTH $ Taian t have a nose, “But_that would havo_béen_putting on a nose to sp And-tconidn’t afford to do that. that two years’ expertonce-again for twice the salary. I_saw no one, and from the theatre, and then T was cooped up in a closed cau, forever looking through the keyhole. Uride, | 4} ceiving -his- friends~ as—my ht gt il couldn't suppese:—Moreover, {t dsn't always safe to. suppose about~ cath; “they epreadi thd roport that.1 Wheat heard that 1 wanted ito your salary."* But I wouldn't gu through It was. Mke two. except to W face, I had to ba constantly on the where ths hellboys and malds were But it was a good ond ir ly “Landed you on your toes In grand opera?” “Yes, there isn’t much sole in ballet dancing.” Soul with MIL okuk ai atadetokodakatck katte odon ohooh chenane aad Sp uu GSE a we UST Who Danced Her Way from: & Vaudeville Prot soto ot ar G COKER RTS EE & Grand Opera. *: + the opera-hotse 1 dance to-Mr.-Camponinl's suek.—Dverybody does. 1" never take my eyes off. that-wonderful stlek. “At. the same Ume'l try. ta glye my dancing-a certain abandon, and Mr, Campanint favors mo o lUttle now and then. I have tried to get away trom the old-style ballet dancing in which every gtep, every goeture, is counted off {n numbers... When dancing: {9 all’ citt-and-dried it loses (ts. charm. Haye you sect Genee? Ian't- sho-charniing, tm't-btie wondertut?.. She ts without dowbt-the-fnest dancer in the: world. Why, shy can stand here ‘and. wish, herself, over . thers! <I could hardly beileye my eyes the ret tine -{ saw-hen-in- ‘Cop ‘ elUas Ot the Emplro MusiéHall. {saw a ssroat deat of ner while Twas” She prnetiied for at least. ae hours every mmoralag * “And how many hours-do you practin - _ “About two-every day. ‘It's (the only ya: y to ieee from “euins stale.’ = Too murh practice, of course, is worse [han too Iittle. -A dancer Is apt to become muacle-bound, and that burts—oh, how {t hurts!" “Does toe-dancing hurt?” : “It hurts like sixty for the ‘rst yoar, but after that it’s as casy as— “Strolling down Fifth avenue?” ‘ "Yos, if you don't stroll too fur. I once stayed on my toes for thirty minutes. It was on a bet, und ulthough I son the bet, I had to pay for niy foolishness nother wayn:f-cam dance on-my-toes~for-ten—minutes without feeling {t at all. [t's easter forme than for pos’ dancers because I have threo toes the same length. See!” She Mleked off a-siipoor and <icked apo dainty. black-stotkinged foot for inspection: s 1 couldn't quite see, hut 1 didn’t uurgue tho matter, tender mereies-of Mr.-Ketten. T tett tt to the A Passing Word About. Almost Something At the Bijou. IT!" exclaimed One of. th “ “The Mimic and the Maid." tees Jettern* He needn't get “How about s-o-u-1?" : ‘| “There's plenty of that, at any they should be soul In dancing, just ds there should be soul in singing and acting, _ Without soul, dancing becomes” purely miechanival Ha t you ever seen a good dancer and not felt her?” That may nol be Wie Hest way of PUL i Dytyyou under- stand what | mean, don't you? A dancer should dance with the music, not merely to ft, She must fool the witsic from her héad to uer feet. Sho must get the swing of It and Jet {t carry her along. ‘er dancing must tell a story, otherwise the audience won't know’ w: she's dancing about. I must canfess that 1 hardly Jmow what I was dancing about on the open- ing night’ My heart-seemed to be dancing more then my feet, and once or twico it nearly tripped me up. owas scared stiff. It was a new ex- Worst onthe stage of the Bijou lest aight What a nama!-1 oi see ft now in electrig xclted about it Ha won't se it very long. _ CHARLES DARNTON. _ Good-By, Horse Cars]. By Walter, A. Sinclair. perience to be on a Wg stage with a big ballet behind me. 7 was in ETTING new things every day here tew old Noo York, they say— mortal fear of kicking a hole in the ballet. In vaudeville, the other girls New improvements all the time to make us furrly shout. . IG Seems to us ‘twos scurce an age since we rode upon the stage; .