Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-07-20
A QUEEN OF THE STAGE.
"Aier Second Love-" and the Import
ant Secret She Reveals for the
Bencnt of Women


Several years ago the American public were
aroused by the entree upon the stage Of little
lady who had been previously but little announced.
She was one OF an nnumorsb.e number of aspirants
for public favor and had no fundamentally, aside
from her own talents to cause recognition In
spite of this fact, however, she quickly achieved
warm place In the heart OF the public which she
has continued TO hold ever since. When 1t was
would star the coming season In the play Her
Second Love-" written by Mr.. John A. stevens IL
was only natural that unusual interest should be
manifested not only In theatrical circles, but in
other branches OF the community. This was spe-
cially the case, as 1t was known that Miss Granger
had, for the past year, been In exceedingly delicate
health, and the determination TO star in q strong
emotional play was the more surprising, one OF
tne stan OF ms paper was accordingly deputzed
TO see the popular lady and verify he fumor or
announce It's lncOr ectness.
Miss Changers counenance Is familiar to nearly
every one in the United States. II IL face once
seen never to be forgotten. Features remarkable In
their outline and contour are surmountcd by "a pair
OF large and deep eyes indicative ct the greatest
sou, power. II Is easy TO see where Miss Granger
obtains the ability 10 portray characters Of the most
emotional nature. sac possesses within herself
the elements Of feeling without which no emotion
can he conveyed to an audience. The man OF news
found the lady at her home In this cy and was
accorded quiet welcome. IT. was evident at once
expression and color Of her countenancc both indi-
Gated.
sis it true Miss Granger that you contemplate a
starring tour the coming season.
"les, indeed. My season begins in Chicago on
the 10th OF July. From there go 10 San Francisco
and then play the remainder OF the season through
the eastern and western States"
Are you confident your health will permit such
an undertakings
A ringing laugh was the lrsi reply 10 this question
after which she said
"Certainy." 1t true have been Ill for the past
Two years. but now am wholly recovered. Few
people can have any idea OF the strain o conscen-
flous actress undergees IN essaylng an emotional
part. 1t IL necessary to put ones whole soul into
This pecessltates an utter abandonment Of ones
personality and an assumption OF the character
portrayed. II this Is an emotional part II Is neces-
sary TO feel the same emotions the part Is supposed
TO feel. For more than "A year actually cried each
night in certain passages OF a part was playing
The audience considered it art. Probably it was
but those were none the less real tears and the
effect was none the less trying upon my health
"But do you anticipate avoiding TINS In the fu-
ture 20
''Noi in the least. expect 10 have just a. great
a STRAIN as before but with restored health and a
knowledge of how to retain II ID not fear"
"lon speak OF "A knowledge Uf how 10 ret lin
health, VIII you please cxpain what you mean
by that?'
"You must he aware that women by their very
natures are subject to troubles and Affections I'M
known TO the s'erner sex. Inc name OF these
troubles Is LEGION hut in Whatever form they may
come they are weaknesses which Interfere with
every ambition and hope III life. | believe thou
sands Of nObe women are to-day suffering agpnies
Of which even the best friends and relatives
know little or nothing, aud when reflect upon 1t
confess 1t makes me sal. Now all this misery
or neglect TO careful observe them. speak
fr IN the depths Of bitter experience IN saying
this and ain thankful SNOW the means of rrstor
atlon and how to remain IN perfect health
Please explain more fully"
"Wel have found remedy which SCENT spe-
caly adaptei for tIis very purpose II lspure and
paatable and controls the health and life as, be-
lievc nothing else Will. It is really invaluable and
II all thu women In America were to use It | am
quite sure most Of the suffering and many deaths
might he avOid3dC
What is THIS wonderful remedy
'Warner's Safe cure
"And you use II 2"
"Cunsiintly.'
| the coming season successfully?'
81 am quite certain Of IT,
"a few questions more, Miss Granger. VIII you
please give me a list OF the Parts You have created
and the plays you have taken part In since your
nrst appearance In pubic?
~ hrst played for some time with the amateurs In
New York and BrOOklyn. | then went TO the
Union Square theatre for two seasons after that
10 the ,stOn Globe for season aud then IN
Booths theatre IN this CT y. Next supported John
Mccullough and aftcrsnld. starred IN juliet
Camille, Rosalln1, etc. Subsequently created the
part Of Ccely Blame in the Galley Slave and also
starred IN Two Nights III Rome, playing the part Of
Antonio. The past year have been playing III the
Planters Wife aud the coming season, "a | have
sa i'd VIII be devoted to Her Second Love.
AS the writer was returning home he fell into a
train Of musing and wondered If all the women In
this land who are suffering aud only know Miss
Changers experience AMI the remarkable results
achieved by he pure remedy she used how much
sun ering might he avoided and how much happi-
ness secured.