The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21
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NHfs AfsH#sI ~ ihs aaifes abaa tsA stays
ef e iittia - whs bad teeh previously
but ilttis ahiTHnead. She YES aas N en-
%iHHamsfahis huniuf N astlfanis ~ pub
~ favor and bad No lasifnmentaltY, aside
ff1H her awh talents, ~ eausa recognition.
IN spite Of this faef, h0Wsvsf, she 1ulahly
adhtsYad . wAfm riaeH IN the heart N tie
public which stH haf continued 10 hold ever
since When u was announced, therefore.
That Miss MAuda Granger wnuld altar HE
coming ssHsgh N The play " Her hae6hd
Lore" written hf W.. John A. Stevens, ~
was only natural that unusual Interest
should BY naaifesiaf MOI only IN theatrical
circles, but II oihsr branches of the CON.
nBnttY This was specially the ease, aH 10
was khowu that Mias afanssr had, for tLs
past year, hssn IN exceedingly ~islirats
health, and The determination 10 atae In .
strong emotional play was tho mora snrs
pfisinE. Uns Of the IaH Vi this paper was
accordingly dnpntikad 20 SEQ the popular
lady ath verify the rum0r or announce its
inc0frectneas.
Miss 0nanEer's countsnancs II familiar
% nearly every one In the United States.
Y IL a face once aeen never 10 be forgotten.
Features remarkable IN thoir outline and
contour are aiffnonHtod by n pair Of largo
and deep eyes indicative Of tho greatest
soul pDwor. IL IA easy 10 SEQ where Miss
Granger obtains tho ability to portray
characters Of the most emotional nature.
she possesses within herself the elements
on feeling without which no emotion can
be conveyed 10 nm audience. The man Of
news found tho lady at her homo. In this
city and was accorded a quiet welcome. 10
was evident Mt once that she was In greatly
improved health, which the expression and
color OF hcr conntenance both Indicated.
Is u true, Miss Granger, that you con.
template a starring tour tho coming sea-
+" Yes, indeed. MY season begins In
Chicago on the 10th OF July. From there |
% to San Francisco and then play tho ro.
lnainder OF tho season through the Eastern
Western States.n
Are you confident your health will per.
NIT such an u~ndertakingfn
a ringing laugh was tho first reply 10
mis- question, after which she said;
Certainly. II Is true | have been III for
no past two years, but now | am wholly
'ecoyored. Few people can have any idea I
y tho strain a conscientious actress under.
IN ossaying an emotional part. II Ia
lecessary 70 put ones whole soul into tho
work In order to rightly portray the char. :
Icter. This necessitntes an utter abandon
ient Of ones personality and an assump. /
ION OF toe character portrayed. II this Il
u part II Is necessary to feel tho
anne emotions the part Is supposedto feel. n
or more than a year | actually cried each Z
iBht IN certain passages OF n part | was
Tho audience considered It ART.
robably 10 was, but those were none tho d
'ss real tears and the effect was none the
'ss trying upon my health.n
= ba. 10 you anticipate avoiding this In H
Not In the lcast. / expect to have lust y y
great u strain as before, but with re-. y
ored health and a knowledge OF how 10
tain II ! do not fear.n
speak OF a knowledge OF how TO >.
health VIII you please explain ~
hat You mean by thaty, !"
! gu must DO aware that women by their ~
ny natures arc subject 10 troubles and De
motions unknown 10 the sterner sex. Tho
Oh these troubles is legion. but in a.
latover form they may come they arc
'asnesses which Interfere with every Wv
loition and hope In life. | believe thou.
onies OF which even their best friends Co
d relatives know little or nothing. and
reflect upon &c ! confess Il makas I
sau. NOW all this misery arises large. 81
IRON an ignorance Of the laws OF life ar VI
10 carefully observe them. DO
from tho depths Of a bitter experi.
. m saying this, md | am thankful /
Nv Ihe means OF restoration, and how 10 T..
In perfect health.n ~
Please explain more fully.p he'
Won, have found a remedy which =
ms specially adapted for this very pnr. II
=. ~ pure and palatable and control, in'
hehith and life as, | believe, nothing /,
VIII. II Is really Invaluable and N IN =
women In America were to use Il / am =
te sure most OF tho suffering and MANI
tbs might DO avolded.D =,
What is this wonderful remedyw ter
warmers Safe Curc.n .,
And You use itft nee,
Constantly -
And hence believe you wlllbo nbic n ~, % n
,ush .he coming season succe. siuily 30 and
! am quito certain Of tn that
q Few questions more, Miss Granger. man,
: you pleaie give me a list Of the parts they
hase created and tho plays Won bavs noun
n ~ Pass y IN since your flrst appearance conn
unilcF' creci
! hrst played for some tims with a.. have
ltcnrH In New York and BrooIivn the .
went TO the Union Square tbeatsr far Ap
seasons, after that 10 tho Boston GIoba
~ soason and then to Booths thcater
Guy. Next ! supported John M. ~
gush ana afterwards starred In Juliet. W..
ms, hosalind, etc. Su~bsenuantiv "en
700 tne part Of Cicely Blaine In Tho I'm
slave aud also starred In Two ~ a.
- n rome, playing the part Of An. ,s.em
ine past year have been PLAYING Iianr
- Ian.efes wife aud tho coming sea. erset
~ ! nsve said, will be devoted 70 Her nsryi
tha fnost
80. niusr wa returning home he foil 500 Al
rc,a.a y nusing and wondered IL all imprs
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