-Now they're ‘bout tew take the hoss cars out! had always given nie plenty of room for my all-over-the-placo style of dancing, and the orchestra lealer was always willing to follow me. At ee BRID {ORM TAMER PAT yaty Hanae. ANEW | ¥iston Tor ttte=syinpathtes “quite remote from _those which had h{therto n= grossed him, led him further and further | into strange ways and among strange {companioni. Ignorant of what it all {} ed | Meant, but more alive than ever to his influence, I blindly followed him, re- tends and subscribing to such of thelr conviqtony as they thought wise to press before Syme. Another year and ne and t—were- NViig WTS Upart, Wallis Ho Maividuar existence, but devoting brain, heart, ali {We ad-abd all we Were, toe ad- t -end-perpetin tion -of-an-idern: it Eves éalled this idea te Cause, “Let Lthat_name auttice I can give yau_no. other, ‘Pausing, she walied for some look of soinprehension. trom them. Take them brand-new cara away? *Trcant-a- century since they Started tinkling ‘cross the town, “BOkIy Tadtin™ toa brown t Hosses growing rather old? Cars in winter very cold? or, the Chief Legatee By Anna Katherine Green. : 1S wae ey tags Te Uatened tins oot enaaete. toned pratt 2 it Rather ye culled int Gork- hat nares : : z ad buldegroom. i ve urtted fctoake= we hate : eh ; deen made 1 ask, but vou toe mere yi Have women and Bein~x0-durncd up-to-date? tow 0 | nox at, You should torture “her att eae edalouN ora te these fancl- Getting new things all ‘the while! Old Noo York kin put on style. human Fel Han any right to aepee Need no longer stand the ehaf and the merry rippling laugh ry ee rover EY a Lie re taliy aaa r ‘the, ‘Cause, | From thesr oo oma towntolk, Host chs hore Ho_morEe. will poke — holdinsen, arden ny life to enue “ral | fe s? a the Wonkinoantectine ‘Long our highways, small and great, Gosh, we're gettin’ up to.date! if Ee Sno ease here," he Jingle, fingte, fade away! Dobbin line to Av'noo A? Tinkle, tinkle, here you are— “raud aad CLL S, ADOT Belt Lino car} they belt the hoss! Crosstown car; makes all wi i Gone's the craiwbait's. steady” gatth Com, Were petting ap to wate fp —— is breast with no’ gen- on Jou forget my money." sug J Organ era rine Sa acknowledged, “us. Hazen Mahe Rar hard ta Tinney. bratest, ree Cree arcrett S cea rod. -wauid- disturb a aly | a ee but he woul re eret one und ite code 1a solf To.the bandof pople men und of “whose: it nthe inter- afternoon at the ‘St, Wey Manton’s Daily Fashions, cert to tum-at-onae, : iE But ho-was yot too Dturfuge-in order: ELDOM—has {ul ner body Is fou Aout hor Fruin re ‘en 90 | proofoe Re? dad "estaniatiod patie st sn’ im hold upon es Sieh proate i aa ie World Of dreas as langerous witht s jand: brings up a banghan, itiaband ae Serene overwatata—of— to have. snatch: i isin Farr notbuts e dor material to mai rowed irl in an to. “You see him now. as he cama from ees cakint. otane te peeee fer reer ihe supiomatiy de at eit Undgr the harrow; but Mm Mowe daya= yomy- release and retuni eet gulmpes of lee. IIe jAbpeara.AA confosrce ahe ts Ceoreiananapl must speak Of youn you were, “Al-} aa Bat the wound] lasted tential eeecety She raya tities Cerooated her, she ‘men-|tred—he was a nian to draw ail cyes and Miche heed ney roe, tHe tat titestiod av GlO Ia ete mystertods extwe--tosekch abe te} and avin wit —hewris-- det toved- tlh eRe Oe POT TO Aa. rt si toura Loy vows eo Masan, ant Be U84 het wornen added Tien Sas he cared can poner forme thi iat atts “exceedingly” for our sex, ho had but to Bpeak z Ae he AOR a ‘chic “and effectlye, ang the coldest Divaat” tO heave, Mie Moat = | t s t gi ana XV TU. indifferent eye to beam. I felt his pow: Eo [whioh h STE sea a simple = CH: ur. ag.etrong ag the rest, only direr- mea tne | sata) - Ax iMustrated ; (oes ny ently, No woman was moro lily save ld me {t is made of taffeta, . unned. a 1 Lbut it was sister's devotion | 1 in with plain and fancy TRUCK with dismay, sie heated TT felt w devotion capable of Velig sup: |S torts" wate nit wanaing, While th a and i 2 thme-to add: b-whadh-} ptanted=by-another, “But 1 did not knoe emi whitch had “poe Ls 2. @ Wot iaterrapt-umiess-yot—pase-the {hia 1 thaugit. alm m Sintieraeaeth wiltmpe’ is of Inces Bic pounds Whero aatratlve gnds and dis- | and let hints engros me onter upon a r Sverjomaterial-thetts [pun begina.! And Harper and Ran- [3/4 3h turous life, used for indoor dress som, glancing up at this, wondered at| 4] wan only seventecn is appropriate, and it his rigidity and the almost marble-lke | It was for him to think may also bo well tp futet ints which hia roatless eyo and | iio did think, but to my, TARE) suggest that the modet frongiod movements hadi now mubsided, |The Cyuse peated aceon ald A fully AMated momber. ‘That day hy Than Cag Ab Ag excellent