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THE TELEURAM HERALD. THURSDAY MOHXLNU, APRIL 17, 189K
.
HOW ACTING 15 TAUGHT.
JL Daj with, tha PupiU cf ta Xx j
iay ot Dnsr.A.a Art,
tw4 fe Director 9mm
gmA Elmr fwpj-
mi Xu3m W
CufiKtuvt, law, i
Ta rwch ta wvratajr-tvom of tta
iarV3 Airdoi a Draaiatio Art ti
rUIVer edjI jrv t!;rj;a 4 aaort fcali
w 4 a 4 ;J tiect taat wk4 nia
t&ttrvafaare vf 4 feahiooable reetdecc
la f xu by, taa ? tew fiita of
UJrs, From Uit peiat oaward aa4.
op-wal h sat-it pt 4U feita U Irft
daee aal filg hi fvid bUadly
liifvufti 4 texte f byy that crtxtk
a4 tvt;a4 tend tariga at-rooai,
caa4:-rAm ck f tae iu of
Lyceata Tlw aai over lt aatU
2 4WK, aaaoh to his own aatoclia
saea, iaao 4 Larf igun recta o?r ta
theater catt-aac 411 at taa 109 of t
bullUc.
Tills apirtoM.it la fitted ttp 44 4
lcHir-rooou aa-i tiieavw. Th atee la
wail aratuv. wish wla, files and
curtaias 43 1 ha 4j,;iovs drla;r
room 4 tio siia, which ar act o3
from the achool-rcoca b acweaa.
Tiia I th at I mads th journey from
the trt v too chooi-rvoci my j-ylie
aieppd aithsljor aa44ii: "a-h-h-hr"
1 i-a-hvl aai heard 4 uoceloa of
fca4 tlt seat mj heart into in 7
tiro
"Aa! Ai b-h!! That was 4 rtrht
jc4 stroke, E bey. Tt.it cufht hi
heart, aanutl a bae voice.
Tha tare wn 4 4hin; of ateal, 4
--4inr of tet and 4 high, opcao
frrrraca,
"Onl Oh-h!! WowJtr
"".That's the matter. Mis KoStson? I
fcor-e you're a?t hurt," asked th Ttmsa
VOteei.
"Oa moment,' aaii my guides a ad be
kaocka-i lwt"w on the door.
A mlaute Utr tbe door wu opatd
4 ad Prof- Ltr SfTor waa dlscoT
nd with esc half of Lis fencing c!u.
Tb feaale half of tko ciia bad diiatf
7rrd. not so muoh on 4xoaatof tlniJ
Ity 4a modary. Tbo diner of tbm
worse a' a fsaciacojvuaiea had evidently
4 dee-rooted dUUke to aklrta, and aa 4
remit tbo future Eoeallndn aad Paul
lrwa are forced to train for their fencing
rolee In aklrU that will not admit of too
Initial tire 4a Inspection.
nr Ttra rrscrx Rooac
Tb? me a were pdded ao tbat the foil
cor: Id not do then ariocs dajsajre. The
iaatroction waa prctic4l The pupiLs
4 re tafht to fight, bleed or dio,
4 tbe aether and stage manager may
dirrt. When 4 yoang actor engages
with 4 eo5opay he mast be prepared to
die cheerfully in the fro at o. the stage, or
t be 44S4Alnat4i near the win!:wl;h
oat 4 caartaar. lie must fall gracefully
or drop in 4 heap as the exigencies o!
M'is Dfrtla nMoa.
I!m r.jf 1 Spni?. MU Edith Ciapinan.
tba rolo deratirid. and he runt Ho still
whilo his rUal responds to 4n encore
without moving 4 muscle to show the
wrath that it coasnailn his heart. That
1 art Ilirh Art aad thia Is aa Academy
f Art. All of thce thia ar taaht
by r. Shaker, aad tho students are
apt vcpil
Th thirty pupils of th acada:7 are
dlridM Ic'o four corapanifa, each with
Ifr-liu? laly. Urstold woman ar.d
p ibrjfo ar it H.-t joiir.j r.in and
chirocfr gcntlt:a The Iattr, who i3
nt-i.Aliy ficul'y fitted far rccpr. trie roles,
pU wi i -uj:: prt. a r-plL Tho flnt
c"rrr-iy .,or.p.'8J of th'j ncaiors, or
?-C'?r.d-vra pv.plls ar.d tho other thrro
f a'co la th" jur.irr. In scm of their
".h p'jpils rr.rot toothcr in tho
l r l-rjT 1 or c t'.e uTao of t'e
t'-i'T. v' rjics of V.-.f instruction con
r .T of r i..-ti- in ti." form of r-heir?-1
.-oh oTrspar.y ii drilled by it-
s-lf.
