The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1911, Page 6

6 ur Ni me To Have | and Give New Playw | Whitlam 4 ‘ * midat of @ clutter of «ha and plaster and t ‘ ters and uilders le 1 1 sur veyed with a t © atl faction th ¢ ne yng years «form when he became the , ager of Mies Grace G de ermined ft at of her own ae tre of her ov | This same House, New Porty-eix } way, Du juat tn this & | “Bauce G | the repe e 4 | Fes," caid Mr. Brady, “it represe the plannir trugeling, and work- ing of the ears of my but it's } a whole lot of satisfaction to me to | (hink about those years and then look | Ver all thiv, and right now I'm enjoying & whole lot ' Small and Cozy. | Play House is one of the smaliest as well ay tho newest theatre In town. | Coniness is its chief characteristic “This is to be @ little Now 1 | sald Mr. Brady. “It ty my tntention to a it on the same lines that Mr. Ames an@ bis associates ran the New The tre, only I am able to benefit by the ey now realize they made. House," he went on, “will heatre in bijou. I have tried iED TOON, | BRADY'S DREAM + company to make it appeal to the eye in that way, and as far as the company of sotors that I will engage next season ts mneerned, it will be in every respect |; he equal of the New Theatre company. | THE EVENING WORLD, 1911. “ SATURDAY, APRIL 165, at the. ¢ , | VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. PLAYHOUSE, Life of an Actress “On the Road” Harder \WNEWRETY | pee wath on. Than a Scrubwoman’s, Says Leslie Carter a inn fw nm eo ~INTHEATRICALS Among tie at the Cotontal t the Playing, It's Getting Up in the Morning WEEK nin ig Pats oe | Tom Nawn in “When and the Impossible Theatres and Their Impos- mi tice and —~ | Charles King, Montgomery and Moore, sible Noises, She Asserts. *) HAD a | Avra reer wit ve brovent out! \Grace H und Maggie Cline amenities STAR R ag @ star at ‘the Kulekerbocker | Atthe Abiwuore W. HL. Thomp- TO Theatre on Monday me th Jaon ta rhe Wie 1taboh” “His Lite in ., REACH “Doctor Do Luxe," mustcal comedy Jail,” Pra frord and Marie Stone But It's Absolutely Delightful and at the Same Time Otte Hauerbech aad Mar 1, jin The Hunter's Gane.” Panagan and :, . n lloschna, the authors o = Edwards, Pa Doyle, Le vile So Absolutely Grotesque—Texas Jumps shiny ve beehee ase Le chee | Belle Baker, Dandue's Ara , and Stick Te De Paw's Pet Emporium off Broadway |" Nat. C. Goodwin tn nd Me Five a Terror to Actors. mn Here dogs and cats are brought by | head bil at the — - - r " fashionable owners to be treated Bronx Th ers will be Ryao > ee Various atlnents. Doctor De Luxe| and Riehfi hall P. Wilder, Wile BY CHARLES DARNTON)** \ troduced in mosphere atter | latte Schnell aad ony, Nobody Gi Nt case the Inst should come! Pi can ey ie in down Le " first, because it's tov good to keep ndmnivation of a | Mil eel wart ne bill at the Fifth Avenue Theatre ! « :t f 1 1, who will Include Belle Blanche O'Brien, You might just as well know calls him sattion Ser rete eee Pie Wrong Saray at once that Mrs. Carter is going to bite the tnternati am and. Dar hatte ae die lr a aa Ethel Whiteside and hor “Picks. her parting word with me she will t © various human beings, for “_ = be taking an active interest in ghosts, whom | he yea dog powders, | ekulls, graveyards and other. Shake Paget ley ag he rd Pic for a spearian ‘pro with the beginning “ 1 Col Houston {s ted “a tana | of next season. And I haven't a bit t Dr. De Luxe 's Dr. Melville and | f doubt that she means to do s er him ba all earnestness and a spring sutt Ethel Green, of black-and-white she told me tte chilag. ee Jay afternoon that ‘Hamlet’ would be Santos, Harry hee next production, and that ahe! and Helen Rob. wauld be Hamiet. ‘This interesting plece | ee | of news came out In the yurse of a Robert M ie ' e it the work an actress Rol . w te a four | q h he | Weeks’ season ” ssic drama at she’s hiiting the one-nté Dals'a on Monday evening with a nec | tie desperate hope king im A LONELY ' q | produ é Lean" Seach oye Mre, ¢ his. juat Mo uTATION F (ole) ‘ ll be devoted to 1 e re ooking at PAIL ROA T EXACTLY JOEL ile “As You Like It" moat i months a. r t of Venice” on} something woe anid about n. Marie Booth Rus- ‘ a long ahe had een as Mr. Mantoll's Beforetaking Lydia E. Pinkham’s think I'm a good reply to any iiiwe eee Vegetable Compound. question about the jiardships and trials is Monday eve: | | Natick, Mass. —<I cannot express of the road, I simply offer myself en t will include | what I went through during the change | evidence,” she added, sulting the w avesty on “The| 7 "jof life before I tried