Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-23
A QUEEN OF THE STAGE.
ssIEef second Lovsn and the ImpOrsanl
Secret She Reveals Tor the
Benefit % women.


Several years ago the American pubic wers aroused
By the ensree upon the stage Of little lady who had
been previously but little announced. She ok
IN innumer.ble number Of aspirsnts public favor
and had no fundamentally asds from her talsnts
to cause recognition. In spite Of this fact however.
she quickly achieved place In the heart Of the
When 1t was announced. therefore. that Miss Mauds
Granger would star the coming In the play Her
second Love- written BY Mr.. John A. Stevens Il
only natural that unusual interest should Be manifested
not only in theatrical circles but In other branches Of
the community. This specially the II
known that Miss Granger had for the past year. been
In exceedingly delicate health aud the dissemination to
star In strong emotional play the more surprising
to So the popular lady and verify the rumor
nounce its inoor-ectnesa
Miss Graneer's countenanoe Il familiar to nearly
every one in the United Stases. It Is sacs
never to DO forgotten Features remarkable in thsr
outline and contour are surmountsd BY pair Of large
and deep indicative Of the greatest soul power.
1t 10 to where Miss Granger obtains the ability
to portray characters Of the most emotional natura
She possesses within herself the elements Of feeling
without vhsch no emotion oan Be conveyed to
audience The man Of news found the lady ct her
home In this city and was accorded . Qui welcome.
II was evident at once that she in greatly improved
health which the expression color Of her counts
nance both indicated.
is il true. Miss Granger. that You contemplate .
starring tour tho coming season."
Eyes. indeed. Ny season begins in Chicago ON the
18th Of July. From there go to San Francisco. and
then play the remainder Of the season through the
eastern and western states"
"A re you confdant your health viii permit such An
undertaking."
ringing laugh the hrst reply to this question.
after which she said:
Certainly. 1t is true have been III for the past two
years. but now am wholly recovered. Few people
have any idea Of the strain conscientious actress
dergoes In essaying emotional part It is necessary
to put ones whole soul into the work in order to rightly
OH
donment Of ones personality and assumption Of the
character portrayed this IL emotional part It il
necessary TO feel the emotions the part supposed
to fsel For more than . year actually cried each
audience considered it art Probably it was. but those
were none the less real tears and the effect
the less trying upon my health"
But do You anticipate avoiding this in the futurei"
Not in the least expect to have just great
strain as before but with restored health. and know
ledge Of how to retain it do not fear"
You speak Of knowledge Of how to retain health
VIII you please explain what you mean by that"
You must be aware that women by their very
lures are subject to troubles and Affections unknown to
the sterne The of these troubles Is legion.
but IN whatever form they may come they weak
nesses which interfere with ambition ami hope in
Life. believe thousands of noble women to-day
suffering agones Of which their best friends and
relatives know little or nothing. and when reflect upon
1t confess makes sad Now ell this misery arises
largely from ignorance of the laws of life neglect
ooSeEfo tueul. SPEAK QeKtue Oh
bitter experience in saying this and am thankful
know the means Of restoration and how to remain in
perfect health"
'Pease explain more fully"
Wen. have found remedy which seems specially
adapted for this very is and palatable.
and controls the health and life a. believe nothing
else will. 1t s really invaluable. and II all the
in America were to use it quite most OF the
suffering and many deaths might be avoided"
What Is this wonderful rernedy7"
Warmers Safe Cure"
"And you use it,"
''Constantly."
''And hence believe you win bs able to go through
the coming season successfully"
Il am quite certain OF It."
"a few questions more, Miss Granger. VIII you
please give list Of the parts you have created and
the plays have taken part in since your first sp
pearance in publcs"
Il first played for some time with the amateurs In
New York and Brooklyn. then went to the Union
Square Theater for two after that to the Bos
ton Globe for season. and then to Booths Theaer
IN this city. Next supported John Mccullough and
afterwards starred in Juliet Camilla Rosaind, etc.
Subsequently created the part Of Cicely Blaine in the
Galley Slave. and also starred In Two Nights in koe
playing the part Of Anonia The past year have been
playing in the Planters Wife. and the coming sea-
son. az have said. viii be devoted to Her Second
Love-"
As the writer returning home he fell into train
OF musing, and wondered If all the women in this land
who are suffering could only know Miss Grangerss
perence and the remarkable results achieved By the
pure remedy she used, how much ffering mixht be
avoided and how much happiness eecured. II