FtV7"- r? ir-yio r.xrTAi!rr.D.
'T.t t. f.r.a- ( f rNctinr.' sa'.d Mr.
'. L" ivr ?;, "i i kt. th detail of nat
ural a-ir.. rr art ronc-iN art.
It i i Iii-u'.r thin-: accotr.pl I h. It
'n r. " i j p" r' I f.-cra a lecture or
srjhcd fr-a lo-,i it is th only
r v r rt-na;: istru-Ioa that hv
r. ti.cory ri i tht no Pil-x Only
ths- stuJjnU who fcavo psne tbroagb
tLo cl a: rr.t.iry ela.i;c attend th
crerci'"': it l cf course oaole1 to try
to tvh j pupil the highlights and del
lrai tints of pnlntia before he has
lvirnr'l tt' ItrcstAry 4rwi-;. It ap
pars at tirna thst the mechanics aad
Tnthc-1 e? th !,ni eatery clas are
bicg contra-UctM. It U not sa My
wrr' Is n try to hli tbe technique and
t the training N felt in th? result,
anl aot sn. Other Jrvbers hare
girn thTi the confident of crrrect
rM. I try to nk thm feel tbe re
nporihil5ty ?f erigiaali-y. la acting.
littl krowlge is dngrous
V.I7 ' A 'on. l-nr that yoa irs cler
jt bae done wat yon were
t il 1 to d-" nd 1cne 1- .-r-ctly. Ii fstal
to :Ii-rte m-irrin la drasiatie art a-s in
41 v,
"niw Vgianrs trt aIraot where
eers lr" off. in rcrl to naurl
tp-h arr-i wtln aoi -e rio by
b-i-g aV-.r-lly lerntlonsry and
th'-r1c. Thee hare to be cured 0?
p'.--bo-a cWlraati while ta"
cthr hae to N d.M wth the toni
r( theory sad erer-is " rt tbir
ptit j.'. tt UN at all. I do art
hch !s th mt diff-'nit of
trTnr he ov bat nod a
the one that rqni.-s a
ttl-an'a.
ie rxii !t :a y wr are im
Km'? tb pipil V play.- the andieer
aid Tt t thein: Te rr.nVr thy are
rr cf li.g pin and e-r V -"t
ef cf "it '-tiTre: not to thiak tr.n'-a
-f s ty are iciag thT.l v-, v
to e rrcr!t to what cre io-
?z; t'iC" her hegfn Si -:noo-er-1oce-
't ai '-'wclc-:e tieg a.lwys ap-
r'ars na'" Nc 1
e It
It ntar
e r f vfnl acting. hc.t
tvn tn'.ed pc.cg r a
ace w rrwi vaat 1 ce &ea t;"-i to
lo lux ao, aad by i'a
wmUy
"I hare -ea moat gretifyirg rtwul'j,"
added Mr. Wfteetcr't in coaci-ain,
"with aatne aad e 1 prt coi & foeiirg of
tatvr in aia tta other. 1 I thick
the aaVwtty of ppili who ttecgat that
they kn&w it ail ta I rat net ttex.
low t-n tj reaiUe that they b,4fe
aly jist t4rted ot ta the study of a
4 We b.44 ao ead an-1 th4t dcaaais
aOSe &O41S-0X. JZM WULUM.
more help from nature than moat of
them 4re gifted with; 4cd I 4seure you
1 did not relUe tayaelf how much there
wu to learn In the finease of Mting
aatll I began to teach lv
MOW TO BlUlATiri CORBXCTLT.
'Do yon know how to breathe? Yon
think you d. I dare say. Most people
da But I 44nxe you rery few ever
le4rn the art of br4thing corrtctly.
I had been conducted to the mnslo
room where Mr. Jeseo William, late of
the Casino, was surrounded by a piano
and 4 circle of young wxtnen-
Xo. sir." oontinued Mr. Williams,
'Moat of tbe world Is totally Ignorant
of tho right wy to breathe. Now look.
If yo plea, 4t this young lady. Kind
ly breathe, MissCstes. Just watch the
play of her lntrcoeted muscles. See
bow they expand and contract. Miss
Gates know how to breathe. She
breathes from the abdomen- She doat
do all the work with her lungs. She
exercise ber 4bdotnln4l muscles and
ber mid-rib mnselee aa welL Now strike
Q. There," and Mr. Williams pUnted
bis chubby foreflnger upon her fore
head. "Now strike 'C;, middle W
4nd he placed bis finger on the third
button of the pretty rocaiist's frock.
