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THE TBEWSBJNGTON WASHINGTON TIMES Se SUNDAY DAY APRIL 17 104 l OLl
1hosUanymont Mi ths s Barryn Brrymores or mo mother liter was Goorgie GoorgieI
I new BarrymorRMvho have achieved achievedsuccess RchlledJJfl88 ehlevedJece I
success Jece upon the stag brought broug1tbered broug1tbered1n hered heredity heredIlY ¬
ity 1n Into the problem and iid aolved It Not Notyet Notyet I
yet et twentyfour twent tour yours old Mtes Mtt4 Barry Barrymore Barry1torcoceup Barrymore
more 1torcoceup occupies l1ll u high place In the thetheatrical thetheatrlcit I Ithlatrlc
theatrical l world worldThough worldThough I IThough
Though Miss Barrymore elected If > cta noi noito rn rnto Ol Olto
to become a profession pianist piano pianoplaying pianola pianoIayin
playing la Iayin lnS still repaint 1maln one olle oia of her great greattrst great3t greatit
trst 3t diversions dhcr lons and slib has a very verythorough Yer Yert1Orough verythorough
thorough knowledge know1 dg of music muslt Her fav favorite favtwtc favorte ¬
orite composer of all 11 is Brahms Ml1ms Yet her heradmiration htrrdmlraUon herrdmiratIon
admiration for Richard Rl hartl Strauss Strau Is Isgreat Isgrea isgreat
great greatAs grea greatAs t tAs
As her enthusiasm leads her to hear hears heelfS 1earas
fS s much of It as she can so her love lovefor lovefill loveTir
for painting and statuary leads her to tothe t tthe tthe >
the galleries g I1erles She still goes oes into ocsta ocstay ocstayver y yever 1 1VIr
ever VIr the Rembrandt which she he saw in inGlasgow InGlasgow InG1agov
Glasgow Of the latelydead Whistler Whistlershe Whistlerslw Vhffltler8h
she 8h speaks with awe and she particu particularly particularly particulady ¬
larly values a very good reproduction of ofhis otbls ofhis
his portrait of his mother which oc occupies ocuples ocUpleS ¬
cupies uples the place of honor in her own ownapartments ownapartmonts ownapartments
apartments in New York YorkMiss YorklI1 YorkMiss
Miss lI1 s Barrymors Bnr mone herself has attracted attractedUK attractedthr attractedtlu
UK attention of many of the most dis distinguished dlstinsuJehcd distinguished ¬
tinguished portraitists of the present presentday prescntIlay presentday
day and a dry dr point etching of her herdone hprdone h r rdone
done by Holleu has aroused much In Interest Interest n nterest ¬
terest among artists and is pronounced pronouncedone
one of tho best examples of Helleus Helleuswork HelleusWorl llelleuswork
work to be found in this country countryThe countryThe countryTheGirl
The TheGirl Girl and the Stage StageEugenie StageEugenie StageEugenie
Eugenie Blairs Sound Views on an Old OldSubject OldSubject Oldsubject
Subject Subjectit
it depends upon the girl whether whetherthe whotherthe whetherthe
the stage stn e as a a protes profession lon is the proper properone properonl properone
one to choose says Eugenic Blair BlairIts nlalrIts BlairIts
Its allurements are many and in this thisday thisdft thisday
day dft of success whon money constitutes constitutessuch constitutessIh constitutesseieh
such a large factor in the problem of ofselecting orgIectlng ofselecting
selecting one ones s vocation the young and andambitious andambitIous andambitious
ambitious girl rl Is apt to think the ques question question IUestlon ¬
tion Is easily settled ett2ed by b going upon the thestage thestJlge thestoge
stage this solution seemingly present presenting presenting presentjog ¬
ing the most pleasant attractive and andsubstantial andubstantlal andsubstantial
substantial method of solving the great greatsubject grPattmbjtct greatsubject
subject of independence independenceIt
It Is undoubtedly true that the stage stageoffers stageofera stageolTera
offers larger returns than almost any anyother tinyother snyother
other profession open to women but butthis but1hlH butthis
this Is not an Invariable rule indeed indeedIt In < < leed leedIt
It is the exception because the statis statistics statistics statistics ¬
tics of the theatrical profession demon demonstrate dmonstrate demonatrate ¬
strate that for every ten who achieve achievesuccess achievesuccess achievesuccess
success there are hundreds who fall fallcompletely fallCompletel failcompletely
completely and still others who pass passtheir passthtlr passtheir
