New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
QUEEN OF THE STAGE.
"Her Second Love,o and the Impor-
tant Secret She Reveals for the
Benefit of Women.

Several years ago the American public were
aroused by the enree upon the stage of little lady who
had been previously but little announced She was one
of an innumerable number of asprans for pubic iaVo
and had no instrumentalty aside from her own Talents
to recognition In spite of this fact however, sue
quickly achieved warm place inthe nears Oh 'nv
which she continued TO hold ever since; nn =.
was announced therefore, that Miss Mauae 1dangcd
oyen ' written by Mr.. John A. stevens only
natural that unusual interest should be 1nanleseo nos
only i'm theatrical circles but in other branches OF te
community This was specially the case Us 10 w =;
known that Miss Granger had. for the past Deen Ia
exceedingly delicate health and tine @ npnrsns
in strong emotional play was the more
Que of the staff of this paper was or
to the popular lady and verify the rulnor Vi an
Miss Changers countenance is familiar to nearly
never to be forgotten. Features remarkable IA tner
outline and contour surnounted py pair OF large
is EASY to see where Miss Granger obtains the ability 70
portray characters OF the most emotional nature sDe
which no emotion can be conveyed to audience me
man of news found the lazy her home in this city and
that she was in greatly improved health which the
preston and color Of her counenance both indicated
Is it true Miss Granger that you contemplate s'ai
ring tour the coming season u - -,
@Yes indeed. Ny begins in Chicago on the
10th July From there San francisco ana tnen
play the remainder OF the season through inc
and Western States" -, ~
4 ringing laugh was the first reply to this question,
SCertaiuY 1t is true have been Ill for the past two
years. but now am wholly recovered Few people can
dergoes in essayng emotional part lt Is necessary
TO nut ones whole soul into the work order to rightly
donment of ones personality and assumption OF he
character portrayed II this is an emotional part II ~
TO feel For than year actually cfled e2e e
night in certain passages OF part was a b those
the less real tears and the enec' WIS hono
the less trying upon my health" 49,. .,
Not in the least expect to haye Just d as aw
edge Of how to retain IL do not fear -,
aYou speak OF knowledge OF how TO retain health
VIII you please explain what you mean by that
You must be that women by their very natures
are subject to troubles and Affections unknown 70 tne
sex. The name Of these troubles Is legion, Dn ~
whatever they may they weaknesses when
interfere with every ambition and hope In llIe DeHeVe
OF Witch even their best friends and relatives little
or nothing and when reflect upon 1t confess u makes
sad S Of the all aws Of e Or neglect to carefully
observe them speak from the depths OF bitter Elk
means Of restoration, and how remain in perfect
health" ,.,,,
Well I have found a remedy which seems specially
adapted for this very purpose 1t s pure and palaaDe
will II is really Invaluable and II all the women in
America were it quite sure most of the suffer
z What is this wonderful remedy ~
Warmers Safe Cure"
And you use 1t T.
Constantly" -,
And hence believe You viii be able TO go through the
coming season successfully u
" am quite certain OF 1t. ,
few questions more, Miss Granger. VIII you please
give me list Of the parts you have created and the
plays you have taken part In since your first appearance
In public o.
New-York and Brooklyn. | then went 10 the Union
Square Theatre for two seasons after that TO the Bos
ton Globe br one and then to Booths Theatre IN
this city Next supported John Mccullough and after
ward starred IN Juliet Camille, Rosdtnd. ETC.. subse-
ouently created the part OF Cioeiy Blaine in The
Galley Slave and also starred in Two Nights In Rome,
playing part Of AtOnia The past year have been
nuying I'm The Planters Wife, and the coming season,
as have said will be devoted TO Her Second Love-
As tho writer returning home he fell into train
of muslnc and wondered il ali the In this land
who are suffering could only know Miss Changers eH
perepce and the remarkable results achieved by the
pure remedy she used, how much suffering might be
avoided and how much happiness secured. lex.