Do you know," ocntlnued Mr. Will
lams, enthusiastically, "when a singer
knows where a note Is located she can
hit it erery time- " ho added, il
lustrating with his rolee and forefinger.
"Now tho upper CiH and he raised his
finger high, abore bis head. "That's
my system. Of courso my method of
breathing and singing Is beneficial. I
teach actors, public speakers and cler
gymen. If they don't know how to
breathe correctly and properly use their
voices they go to pieces very quickly.
1 train my pupils so that they can talk
all dsy withouj getting tired."
x rr.optn staos fall rLLrsTBiTxrx
Upon the director of the Academy,
Mr. Franklin IL S4rgent, much of tho
hardest work falls. In addition to his
managerial duties he has charge of class
in pantomime, and his work Is often
times nocessarily acrobatic in character.
When I reached his class-ropm tho play
of "Hazel Klrke" was being rehearsed.
Miss Ansel, aa JlaieU had Just separated
from her mother, and was giving way to
a violent pasaion of grief.
"Whac am I about to do?" she ex
claimed, tearfully, "send away the only
happiness Heaven has sent mo? Oh! I
must not think of it. I shall die," and
she throw herself despairingly upon a
chair.
"That will novcr do." Interrupted Mr.
Pargent. "Recollect you aro not fall
ing down for f'lii or for effect either.
You are not happy, neither areyu com
posed. You aro in despair. Do you
Mr- MOROAX. MI49. ei'KAGUK.
think a young womn in despair sinks
gracefully into a chair and spreads thi
drapery of ber dreM about her? No.
Sho throws herself down as though she
were in her own room and no one look
ing at hr. She forgets all about the
'.:din"e. f he do it this waj," and
the director fell upon tbe chair in a
heap. I
One more clase-roota remains. Prof. '
Norisaimo, the instructor in dancing,
did not "feel too well" and he bad closed i
his leeon a trif earlier than usual, and j
Actor Charles Woloot, of the Lyceui j
Company, had finished his rehers4l of
"Charity Hall" on the theater stage, j
David BUoo, the play writer, bad j
looked approvingly up-on Mr Sargent's j
pupils and the stare in the tig ele
rooTti had bea et for a sone in "Wlth
rM Iive." rt,fjwT'v SHTtmnr.
REMARKABLE DUELS.
Ve fT.ty f T titn
Fee fit
I th trk-
Fral rT:arkable dul hv br
f i-.ght in the dark. In lto 1,4$ Ccrry
and narry Grattan r;riri ia a Sre)
ebee. which eilnilntM ia fyrry sf
Irg th4t Orattan. Insei of d4feing
him should. If he bad his deer, Se
ftAndlag a 4 felon's br. The tw left
the Irwdit.ely with friertada, aa.i
Ith: it w- peaoh !rk. riof
w- en ei tbe arraagM. at th
firt hrt Ci v j 's left ra frvtTrM.
Cn ula'ht Ca!a PiiaeT Iteeei w-m
pleyieg "Tlamlet" nd we lnrrapted
Vt the Jaad teiilrg d lenf b!g "f a
lviy ef yenrf Inile riaellf Ve
rv4. ra th- wWdl- of 4 pea. aad
frlrg to e f.TM;Ttg said:
I will rjH!V4 Vi yn WJTI atVw
TC"
7e ihte-af "fL Vjt at te
frhean ' e play 'te V'fie
v.eei-d V-nj a e4i if frn . te
y-rnff jer. Tl V A n
ar4d Vj Ta aitVKnlT ra-
jjiy the as it Esorjilar, he bad W
give a iorforoaac 41 Milaa. lie weat
w ih 4dirv of the eaalUair
4lUd fi.tur to hito. edix:
If yvu will diipeaee wit a the fvrm
t2ity of aeoviwi 4td will 4C-xmpay
i my hstel, I hve 4 til rovia in
huh weeea settle oar little alfrc
In um fvr in w get avay w Milan, If
yoa will allw ne."
The propoeai u 4gTeed tos aal they
repir4 4t oao to Kjj's hot!. Bat
they wen net allwed w Cht their duel
la peue, f jt the landlord cece to the
daw vbdbxwd w W blioeed to eater.
II had Lerd of the ehallecge, ax.d o
tag ol return with 4 atraager Lis
cspioioa were arooed. It wa H ia
rain that Ecaai told hLra that U vilue
had gone. Nthlr would aeuafy hlra
aadeea be saw the Light extinguished.
