The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-30

tastes and disposition. She is particular
ly addicted to sauerkraut and sausages
and can quaff quantities of lager beer
which is always sent to her behind thu
scenes She is very kind to her peopl'
and is woman of wonderful talent. He
husband is Mr.. Pilot, who is the oppo
site of his wife in disposition. He is in
trusive and makes himself disliked at thu
theaters by interfering with matters witt
which he has no concern. He is very
clOse-fsted.
| CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
is intensely disagreeable behind tht
scenes, and is disliked by everybody con
nected with the theater- stage carpenter
and every one else. Her mother, who
always accompanies her, is ten times
worse, and she makes it hot for all who
come in contact with her. When Glars
Louise arrives at the theater she wants
the dressing-rooms altered to suit her
and more gas-burners put in, so that she
may have more light to dress by. In
fact she wants all the resources of the
theater at her command, to the disadvan-
tage OF everybody else.
ANNIE LOUISE CARY
is the opposite of Kellogg. She is jolly,
pleasant and agreeable to everybody.
She is liked by all, from the manager
down to the "supe." She drinks the
foamy fluid behind the scenes.
Lotta, or Charlotte Crabtree, is very
shy of people and quiet in disposition
nothing at al Ike she is before the foot
lights A few years ago off the stage she
was as sprightly and lively as on the
boards in the characters she represents.
Then she was full of life and jollity-the
incarnation Of fn.1. But, during the
past six or eight years she has changed
marvelously, and has now become staid,
demure and retiring. She suffers great
deal from ill-health. She loves the stage,
and is one of the hardest working women
in the profession. Although her charac-
tiers seem perfectly commonplace, they
are very exhausting and tiresome. The
singing and dancing wear her out. But
she is so in love with the parts and the
profession that if she didn't act she
could scarcely live. ..Ier mother is a
very amiable, sweet-dispositioned old
lady and +.alrly worships her daughter
one always accompanies Lolita behinc
the stage, attends her in her dressing
room, assists her in attiring herself, anc
looF.s after her generally. Lolita IS a
ge' Aeral favorite with her company ant
cry lenient at rehearsals.
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
I Maggie Mitchell, or Mrs. Henry Pad
dock, is the mother of two children. Ii
business matters she is very strict anc
in stage matters perfect disciplinarian
In everything that pertains to her plays
she is very exact, wants everything as she
desires, and is consequently sometimes
little unpleasant to people behind the
curtains from this fact. Off the stage
she is a good-humored, kind, generous
woman. She is big-hearted and supports
an immense family, consisting of nearly
a thousand Sisters and cousins an(
aunts," all of whom she takes care OF
She has been, and is yet, very wealthy
although she has met with financial re
verses owing to the shrinkage in real es
tate She has sunk $4,000 in this man
mer Mr.. Paddock, her husband, alway
accompanies her on her tours and act
az her business manager. He and Maggie
live at Long Branch in an elegant resi-
dence, which was formerly the propert.
of J. Fl. McVicker, of Chicago.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH
is the prince of good fellows He is {
large-hearted, whole-souled man, ant
hasn't an enemy in the profession. I'LL
spends his money rapidly, and is proba
bly, not worth much financially. He i
generous to fault, and assists every on
who applies to him. He is a good judg
of whisky, and can stand more of it thai
any man on the stage. 1t is his favorit
beverage. He is also ladies' man. II
is never nervous at performance, bu
always cool-headed. He is wrapt up il
his profession. When any brother artis
is in distress he is the foremost to put hi
, hand in his pocket. He conducts his re
, hearsals carefully and is never severe O.
the actors. He lets the "big boys" tax
| care of themselves, but with the lesse
| luminaries he is very painstaking, an
r always gives them encouragement.
sOTHERN
is jolly fellow. He is very popular
He always attends rehearsals Cham
pagne is his favorite drink. He is res
l ular bon vivant; ahigh liver in the broat
est sense of the word. He lives in tn
e most elaborate style. He never play
: any practical jokes behind the scene
S When he was a member of stock CON
a pany he was noted for his joking proper
: Sites on the boards, but he rarely il
: dulees now that he is star, because
: would interfere with his performance
; He is very wealthy and is a high-tone
:, gentleman.
Ii BOUCICAULT
Il is fine social gentleman. He is fond
s. good living, is addicted to wine, and
fond of ladies' society, particularly your
ladies. He is noted for giving Dime
st and suppers to his companions. He
IS considered the best stage director in Il