their lives In narrow grooves eking ekingout ldnsout lclngout
out existence in small parts hoping hopingwaiting hopingwaiting hopingwnltlng
waiting and living from season seasonto seasonto seasonto
to season in this unsatisfactory manner mannerThey mannerThey mannerThey
They devote their youth their middle middleage middleILgt middleage
age to the stage and the last stage stageof stageof stageof
of all finds them helpless knowing not notwhere notwht notwhere
wht where > re to go what to do doGood doGood doGood
Good Looks and md Their Value ValueSo ValueSo ValueSo
So many man girls think that a pretty face faceand raceand faceand
and a striking figure gure arothe are the only ad adjuncts adjuncts adjuncts ¬
juncts for success upon the boards boardsThese boardsThese boardsThese
These qualifications are useful only onlywhen ontywhen onlywhen
when combined with intelligence Judg Judgment judgment judgment ¬
ment and discretion to say sa nothing of ofthe ofthe I Ithp
the temperament which Is so important importanta
a characteristic for the actress who de desires detilres dosires ¬
sires rromlnence rromlnenceThe JromlnenceThe romInence romInenceThe
The life Is by b no means an easy easyone eftS eftSonf easyone
one and nd many man sacrifices must be bemadl bemadlAmons made madeAmonc madeAmon
Amonc Amons Amon others that of home and dear dearones dMrones dearones
ones is II I the most cruel Stage means meansfarewell meansfarewell meansfarewell
farewell to your our comfortable home and andrelatives andrflatlves andrelatives
relatives and in exchange the four fourwalls tourwans fourwalls
walls or a hotel bedroom bet1roomand and a a very verycheap verycheap verycheap
cheap room and very small room it is isat 111nt isat
at first The companionship of a u few fewphotographs fewphotoJtaphs fewphotographs
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photographs which can be carried In a atrunk atrunk atrunk
trunk brought out for five days stowed stowedaway stowedaway stowedaway
away for the sixth and seventh until untilthe untilthe untilthe
the next town Is reached Is about all allore alloee
ore 01 > can expect latter LtOron on when one Is Isaccustomed Isa Isausthmed
accustomed a ustomed to the life and ha has > > ris rJ risen risenIn n nin nIn
in the profession and finds nn a way wa to tosecure toI tosecure
secure I cure a little more leisure then one onecan oneeRn onecan
can arrange to have a wee bit more morepleasure morepleasure morepleasure
pleasure and a few more friends One Onecannot Onecannot Onecannot
cannot do this often nor whenever one onechooses onechooseJJ onechooses
chooses still ttn condition are decidedly decidedlybetter decidedlylwtttr decidedlybetter
better Hard experience has taught taughtme tRuchtme taughtme
me that living in a trunk is no empty emptyphrase t em emphrase > tUpt tUptphrase
phrase phraseSome phraseuS phraseSdme
uS Some Sdme me one may ma argue that traveling travelingis
is delightful and affords opportunity opportunityfor oppottunltfor oppo tunlty tunltyfor
for mooting m etlng people and studying new newplaces newplnces sewidaces
places Traveling is pleasant when one onehas onehaI onehas
has time th c which one has not when whenacting whenacting whenacting
acting The novety soon wears off offand of ofand oftand
and after a season or so it becomes becomesactually beeom beeomactuall becomesactually
actually actuall monotonous So much of It Itroust Jtmust Itmust
must be done at night it simply becomes becomesa b eofMi18 eofMi18a
a case of spending the > night in a stuffy stuffysleeping stutt stuttsleeping stuffysleeping
sleeping car instead of in a a comfortable comfortablebed comtortablebed comfortablebed
bed To one who loves ventilation and andspace andspace andspace
space this Is very ery trying tryingSacrificing trlngSacrificing tryingSacrificing
Sacrificing the Open Air AirI
I am never so happy happ as when in inthe Inthe inthe
the Open air I believe bell e that everyone everyonepliould eeryonepltould everyoneehould
pliould have as much of this thl tonic as aspossible aspn aspneelbie
possible pn lble There is nothing ftCIthln like like it for or the thenerves thenfrvOfi thenerves
nerves AU the medfolnes on earth earthcannot earthcannot earthcannot
cannot help a nervous person orson as do air airand airand airand