"We mut humor him." whispered
oai. 'It will be eaay to take aim by
the speaks of oor oigarett."
60 the Light was put out aad the land
lord west away, oaly, however, to avar
ta a few miaate two Lud reporta and
to find hi fear ecu firmed on ruahitg
bck 4f 4in. Boeal tuxei uninjured 4nd
hi aat4foalst lay with a broken thoui-der-biada.
THE WISE SHOPPER.
nw
Mm Win btw Be
Hr4te4 DUer.
Wholeaome adrioe for shopper U
gicen by Alice Bathbone in Oood Hoaso
keeping. At no tltae ia the old saw,
that if yea will take 04 re of the penniea
the pounds will take care of themselves,
more true than when one Is paaelng by
tempting shop window and counter of
knick-knacks. If we bought only the
thing we really wanted bow many mow
of theae we might have:
"In the home of the wise shopper w
shall find no trash; in its place are well
choaeu objects; few it may be, but eaeh
good of in kind. New book of worth
we fhall find there, and artistio needle
work; bright bits of pottery or delicate
poroelain. and photographs of some of
tho treasures of the old-world galleries,
all gathered together slowly and fondly
with the eared-Bp small change that by
the thocghtle&a buyer auight have been
exchangod for trash.
"Thing of worth and beauty are not
alone for those to whom 'a porchaeo is
sot a purohaae,' since they 'have money
enough and to aparo.' A share of the
be4uUful may 00 me to eaoh of us who
will wisely plan and wait for it, instead
of acatciitng up traeh. A good-sized
photograph of Bomo favorite picture (of
a Madonna, perhaps, with sweet, uplift
ing faoe), may be had for one dollar and
a half, and the same amount will glaso
and frame the pioture. The patlont
workers of Japan send ns many curious
things of raluo quite within the reach
of tho60 who will not squander on trash.
"A simple bamboo frame for acablnot
photograph, of neatest construction,
aad pretty withal, was lately found in a
Japanese store for one cf thoso dimoa
that to easily slip from our grasp at the
ten-cent counter. Knowing tho better
things, our prudent holder of tho
Blender puree can para, untemptod, tho
crowded counters loaded with crudo
wares of various kinds. For, looking at
those ware as the result of poor work
manship and poorer tag to, sho sees them
In their true light and finds them only
trash,- .
Guard Well Thj Heart.
Guard well thy heart leat passlocs sweep
The chords, aad God's e;t melody
Be lost; let from the ruins leap
Tho spirit cf unrest set free,
Aad o'er thj life dark chaos f alL
Guard well thy heart! r.est rot coateat
With rlsloas fair. Unwearied seek
Till thy hast faund the trua love sent
Dy IHci wao watcheth o'er tho weak,
"VVho heeds the suppliant's call.
Guard well thy heart 1 Its throbbiriR life
rrotect with Jealous cara Do not
Dismayed, though bitter crow the strife.
And dark contention mark thy lot.
Fear not; He rulsth over a:L
Ottawa College Owl
Note Cnjolated.
A sweet little la-?le
Whoso years numbered four
TJc4 to watch every evening
For tae at tbo door:
She welcomed no Lome with
A Lu and a kiss,
Wfclrb pet my heart slEgla;
With paternal blls.
I a?!-:ei her ere everlr.j.
While perched cn ray kses.
To tell nc exactly
How much fclio loved me;
Bhc po-dcred a rr.eraext.
Then earnestly raid:
I love. 00, dea' pepa,
Alacos' nca'Iy dead
e
Tis years flnce tay dauhtrr
Das watcLe lfor her "pa,"
6he now l.?vi that duty
To dear, faithful "tu;"
la fet there's aaottr
Wio ciia?i In my stead
My child loTe? a hur.r-y"
"Almo oi"y drc l"
Frank D. Wrleh, ia Detroit Free Press.
DUcnehaotmnt.
Phe a!d to tae "he. Ued my seatlxent,
Sbe rralsd me ev'ry tine sr. had a chase
to.
And b'a, as eft, en discing w wer best,
Sbe askd tae ut whit time J liked to (lane
to.
Pat j"'ckiy matrimonial woe Tre found,
For ev'ry eanre te find a fault fi p!zi.
Uc'.ike tie ball wbn fm w tnrt, Tra beund
To dance to whaUoeter tlx paes :
Natlaa M. Lvy, la Miu't i Wseklj.
Ia Qu!t fterery,
Bratlaies ta qilt revery
Whn day Is (rroelaif dlci.
The heart 1 n'.of Inf sll-atly
A eet uiwrttteo fcymn.
