The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-26

no,ds the victim by the yellow hair. "The
rWnds WTro Woman Of to-day" she tells us, rep
ressnts nothing but herself. She runs upon
the stage gi.gling; trots to tne ieos , nsh.s he,
tnnona some stupid attempts at wit some
twaddline illusions to Sorosis, or Genera
Grant. or other subject prominent In tho pub
liz ave and is always peculiarly and emphat'-
calIy herself-the woman. that ia, whose name
ia on the bills in large letters, and who consla,
ers herself an object OF admiration 10 LIZ sho
spectators. The sort o. ballet -dancsE, Tho ~
stage OF every theatre in this city eatpu Gn'
at this time. She no longer e1cltes ass9 =,
To create proper and profta9le sensa.tSn o.s -
+he ~hreast nf man she no longer sumces'
Something bolder must De oeViseo-s,ot; --.,otr;,,
thing thaS shall utterly eclipse ana oussG,p
her. Hence the Nude woman .a y. .o-usy,d syn,d as
ontstr;ns her no the broadcast sense. AND 10
- - LIZ MT enough that she should De al
ia,vaI ~ 10 90 unhissed and unrotten-e8ged, sne
,,mst he baptlsed with the honors OF Q proies-
Luz Tor which Shakespeare wrote. Managers
rrecooniza her as an actress, and pay 1er sums
ranging from fifty to thousand donals
week, according to her value 10 tneu eyes'
Actresses, who love virtue better tnan money 10 G
are driven into the street by her. and 1t De-
comes grave and solemn question with nun
dreds OF honorable women what they shall DO
to earn livelihood. I cay that it ls nothlng
iess than an insult to the members OF the
dramat G profession that these nude women
should be classed among actresses, and hoio
possession Of a majority OF our theatres.
Their place Is the concert saloons or circ9s
tents, Theatres are for artists" This VIII 90
for the woman, though it is not tenth tnat Is
said OF her The managers then come 10 Ior
their share OF castigAtion. They, sue says,
DENY that questions are asked.ef applicants for
s,i uations similar to those sheput. in her for-
mer communication She does not preteno 70
owe the exact questions asked, but their pur,
mort ia unmistakable, and an instance Is clted
to prove this factc She then says, u! the aDove
instance does not indi cate managerlai require
mepts sufficiently, take these statements Hom
managerial lips: "Degl take your iest,msoSs ano"S
6ramal I tell you, il Icsn't draw the croWd
otherwise. III put woman on my stage WITH
ont a rag on her," So said manager OF tnls
city in the hearing Of dozen people; ana tne
alternating remark was banded about Hom
month to mouth. as if it had bsen WIT. A pro-
nrietor of one OF The theatres above named.
where legitimate play was running without
paving expenses. rubbed bis dry old bands to-
eether and said: AHA We must nave some
Of those fat young '0on'e" In TINS p'e'e 70
mskelt draw. 60.
With this parting hit, Miss Logan takes
leave Of the managers. Where her next point
Of attack will be made, she does not say. POS
sibly abe means to turn her attention to the
public, who eountenance sueh exhibitions.
Wherever abe may 20 m this direction, she
will find fair field for the exercise OF her
talent .for=iuveetive, and il. is to be hoped
will meet with final success In her efforts to
effect 30 commendable Q reform in public