french hat under which lec "The Ba 4 Lydia EF. Pinkham's to the Fren t J I “ beamed. . nent of De ‘egetable Com. Work to “See the Show.” ‘The evidence was adinitted was no going behind It well have tried to get round that hat “It ten't the playing that wears one out on the read," explained Mrs Carter, “it's the getting up in the morning and the impossible theatres with their Impossible noises, In a New York theatre everything 1s in order. with the same people in charge of the stage every night. But on the road men com the sake put ft. Oh, tho en the sho to of in to do extra work Just for cing the show stag They're always in Way, und they never do the right There | One might as as they ¢ hands who work pound. I was in such a Lambs’ la nervous condition of Norma Agostino Baci, George rst Jaffray, ¢ Arch- i} 6 t stage nots, b re : = Z creepy sensations, \ ) ie uaties Palunt be Meeland: than = Ele ‘all be : , alan nd { could not sleep ext Vagner's idea that is decades old. WE 7 \ ee % ¥ Olive Fremstad as Kundry and Karl ( ma fil " ash : 1 oats = the of the ' i 1 (VE OEEN STuct tes ‘ aes willl l Shad a tumor. I read v je wy Ne Act the tn y a Narraga 2 IN SNOW FoR 3 DAYS * NYE, DONE va. Me em san sare onttagers will be given at one day of the wonderful curen mado OWNAS WASHING tenor displaying excer Is requiriz d on Thursday af: 7 yy Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable - _— — eM nfortas was a! prescribe bodily ac! and pains, | the benefit of St. Mary ree Hospit | ay ir and decided MA it, | ving im jon, as -| Their aftments proceed from sentiment, for Childre ia" a it has made me a well woman. Pox, On the night we opened the T don't mean girls who are born and} Witherspoon's and temperament. The symptoms seem | include Wi , My neighbors and friends declare it a the nager of the theatre | 1 * They can take |, % was effective, Bella Alten, alarming to the sufferers, but a wise | Benjamin Peart an. | had worked @ miracle for me. Lydia and every ot) member of | care It's thetr wor! Rita , Henrietia doctor tak d and maps | George bin, Rea Mar- | E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is worth its weight in rae for women was down with the diseawe, | t safe as the acre- M a Var ° cour artil hat roduces | tin, Isa Dorothy Vernon | Ss FORM A AWVVDDVOTON ODOT TONTONTEET ETE FREE WITH TO-MORROW’S SUNDAY WORLD Hf ‘ Pv val and Berta . during this period of life. i i will ; thing at the right time, I nearly ex- ou do know something about oth robais to Wiillam Hinshaw ia Hammond, Anne Meredith, | At the E 6 Theatre William ‘help others you may publish my We aren't going to have any long runs’ Hioge, It {9 to them perhaps that Towel one-night T remarked. . ay vikie Gack! te Fe CUBES THe Toate) Bibel Harriet Cue. Deen baUeh: itette wi his last performances of | Jetter,”"—Mra, NATHAN B, GREATON, ere, no matter how popular @ success | my reputation for boing-er—well, sup | ih, Fer . ently and the Katherine i ard » Wendell | Hetd by the 61 N. Main Street, Natick, Mass. ' \ h ri e " ad g uiniet’ for th ty, and Wiliam Me i 11 + the. : i ee tine each We nt O° | pose we aay exacting.” NOS MVeIy IESE aid, i UE . ie | Mildred Hottand, at the Garten The: | the Change of Life is the most eritt. j Py » We Have you ever played the game of| “I know all about them," declared ae Grace George dedicates the Playhouse, | % bidet tas Sib da Siti cal period of a woman's existence. i attempt any vig spectacular produc: | sitting back and walting for a woman Mra thing ina. lonely Fall’ | OS smance ‘ob the play. A BACH “PA3SION" SUNG W. A. Brady's new theatre, with pers sey a states und ‘Tealy,| Women everywhere should remember | tions like "The Blue Bird! or "The Piper, |to choose the right word when she, Way station 3 until 6 in the morn- Le 4 ie ; er : f IN A REGULAR SERVICE. is afternoon and PAe teens t ne Pap’ tates an aed ¥. that there.is no other remedy known because my idea ts to run @ theatre! ina herself in danger of telling the| {1g isn't exactly jolly, but I she tlre eneco pt i aro «, "Passion According to St for the Goose," a comedy by Meveith Ratieal | to medicine that will so successfully wherein the audience will be in Intimate | frien Teee Mickel he hake Hite: (Siene'h: bie? And t've done my owe Heng y paces ye eing i 1 Church of t and ¥ veson Boyd, wait carry, women thrones this twins mpathy with the playera. On the ‘i he 1. | washti : . nes to me , bee ” sae chotr and will move to the ' as Lydia 's Vege- ; : J esting she must, of course, be a britl-| Washing and froning tn order to look! et tenst. the volce for It f you Pah aa A ite ] willy Foy esto ee attan | ther hand we will wive the master-| (10m ‘@ impossible to talk Prrsentable on the stage of a one-night| like, you may say I am going to pluy 3 under th use on Monday tight, and on ble Compound. ii acy Maetert: jan roma np ey y Warren day afternoon I sok Blinn w leces of Ibsen, Mastertinok, Ghaw.