Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-15
Mss calhoun, the New juliet.

The beautiful and accomplished
young California star, MISS Eleanor
Calhoun, whose parents are OF South
Carolina, and IL descendant of the
famous J 'hn G. Calhoun, begins an
eng gemt Mt at the Opera House to-
morrow night, supported by Ford's
Fanatic Compan>. she plays 'Ju-
liet' the f st night, aud L all" IN
"Daniel Rochat" the second. The
following SKI ten of the charming
young actress viii be le.d with ill.,
teiest.
"Miss Calhoun made her first ap
| pearance o" the tAxe Ia San Fran
Cisco lat % ODER, and is now only
signieeu years OF age. Two years Or
fore, che y adua d with hOnur at The
state No, IL al College. t;asfug uet.r-
miued, with the cJDseIt Of her par
ems, to go on the stag, she studied
elocutlou under comte ent teaeuer-.
and then rented a thea r., engaged
COMPANY and presented ns rseIf as d
caDdiuat5 for puolic support.
line RESPECT IN wuicu Miss tai'
houu's family are held IN Califnr. Ia
nad soms thing 10 do with her succ. 81,
OF COURSE, Dut what was given III ~ ia.
patty, III the b-ginosng, Was comm"
ued and sileugt he lit d as her Or aDatiC
tai ut impressed it-eif upon oVtIn w
!, lug houses. Iu' Jui,et," III Julia
III the "HunchbacK " IN "rhe Wife. )
and az "Margaret Gilmore III l. ,ve'i
Sacr fice," Mis- Calhoun desgn et
cfl icai audiences Her Stage man
7 agemei WIS admirable. st an9e Il
= say, Miss Calhoun rtallz-d, from tn'
frat, how much depe Dd-d on s,ag'
- ing and pr per drees'nx, and IL
Juliet in particular, theirs Was n
f, SLUT iii the pre- at 'ns.
3 Miss CALHOUN Was Il red three III
crative eUgsgemenis ia the Eas an
Oh account of her d-Aiie t. come t
the 8 ,utn. acce, t Il 10 If Of NJ!
l John 7. + ri Tor S'uLntrn u
-at winter -he vii play in Me-
J.. Y Tx and " ill after ar Us 20 t Eur.p
10 study.
There ia no danger that Miss Ca
g hOun viii b3 spnIlL 10y the snmlratio
d lsvirhed u on her. II there ever VIZ
q cousc entiuus love, of her rrL she
one. None know bettr than ST
W at her shn t ,"mIngs ars. out 81
y has the eatis act on ut p Eceiving thu
every day she Improves and d.
fsleuds may rest assured toat st
u"de's auds the n eed Of luce-sal
r. work, ami the lmpOrtaLce OF u
tenrIoD every detail of lo"k, ges'u1
y aud acc-ut Miss Calhoun Is
=, thorough y womsnly woman, ye C
10 Fl ieui of her Own pnwers, 'ufsgeo'
~ aud self-relIa, t. The path she h
cnosen il a rugged one, buf she Is rlcl
10 ly end, w d by nature, and, In ID
e. bright t. xioou of youth We are sur
ID Will find no such word as fill
- The Cons luton thus notices b
h appearance IN Atlanta:
$50 :avorsbly has the above mel
toned YOUNG NC rrss teen noticed
III the p.aces siteG by her that al int
o. Itg-Dt and refined au1ience gree cd O
III It DeGlveis opera house last DigE
Added 10 the reputatI' II she haf I
< ready made for hersIf, her grace al
R. beauty, both Of face and figure, on
eh,ry before tins f0Otllgi t, c'used
audience to greet ner " tn wart
That warm h il CREASED 10 euthusIas
when her peri. city sue voice -"
tie asce, ia ned To be 10 TINS with L
ho tnveliu.ss. She Possesses q eup-
figure, graceful manner, aud face
ss' much b-auty. f her OPP ing pi.
"Rnmeo auO Jutletn was s.lr' I'd, 3
las CAV. uudoubi ell evidences # ii
M perception OF he part Of Ju'itt 8
49, possesses tragic and enc ouai abiIi
o'' aud last night displayed 1t t. E
NJ vaptsge. Her grace i'll the It e.
" dance and her. giri,sh ingeninu- IL
700 when Romeo unmarked AID tttIr
were well received by the audience.