Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
,oseoine, ~ consequence. the most indo.
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Ntin3efn OF her profession ne SORT III
lpusien vampire who sucks The no ont
oi any opera-h0use 90 which she sluus
Not only has she raised The cost OF onioy.
ltE good opera companies unH Il ID
Hllhost Impossible to nuke them nav bn4
WhcA The public has heard hor Il cafes IA
near no one else In the same pa 4, rbie
gives Heriuan opera which n moro rea.
sonanly conducted and with better h..
GARD " The total eject instead of for nv
peheht 81 one singer an immense gd.
vantage.
BESIDES The German opera we are io
nave an American opera season at tbn
academy, ana numerous comic and bur.
lesque operas at the Standard. FjJtb
Avenue the Bljou, Casino and 90 IN
But, owing TO Tie multitude Of such pcr.
ioilanccs, managers complain bittoriy of
inc scarcity of chorus girls. n IS im6oe.
s.ble now % find dlsengoped cborns
sirl VINO can read music, and few can Dc
l0ul0 VINO possess even dim idea OF
correct singing. Apparently
Field IS OPENING
mere Tor unemployed amateur talent IN
hunole circumstances IL rs not unlikely
that 10 short time there Will also boa
death Of "smge children" not on account
OF the effort, Of the Society far the Pre-.
yention OF Cruelty 80 Children to deprive
them oi occupation but because SO MANY
are employed in current representations.
Just mere Loo ue say u fcW words ms d.
the employment Of children ON Che STAGE.
ANA the efforts OF the society with M
long name a. prevent 10. In every IN.
stance thy preference Is Given by mama
gers TO hu children Of people omployod
IN their thcatcrs the union actors and
actresses, stage hands, wardrobe women.
etc. $50 that nearly all the little ones
VINO take part In the great spectacle are
under the control Of their parents as well
as the stage manager The money that
Ibey earn Is needed In their families and
goes for the purchase Of the comfort. and
sometimes the ncccssarlcs, OF life. Why.
then, does Che society with the long name
interfere so often with children who are
earning few dollars and AZ the same
time learning the rudimeuts OF the calling
which they are eventually to follow?
The answer s simple enough Every
thug ia this country oven q philan.
throplc society wants advertising, aud
none know better than Mr.. Gcnry and his
followers that all things connected with
the stage come within the glare of the
great white light OF publ interest. II
tncsc children were taken from luxurious
homes ana comp lied to earn their bread,
it would be different matter; but nniug
cases out ot ten lhry wuuld bettcr thcm-
sciycs by gong ON thc stage New York
presents
AuurnFss rWp
for Mr. Geury and bis society. ller
streets literally swarm with boys and girls
Who have sprung from the gutter and are
worse lhau homeless, They live in The
streets, and az twelve years of age are
thoroughly familiar with the most shock.
ing and repUlsiye forms of wee. IT. j. o.
common thug, even ou cold and ormy
nights, TO see these littlC wallis sleeping
ON The steam "hcatcrsn -tbe vents forcs-
cJpiug steam on tiir Sidewalk down
town. This education rs the education OF
Che streets, and they graduate with the
full comprehension Of the cyil ol great
city. But there Us no advertising TO be
gunyd hy interference with tbcse children
and their employment. Occasional efforts
are made To rescue them, bat while so
little is done IN that direction 1t seems %
~ " 90
Hhu sometimes Drought OUT oehlhu tle
ioot-llshtN shouIa ne oillaloUsly aNeh ID
hahd'
Air uowrlls' farce In uarpcrs,' nThc
y /. bnscd upon A wcil.wcul
story of fine sort known ne chcsmuts,
mo ,,rcl,nstonce of a r,spectable citizen
amino anoiher of his watch. under the
innrnssIon tnot the other had lust robbed
INK ,yos nm actual occurrence in Boston
and haa bcon known for wears. have
o a. ' re,ofcJ # MS n rood anccdotc. but
NJ rio%eIls has now DESTROYED It's use
tninc.s In thot wov,
,Tha ,thcr Inv mot Mr. Hartboldi. who
Is inst scjIin" for rurope, me struck me
,,on M sidrrobIp powcr and Quiet
80 o, - ", JIcdcsrrihcd lila lopp struq.
~, ~, Eronc, IN cnrrv ont his Hen OF
Sn ,C i ,%'.' IiEcrty stotne presented bv
,.r,m.1Incn tn mis- country. and tho frc-
,,,t niiac,ion Vim which he met therc
,l" 'rn ,on,,tc Who sejd npy were willing
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