Tr tr!ns r u-3t te mSTre wrepbt,
Py rnanlac ef the mlad.
B",t f n !k hTweir.if rp5t trcuct
Frem IIavn, 4114 irf, tblsd.
The misty hir.s r,f tyr7re
One Trk to lock Tjpcn,
f ind m '.ike Nsfs;s la re'Jf
Af iat the tt!5f etui.
T?) rala raty f:L th 1 say tw;
Th nl uahir. iT4 t5rif.
tTb , lketheMrl"nfc h".t?lrg bovga,
fii s'ts with fo'.dd wl?j
A brf and p'.M rt'rr 7 v"lt
A f.ae B'.h I Ml.
Pf-r rr hvX $tv
i.r w-- vt ta haad.
T-3. ftrt thaaks Vill'.m who r
HfrhxT-s !a hT e.a
PS h's t'c rLi.-.r ? iT 1"-.
il ? Ur ra
7hm: Mw(;r, it rfric'f JAnrr.a
Mfft-y of tbe .
A? ry a -m!r Trznr Drw-a
Ka-t a'd f"C3 ta yr;
He fa-- wM -'-v. wla a f-cw
"TVs h-l" '', v. f.Vac tr'f;t,
Lt Tiv?t wti"t
C-' "1 tv,a r - r'4 r4!
"Si IT.tr It y m k-w""
Aid V-viy Ka a ? f r,
rt.lL "JL y ,
Th t ,V. yi a 'f a" ff
E f ?: j rr."t3f y.
T f v!, -c'J-f. ti. m rr
Cf ati re- 9 ('- w,
A4 rtr s 4 -?-; U re
saaw :t ff so Wr
;mm mi.
j - - ... 7
31 DKV GOODS, NOTIONS.
IBOOTS.SHOES.RUBBERS
I
9; TLee t5 b-2 a little sr a J-r
ou tk uc?t, aufl it it a-rna a; eua tr
2 dc-i-. vel g.v Ai i ;ue fcuve
y cvee ur iLtvi. I'ttan:,
460 SOUTH DIVIilON-ST.
i-rUtt r irMtt LUALa iitis ana
1 , n a. m. i a t va s T T a v w mn r-t 1
3
DURABILITY the
Hi r?AIfT HE T1PAT.
O U. E. MORRIS,
Hi luth IMfltivo Stra.
S. S. PERKINS, HARDWARE,
Stoves, Tinware, Building1 Materials, Etc.,
27EIilD2?T-X02SrE 612-1.
C4I SOUTH DIVISION-ST., GRAND RAPIDS.
illiE STEELE J1ARKET,
H
VT. O. 5IXCLAIU, Jt COrf Treps.
in
M'Saccesssrs ta The W. Steele Packing and
; ItwIMou Conjpaxjy.
tm, 13 AND 21 S. OIVISION-ST.
i
N" j Dars ta cbolo Fresh and Farted
l 1 Meut. lUiua, fihouldeM. Hacon. Lrd.Sau
'6 ' s'f. Peictr). Mis' K't. Trip, etc. l.ve.-y
u! tdiuz Or.t ol and warranted. Ail erders
S CiJe u:id d-!lrrd prompilv. Vi-lt the
r;nsest market in t.V city; lt-ave your or
1 1 ders and b convinced.
BURT EM A,
SEIDS. GROCERIES & VEGETABLES,
418 and 120 South Divifion,
GRAtfD RAPIDS.
JT. F. fc Co.,
HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, TIN SHOP,
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, ETC.
ii ; 503 South DiYiion-t.
! FEED MILE !
Wholesale Retail Dealer in
31
i Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay, Eic.
Fresh Goods Always on
Hand,
.3!
m. H. RICHARDS,
i:
4CS ani 470 S. Divi-ion-St.
;1
ij j FOR FlfE UFlIOL5TErjyO GO TO
Iradcliffe&holt
in !
111 South D;viion Street.
Th's firm has a Cne'y equlppd ?t-ra;e
i hon, especlM.ly erectrd for storinj house
y hold fcoods. Telephoue fr a nioving van.
; : Telephone
.900
ASK YOUR
s.
li
VIENXA
I J. S. WALKER,
r
n
VHOT.T.Lr ITT.r-BlX
PICKLES!
Vlnnar, n5er, JV!. rrrvM.
N Mln Mat. Mp'e tyrup. Fa:T Kra-?.and
fl (jfr'ril rniT.I"'f'!!. Jb? rrivel
i a fuli Un of k n t rrrves.
I
323 SOUTH DIVISION-ST.
iiii.r.rnoM: ict.
TiiiETniironaniicoiiKE
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