The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-18

AGas. SsssussAes OsvSs - Tssa TIE Advice
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$50" said Nine. Janauschsk, "you have
come 10 mo to ask about these poor children
Who want to 20 upon the stage. What can I
cay. except that am glad whom fortune grants
~ tho opportunity. By my advice. 70 keep any
0ooA girl from . life which. nine timcs out Of
30. b one Of misery or simless ael9shness.
Take the case Of that poor young ~. Alice
Crawford. who wanted to be an actress and
who ran away from her mother TO become one.
Dha was worry earnest in her wishes and worry
sinesrs. She came here on Monday evening
osn minutes before the curtain should have
rome up. and said she must and would see me-
Z va dressing. and In . great hurry. but
0ear-slShted. and cannot eco we'll without my
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scseS y every one Who ITEM they
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frankly whore their silly Ideas will lead them.
have many SGp IeM fso% would o9oa
9 veil. Scores and scores oi .hom ali he time.
cannot geo, 9ne.half Of them. Look Of these
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same story: Ixant to be an actress: have
scysr bssn on The stsEs LA am only aS year.
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Zines lew Win IT, occssienaily one With some
sign Of promise. which I am always very care
"The young men. are even worse than the
giris They generally mako up their minds 70
20 on the stage because they, have proved unit
selves very Handsome. and great catch for
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any very great inducements. and he has not
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Aundredth Of The great artistic talent born Into
tho world ever comes to the surface. and I
think that all really great artists.painters;
ls Ike every other, To attain eminence Ia II
means hard work. long study: and much dis
eourageme9t. Look at Rachel. who began 6y
time eli her talent was pent up In her and had
no chance to show itself. Siddonss career was
She same hard work frat. and then success.
Sg her ana
prominence. but she soon sinks down again.
Hike bubble with nothing in II. When youth
metal shines out. and art. IL there DO any. mus,
theQ assert itself.
But opportunities for young people, are be-
coming rHrer every day and tho Path which !Sh
smoother by the many who have
kn ssyU%s young S0 Eli to Gsss taie a
r..sess hsI g keep ayay rem shs 2 stage g!
and unmethodical. There IRE no more stock
companies In which young artist car. play
SrsiuaIIy riss as s vacancies OCCUR. Every com.
Psny 10 travelling. RUSHING, from town TO town
3yo matinecs q week. and sometilies. In the
West. on Sunday; Play only lasts ior Q sea.
: fAing eise and even during that time tho pool
6eeinner has no time 70 study for as soon q
eha is off the stage ahe is on the cars. Will
What life for q Young girl living II, hotel.
and going homo late at light. exposed to al
temptations. with no homo influence to coun
tsract them. A said. the best thing for q
poets TO become. IS to keep away from the the
That Is what / tsii them all.