| J. atre Carter for five minutes with. (stand. An actress must always look| it next season.” ood Friday | pear ina special performance of with Dorgthy Donnelly | — Jf you would like special advice | Ffmtsn, Rontueds Sonera, Sine| SAA re GU for re mina wis ASS, 0 econ meet abvave toot | ert (atte Powklehe "Boa GE" ale eging [in tigre ria, Si be wee a he Went) BBB Four ease writs ncomdege evo and other plays whish could not he . |forty hours witho: ial A ae -—»— s | reheat ‘ |Ena Th 5 ries asad a Ro mentality and her hatr are of the same | forty hout sleep and two 0 1| Angelorum H | j iven In the New Theatre because ite | mentality |days without food—and that’s what I've, LAST “PARSIFAL” OF SEASON ) . | L re Nene bat ehacee helpinn vie Bios would have Rvellewes. them up |v sReally, you know," #he resumed, “it|done. ‘The life of the actress on the| | MARRED BY TWO ACCIDENTS. c | A spectat $ of} by tho the| ye help! na their meaning would haye Be suetia nt disconcerting to seo an|fORd 19 harder than that of the ser jood Frid samned w “ von New York who ht e amateur stage hand trying to dance a Wo" aitan Opera- Chance for New Playwright, | eye ane aaile you ere trying (ay'a Work at 2 or 8 o'e “and another thing whioh 19 an !m-| +5 aot an emotional scene on the stage orning with pail, brus AT AA Portant part of this dream-reaiization !8/ put granting all the annoyances and| Me ecrub woman can x uth . y intention to have the Play House be- | discomforts that are the lot of the acte|#he doesn't have to pay a ome Known as an establishment where | or 7 thing life po ab. {to her looks, ‘There's no rest ny American author, famous or un-| solutely d al and at the same time | Weary actor on the road, on earioun: Known, may bring iis wares and be sure 49 absolutely grotesque, It is grotesque |e works Jus kneas, changing the of @ hearing, I have already helped @/ 4) the sense of being terribly cruel at | nee York the exterlor of Kiingsor's en- few of the ho were comparatively | times. If or ot | know 1 always 4 ston to gardens, the atepa nicnown when they came to me, aud Tl ones to you, ave as other | Means a }: of ete is h atood Otto Gl who am anighty proud of it ng the captain) ‘Gite aside from Gragsel icingsor, buciied and broke and, as SArchitecturally, the new Play House —you must go down with it in| #Tound by the hair of the head at tho | yy. Goritz told the Writer afterward, it sa novel pation of French and] the hour of disaster mesh Liventured : e had not jumped quickly to the eta, Colonia! style, The front ts severe, but 5 es i “Yd lke to see any man : carried down to the GMadinwed by tone carvings of comedy Road” Has Grown Better. around’) by the ¢ the hana ee ee 4n@ tragedy, marble window medallions} “Sympathetic moments will occur, | laughed t Ine of that " in was dropped | and fancy scone trimmings. The main| you see, and {: was some time before | tale, “I don't know how that story t was raised agat entrance is igh oaken doors, set! we got back to “the road” again. ver got started. A ft wa 1 P (een pong Glass, which open "It used to be horribi she recalled, | nonsense. I'd had a lot of tro c whe ” nite marble lot " hus grown ve n er In| fore [ went on the st " hn last ac De inte . t unobtrusive | “Dut It has grown v tter in! fi I went t nd ft knew “eka and you k you are in a| the last ten yours, yer | Mfe—the hard part as a ‘undsom y designed and {hotels in which one ¢ ery-|and I had my living t Poe ited place t any one feature bee | thing but food, And I once! not a case of et ing giarinely upon you. The] played in some godforsaken place—l've glamour of the fo its 6 ‘and {llogtcal theatre ts 1 t it t# wide, and | forgotten the name of the town—wher« that. A 0 ilusion at best an rday {t was at ire are n beats The, Wall§ there were only two trains @ week. | religion, 1 -—— ove -coverc the decora- | 4 | ‘ a ee 4 “| Travel in the South 4s still terribly | had m: an them—but | a4 = Tina 1 KOM ahd rome | ey ne eu atone ate te Ta cr seen enacts of hem-b:t | CURED OF CONSUMPTION BY uperies und they pile people into cars as they /in fine clothes and beng pani naa :ATHER JOHN'S ME N s Play House te ab-| would emigrants, Texas ta a terror to'a soctety pet. 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