and sunshine hlne This is especially true trueof trueor trueof
of stag stage people who need more mor sleep sleepin sleepIn sleepIn
in order ordt > 1 to repair the wear and tear tearupon tNtIupon tearupon
upon the brain and nerves nervesThe nervsThe nervesThe
The public will tell you that we wehave weho wehae
have ho all U day Jn which to rest r st and sleep Iep
EUGENIE BLA1K BLA1UpiaYlug BLAIRpiayiug playing in inSapho inSapho
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Sapho Saphoat at the Lafayette LafayetteWe
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We Yt > theatrical people laugh when whe we wehear webenr wehear
hear this but It is a vary sad laugh laughfor laushtor laughfor
for our daytime Is taken up with soy several se seIral soyoral ¬
oral matinees matlnee throughout the week re rehearsals r rheorsa18 rhearsals ¬
hearsals at other times and traveling travelingat
at others We Ve are never idle idleThe idleuThe idleThe
uThe The temptations t of the stage for the theyoung tIt tItyoung theyoung >
young and inexperienced girl are many manybut man manybut i ibut
but I have ha discovered by bytny my observation observatonof
of many man cases that It generally comes comesfrom comesfrom comesfrom
from within rather than from without withoutThe withoutThe vUhoutThe
The rules governing the management of ofa ofu ofa
a reputable company and theater are arevery arevery arevery
very stringent and are ar becoming more moreso morfso moreso
so each year I believe that the young younggirl younggirl oung ounggirl
girl with principles that are good can cankeep cankeep cankeep
keep them so IJ just as well upon the thestage thest theStage
stage st ge as in any an other profession professionYale profCS6lonYale professionYale
Yale Students Playi PlayiWashingtonian PIa PIaWashingtonian Plajj PlajjWashingtonian
Washingtonian Will Act in New Men Menand Menand i iand
and Old Acres AcresDuring AcresDuring i iDuring
During the past few years y ars there baa liasbeen 11asbeen baabeen
been a remarkable growth of dramatic dramaticorganizations dramfttlcornnlzaUons dramaticOrganizations
organizations in the colleges of this thiscountry thisOGutry thiscoulitry
country Along with this growth has hasrisen hasrisn hasrisen
risen the Yale Dramatic Association Associationwhich Assoctatlonwhich Associationvinch
which begun Its existence flve years yearsago yearsago yearsago
ago Probably the rise of this organiza organization orgunization ¬
tion has been due in a large measure ti tithe tJthe t tthe
the high standard set by the plays1 plays1which plays playswhich i
which It has presented for the associa association a880chtthin assoehitien ¬
thin has never produced any an play which whichhas whichhas hleh hlehh
has h not vlthstood the test testof of time both bothas bothas i ias
as to Its literary Uterar as well wad as asi 1 5 dra drama drama dra2natic
ma 2natic tic qualities qualitiesYale quaJltlesYale qualitiesYale
Yale is th the nrst of the large Eastern EasterneoVeges East estern esterncoteges em emcoleges
coleges to take a stand against t tri tripresentation trJpresentation trspresentation
presentation of selfImprovised como comooperas com comoperas comooperas
operas anl extravaganzust In that t t they tile tiledo > j
do not tend to cultivate in elUte r the tll tllaudience theaudience i iaudience
audience or the actors a true anprecia appreciation appreernlion j i itlon
lion of the stage > > tae or give any more morepleasure mor morpleasure morepleasure
pleasure to to the onlookers onlookersFollowing ollloocefliI0IIo1n onlookersFollowing
Following I0IIo1n this policy the Yale thee tnespfcuu theeans 1 1pIH
pIH pfcuu ans have chosen Tom lom Taylor > COB COBly concsly 011 J
00 csly ly New Men 100 and Old Acres Crtllo ior iorthe ibr1 ibr1tltl wrthe
the anneal presentation ptetleRtutf n on Tuesday Tne1M1a all anVednesday uiu uiuWednesday i iednesda
Wednesday ednesda evenings evenings1Jte the 19th and ut 20th 20thof 20thof th 1 1or
of this month in New Haven The Theplay TheThai rht rhtIII
play III Is the first rat attempt at modern moderncomedy moderncomedy
comedy which the association has made madeIts madeIts madeIts I
Its strength lies not so much in its ex extremely oxtremely IX ¬ i
tremely broad situations as a in the char characterizations charactertaations ¬ I IacterizaUon
