The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-22
QUEENS OF the BALLET.

aSasnss ArP~esee. snsnrsan's u c"'
New YORK. Letter to the Denver Republican
"Thcrs' arr said To me thre' ihiaii.pie
ways of getting rid Of n fortune, remarked
m travelled member of the Four Hundred,
~ Ia aIso n veteran Grs,-niuhter. ~ re-
....nu. o,c. l,o.r;nu General James
XVa,.,,,, wa.l, saw that the remedy for su-
perftuous wealth. was either % run - .ls's-
Ter, start "a newspaper or SGT up ~ sta''u-
cns;iy m. added"
.And that il -" l inquire a..
..C;c, acu,,ninte.l with a queen Of the
naiiet anu take "r on. W u' ~.
sionaiiy' You sniiie' bht i' me ASSURE
you that II Is 10y ~" means the least COSTLY
experiment Of the four. i personally hap
men To know Of at least half u dozen for
sanes that have been vobblci up by those
Sn;.sv .,.'....,s -,i,s whcn they and "A
dainty spsc'iressns WHO. wn", 'nsS mI "
s~uscepsapse worsn'IN., cen 10
vow 70 eat him ." death as quickly ~
'Yo,r reflections seem to he hinged a
p=sriencc." / rrmartcd. "won', you tell
s.Well," ne said, settling himself tO the
pIacid .nioyment of n mild cigar, ssmy aC-
~ Sear. AGE. VIII Having Inherited from my
father "A comfortable income, with a town
hoase and a handsome summer home AT
"A ND hsforS. ss.ttlinv down. In fo,,r wears
7 I;d E,,ro,~. urpttv thoronuhly. In lS17 I
was i'm Madrid. Spaim was at that time
0radunily recovering from the agitation
cn,Iss.j Iy the Carlist strife. and the conn
try vns. as a whole, wrptchssily Door. Yet
th,, the"ters aonrisheti. IL is a REGULARITY
~ E',rn,~, th"t' mo- matter how its ,s.onie
arc nir.s,tcd Inv war ar other untio nal mis-
for,,,ms,s. unless II comes to the very worst,
the .,sassrS keep mG open and i SUPPLY tn.
sary To- Or,.yent the pa,blic mind from
bcccminE %%r.se; A. least that is my
ssnn. night with several friends I at
tended al Inc Nncionai. After the play.
which was n livht French piece of SOME
snrt. the dis,inctiye Snanish dramas OF
Iors. he Y,.0n and Calleron hayinu long
since Welded To- the forrirn influence. W..
,,nro,,nll,.i dance. which i consider suns
r;or I'm ,Icvancn and action to any other
feature of the modern ballet. II is gen
rcva,,I,,i AS the chief mart of the EVENINGS
SUPERINTENDENT Mind Won. II isn't what
"ans .i,.nc.. hy any ,,,csns. irh.r,, IL
nothing of The s,atciinsss of the
cot,IIion, the slow grace of the
unZ,,Ln or the nrcfiy movement
~ th. Italian tnr,utclin i'm IL: b,,t
IN is to ,l,nsc WHO Inv. seer, n acted. ns
have done. the tr,,c cxnr,.ssio,, or the
Snnuish ,..,nI,.. II i "a n.s.,n In motion.
LII sm ,"cr.iyl ME nair ~ I1v",.s nr. ali ~.
Ill., Ia rSr LII ;n''',i .,,,ns, IL; !" v"ssnr"cr !.
.v.-.. I;,mi, S,c,,,..l .tast;c aud her Who'll.
body as she dances seems the sens,Ious ex-
M. nj lhAa nnlfh klnA aK 1IAa hlll6 hAa
Spanish clergy have r,ruratrtIly tried
il, vain 10 s,,usI,.ss the bail,. on th.. urornd
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