Georgian seemed to wonder also, for] cring my motheriess condition, my help- Beonieantite theroniec. Diente Covi inewh Dewes she gaye him a long and piercing look | Tesiess, the immaturity: of ‘msm eanptory “ton Hatlenco on my park on a ven= pleco sult pf cloth, | fefore-she-spoke, ut once abo-tad be hie drew’ wie day by day’ into the wecrct| Jed Uo" ail this ZL {ets We lmporeinte to, conaldar, Shel “sat ed tavins eo gun her story sho forKot to look any-"| Watch. as I falled to understand t freedom without penalty. the heavy material where but at the man whose forgive: | ic had absorbed me, meant the unequiy=| ho” ha 1 my ‘While T lved';, le words rang in used on the wadat thar fess she sought and for tho restoration | geal devotton of my whole Ife to the| Making of ime. tothe Cl , Tali not need fo welgh It is -not-objertionabie of whose sympathy she waa uncon- | exclusion of every -cthor Hope ot purl pack my nama. even. while nis Ww that Oey: were words of for Wear bengath the ‘o stand for 4 be Rdvanceme: fi cons! ¥ r y orelssd Lay c Her fret words scttled ono point |o¢ mons the riahtoteees human bene] SiUG KO Sucka ait he. hud retried Ree Rt Tena IYER Ail tho dlatinotion that which up (o ils moment had disturbed |to an " wntramme: existence. And | fram his 1 thu mission None but.he who keeps nee favored T Yrougnt mysel( ill ong aavcull fatlad, 02. nic vNNIL iis the members, You, The quantity. of Ransom greatly. day when ty brother, coming suddenly] qld mot. return, bo one, andiT never mun: requited for the “You must forget Anitru’s story, It] juio my room; found me Making plans] Ge; Noy yrom the Cause, chose. $0. aly, tise rr ei was suggested by facts in my own life, Lng eL Re PS TLS ai coaeane| larging HEE A LUCE rine thia, T realtxed inne 2113-8 ‘yards » | aelh to It “ eo Yo lite waa not wo: o.purchase if] + it’ inc bat ft was pot true of mo or mine in tht a great and Immortal duty wwalted] said, me went And for a year T lived | 1 ees tai oraaenthanwilineta utes ne eek Aters any of {te particulars, Nor must youl tye, ono Wat had coms sooner than ho| qnder, the dread of Nis return ange fardn elther orld rn of | . but whieh my youth, beau’ Me obligations thatsretirn would. on st ’ remember jwhat the world nda exceciadl PC renteiy Ty out Leeautyy thes oben aCe ne aula ens pansy either, Tt waa tho last for the» Pet what my relations may about my lite, | ani sritit emt aa tilngs for which Dininde wey eas braid, and Set-yard: of The open facts tell little of my reat} ] was frightenet. For the first time | rosponsivlc, but unuwhiohswaariGhenn nicdor ihe belts history, which from childhood to the | in Tay mecriony AOL Wea hed rIKe ele tett him it ne 0. BS ay I beiteved my brother ‘dead was | BTS Target, Greg while zammging pad. an unex tho fest xtep in, the compl no ny motlier'e treastres Thad ang plot bys whieh ‘ Ver my. Anciagolunly. euna ue) neha embo ten como nies @ minlature of Six, Torit- is w in last happiness, And 1 nearly succeed dur fathers were not the same and he {OP He wana handsome man, Wit thers aula od a iroadtul “rotro. Haak” You have seen what 1 have bona, New | York’ world blood In bis veins, while | Yad) “something terrible In’ his “eyo: Rolled In auch torror ‘kind [nat cdificultien F have stuced, cwit has old-w oy Teal ateck, waetoved'| yomothing to make. the ordinary Meats cad) woight your. atm, |giacoverios eluded, but thls last, this Trani ot i eubsAmprinanacegie swe geand Will, “Alfred's TATed “with: the | schon’ turning f st ordeal, ‘was too much. of Call or send by mail to THE EVENING WORLD MAY MAN~ each (other ae /dsatl?.'and) shared oust: amo, moaning Au this moment. Rnd na |where et oa and: mi cauld pot listen unmoved to a descrip-| { Mew te $i Ton FASHION BUREAU: No. 2 West Twenty-thira atredt, New i i Teallaed ‘th anK. the. faces. Dita SO Ey ed Not caleaea| § Obtet™ 3- York. Gend ten cents In coln or stamps for onch pattern ordered jhad been’ one Ih ‘blood | YA! eo laed: the |iamone here ealoulated on all had not calculated ts See perenne banks! alfference ty. and bow | changed Put sil! ey Yenble ane of | oh this. The horror overcame mo=t IMPORTANT—Write your name and eddresa.platziy, and ab heed Sateen agen oe cn oly nat ay. tn Bnd Ctemrtnee epee eed rakad volun cowhtch maareMe foraot Perea way weary of my wayn epecity size wanted. sends vie ranted: nany eainmencamrime DAM Feet joulky | aR. Aicbinnna®