acterizations of the different part parttherein vanhereln partwherein
therein hereln great humor is expressed expressedAmong expreaedAmong expressedAmong
Among the students taking prominent prominentparts promlDtntPArts prominentparts
parts are url Edgar Munson of William Wihihunapert Williamport lItfa bi bitmrt
port Pa F C Brown of ColumbU ColumbUOhio ColumbuObio ColumbuOhio
Ohio John John A Stevenson of Chicago Chl Chisegolii
111 R C DohtKHi of Providence K
1 S R Burnap Hurnal jr of Windsor ItIWK tadsor tadsorLeeks r rLeeks
1 Leeks Conn while wh Ie among Rmou the th fera feranfne femlnme femiifne
nfne roles appear Buell Holiister HollisterIsJip it itlislip i iIslip
Islip L 1 I E 1 S Hartwell of Albany AlbanyN Alban AlbanN
N Y D F Fox and Jtitlm Jud n Minor Ilnor of ofI ofew ofNew
I New ew Haven and Fred Ackert of Wa VAbn Wasuagtou VAbnIngtoll ii iiilngton
ilngton agtou D C CThis CThts Clhts
This annual dramatic production of ofthe o othe othe
the Yale students tud lt8 has become one uf ufth urtt utth
th th social events of the spriog in the thecollege ihfrcUege theecllege <
college town Among Am og the list oi oiptttronessce ulpatronesse2 olptttroneisee
ptttronessce for the occasion oc < > aslon may b bfound t tfound hi hifoond
found the names of many of the promi prominent proOl proOlmnt promineat ¬
neat society leaders for on these even evenings eIlIngs evenlags ¬
ings all other social events ettl are re sup suppi supPI suppEssed
pi pEssed cased < 8ed
Coming CominjAttractions CominjAttractionsAmelia Attractions AttractionsAmelia Attractionsmelia
Amelia Bingham as Olympe OlympeThe OlympeThe OlympeThe
The only onlyactressmanagerin actressmanager in America AmericaAmelia America AmericaAmelia AmericaAmelia
Amelia Bingham justifies ju tU1es her distinc dtetlnetion distinctIon distinction
tion by producing every year one of the themost 1hem08t themost
most conspicuous con plcuou8 and sumptuously sumptuouslymounted sumptuouslymeunted umptuoushmeunted
meunted dramas of the season inter interpreted Interpreted Interpretod ¬
preted by the best t acting cUn company companymoney companymoney companymoney
money experience and good judgment judSl cnt
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Saturday April 23 23f t tFor
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4 Monday April 25 and be indefinitely ind finjtely continued continuedt continuedI
t Prices for the theSeason Season of 5 Concerts Concertst nil nilAll
t All Boxes 125 Orchestra Orchestra Chairs 10 and I II t ti
i I 750 Balcony 750 S5 5 and 350 350Gallery 350t 350Gallery
t Gallery 350 and 250 250i 250PLEASE
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last moment at the opening of last seasons concerts to transfer all allreservations a11t allt
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t able to make satisfactory allotment of seats in many instances jnstancesit
1 it t is therefore deemed advisable advisa ble to make an entirely new allot allotJ a1l0ti allotment
J ment for the coming season Patrons are requested to call in per person per persan petSan
+ san and reserve re rve their seats for next seasons concerts concertst t ti
t i It will not be necessary to pay for seats seats until November NovemberI Novembernex Novembernext
I next nex EDWARD H DROOP Treasurer TreasurerT T easurer easurerI
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can select eJ t This Th year ear she offers offersOlympe offersOlympf offersOlympe
Olympe > a semihistorical play pia of the thetime thetlmt thetime
time of Loute Lou Lout XV which was written writtenfor writtenfor writtenfor
for her by b Pierre Decqurcelle the theFrench theFrnch theFrench
French dramatist and RndThe The Frisky FriskyMrs l FriskyMs < rlsky rlsky11s
Mrs Johnson Wednesday matinee and andSaturday andi andSaturday
i Saturday night She will bring this pro production proI production ¬
I duction here with the original New NewYork XcwYorJ NewYork
York company Including Harry Wood Woodruff Woodruff ood ¬
I ruff Creston reston ClarkeJ Clarke J H Gilmour and andKdgar anr anrI antiEdgar
I Edgar E gKr L 1 Ij Davenport She will be b scofi scofiat sloni seen seenat <
i at the th > National Theater for the week weekbeginning weekbfglnnlflg weekbeginnIng
beginning Monday onday April 26 26The 26The G
