Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-24
a QUEEN OF THE STAGE.
= Her Sscsnd Love" and the Important Secret
Size Reveals Cor the Benefit Of Wemez.


aroused 10y the entr"e upon the stage OF a little
lUiv who hai been lreyi"li>iy but little an
H''1luc"d. m" was ne al an lunuInerahle num-
l'sr "f .>ilrauts for public favor and had no in
-trmrntality, aside from her own talents t.
cause rec.suitl"n. In spite ii this fact, how
eyer. she quickly achieved a warm place in
tho heart "t thc public which She n;s continued
I" hold ever since. When 1t was announced.
therefore. that Miss Mau,ic Granger would
star the coming season iii the play d" Her Sc
cuud Love. written 10y Mr.. John J.. Stevens
It va, only natural that unusual interest should
he nan!, strd not only in Theatrical circles. hut
III other liduch : "i the community. Ihi,
was specially the case, as 1t was known that
Mis-, Granger h;,I for the past year. been in
eNceodllSiy delicate health. and thu determine
ati''n 10 star in a strong emotional play WIS
u" more surprising. one ui the staff of tins
paper WAS acc,r,iin-ly delltiled to the
popular lady AMI Verify the rumor or announce
it, irculrectne,S
Miss GranGers countrnance is familiar t.
nearly every one in the | nted States 1t is a
face once seen never t. be forgotten Fea-
lures remarkable i'll their outline and contour
are >urn"unted by pair Of large and deep
eyes indicative of the greatest soul power. 1t
l. e..-y t. see where Miss t;ran- ger obtains the
ability t. portray characters OF the most emo
| tioiial nature. She possesses within herself the
| elements of feeling without which no emotion
| can he conveyed t. an audience. The man OF
| news found the Lady AT her home in this city
| and WAS accorded quiet welcome IL wis
evident at once that sh" was in greatly i'm
proved health, which the expression and color
! uf her Cot!rtrnance both indicated.
lis it true Miss Granger that yuu c,ntrm-
| plate starring tour the coming season."
'Ics, indeed. My season begins in Chicago
! on the 18th uf July. From there / 90 to San
| Francisco and then play the remainder of the
| 81.
| States.
| Are yo'l confident your health will permit
such an undertaking.:
| y ringing Laugh WAS the lirst reply u this
question. after which she said:
| Certainly. IL is true | havs been Ill for
| the past twn years, but now | am wholly re-
| covered. Few people can have any IDEA Of the
| strain a conscientious actress undcrSueS in es-
| saving an emotional part. 1t is necessary to
put one : whole ."ul into the work in order To
| ri-htfUlly portray the character. This nece.si-
! tttes an utter abandonment of ones rersonali-
| ty and an assumption IT the character pnr-
trayed. Ii this Is au emotional part 1t is noces-
say t. ftd the same emotions the part i sup
| los, Il t. feel. For more than a year haN c
actually cried each night in certain passages Of
| 4 part was PLAYING. The audience c"nsid-
cred it art. Probably it was, but those were
none tie less real tears and the effect was none
| the less trying upon my health.
Z" But do rou anticipate av"idin-; this in the
future
Not in the least. expect to have just as
| -rcat >tra'n Is before, bat with restored
health ,nd :: knowledge Of how t. retain it [
| do not fear
Won speak Of knowledge Of how II re-
tain health, VIII You please explain what
| You lnean 10y that
"E"u must I've aware that women hy their
very natures subject t" troubles AMI attic
tipns unknown 10 the sterncr sex. The name
ii these troubles j. legion. but in whatever
form they may come they are weaknesses which
| interfere with cVrrelmiitiun AMI hope III life.
believe thousands Of noble women are to-day
suiferin. a-onie, of which even their best
friends and relatives know little or nothing,
and when | reflect upon it confess it makes
me sad. Now ali this misery arises largely
from an ignorance OF the laws of life a neg.
lect To- carefully observe them. | speak from
the depths of bitter experience in saying this,
AMI am thankful to know the means Of re-
storation, and how to remain in perfect
health
PLEASE explain more fully
well, have found remedy which seems
Specially adapted for this very purpose. II is
pure AMI palattblr and controls the health and
life n, believe, nothing else will. 1t is really
invaluable and If all the women in America
! were t. use it am quite SIRE most of the sui.
ferinS and many deaths might Ice avoided"
What is this wonderful remedy
Warmers safe Cure"
" And You Use it,:
"Con>tantly.
And hence believe you will I've able tn 80
through the coming season successfully =
= | am quite certain OF it.
" \ few questions more. Miss Granger. Will
y"u please give mo list OF the parts you have
created and the plays You have taken part in
since Your first appearance in public:
" first played for some time with the anna
teurs i'll New York AMI Brooklyn. | then
went To- the Union Square theatre for two set
SOILS. after that tn the Boston Globe for one
season and then 90 Booths theatre i'll this cit V.
Next | supported John Mccullough and after
wards starred in Juliet. Camille, Rosalind. etc.
subsequently | created TIE part of Cicely
Blaine in the Galley Slave. and also starred III
! Two Nights in Rome, playing the part of An
tonia. The past year have been playing in
the Planters Wife and the coming season, as
| have sail. will he 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 the land who are suffering could only
| know Miss Granger experience and the re-
ma-katlc results achieved 10y the pure remedy
She usc,', huw much suffering might he avoided
and how much happiness secured.