The Bostonians With With a New r cwOpera cwOperaTh Opera OperaThf OperaThe
I The Th > Bostonians with Barnabee Mac MacDonald MacDonald Inc IncDonald
Donald Frothlngham and a arej rejtive rejtivenated rejtiveI c cI
I I nated cast C lil of < t rare excellence will wlllptny wlllptnya play playa
a weeks wpk engagement fit the Columbia Columbiabfslnnlng Columbiab Columbiabeginning
beginning b lnnlng Monday onday April 25 2 presenting presentingrepresentative presentingrepresentative presentingreprE
representative reprE entadt types of American comic comicopera comicop comicopera
opera op < ra and opera comique In the course courseof cOllrseof courseof
of the th engagement Washington opera operalovers operalonrs operalovers
lovers will have the first opportunity of ofhearing ofluarfng ofhearing
hearing the Bostonians newest comic comicopera comicopera comicOpera
opera success The Th Queen of Laughter LaughterThe LaughterTht LaughcrThe
The book onil lyrics are ar the Joint work workof workot workof
of J hoover Goodwin whose who Vang Vanghas yanghns Vanghas
has not been b tn forgotten and of or Miss MissIsabel MissI1abc1 MissIsabel
Isabel Kaplan The music is by S SVill SVilllam Will William Willlam ¬
lam lam Brady Brad a rising rlsln young American Americancomposer American Americancompoer merlcancompo
composer compo er whom Barnabre andMacDon and lacDon
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I i i ANN ANNEbLANCKEinA NN1 BLANCKE HANCKEJ in A Little Littlej Littlet LittleI
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aid recently discover dI dIseoyerol coere1 o 3 in the thelhl1 wilds of ofCincinnati orClnetnnatl ofCincinnati
Cincinnati The production of t Tl Tle TleQueen TLeQueen e eQueen
Queen of Laughter will be followed by byelaborate brelaborate hyelaborate
elaborate revivals vlva8 of DeKovon and andSmHhs andSntkhs andSniltbs
SmHhs classic opera o comique Robln RoblnHood Robin RobinHood RobinHood
Hood and by Herbert lierbert and Smiths de dellghtrul deIlthttul deIlghttui
llghtrul comic opera The Serenade SerenadeRecital SerenadeRecital SerenadeRecital
Recital by Mr Olmsted OlmstedStanley OlmstedStanIE OlmstedStanley
Stanley StanIE Olraated OIm tfll pianist pl nl t will give his hisfirst hislint hisNrst
first and only on recital this Reason at the theWashington theWa8bJngton theWashington
Washington Club Iub on Monday April 25 25at So Sot 5 5at
at t 816 15 p m He H will play ptaya a program in inwhich InI Inwhich
I which hleh he h has not hitherto bfcen heard heardIncluding IU8IlIreludlng heardircludtng
Including the th Beethoven Sonata Op OpWathtoln 5 5WahlsJeln
WahlsJeln and the th gtgant ctcaJltk < c Schumann ScliumannFantasia SehumannFantasia
Fantasia 0p IT 1 He wllf iilso play playa
a numl number > er of shorter KoortE > r lyric compositions compositionshj
hj h Chopin Schubert and MacOowell MacOowellAssist MacDoweliAnaIstIng
i Assist AI AnaIstIng tlng ins him Mm Kitty Thompson ThompsonB Thompsonberry
I B berry tcrr rry will iII alotf si several awvt > rul of Mr 1 Olmt Gltnftfds Olmetedsle11l Hls Hlsinentc
ltJlOefthS inentc set to WK own music AH a i nov novelty no novcity ¬
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Union at the theater this week W EI The Thetreasurer T11 T11treasurer Thetreasurer
treasurer and his assistants ssls ints will be es established eslubllshed estabilehed ¬
tablished in u temporary te lpora box office in inthe InI intime
I the main lobby of the theater and from CromI
I 9 a m until 10 p m they will be pre prepared preI prepared ¬
I pared to receive > orders for next weeks weeksbill weeksI
I bill commencing at the Monday mati matinee matiI mnUflee ¬
I nee April St 2 Chases next l1ext program will willpresent willpreslnt willpresent
present Digby Bell comic opera come comedian comedlan comedian ¬
dian Mile Capell high school eques equestrlennne aqucStrlennne equcstriennue
trlennne with her beautiful horse horse Gen Gentleman GItloman Gejmtleman ¬
tleman and nntLher her troupe of hunting dogs dogsStuart dogsStuart dogsStuart
Stuart Bafnes Bti es 1n in monologue Snyder Snyderand Snderand Snyderand
and Buckles n ckl dhe the instrumental traves travestists travestlsts travestists
tists Robertus and TVllfredo European Europeanequilibrists EuropeanqulIlhrlsts Europeanequilibrists
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