The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-14

breast, cnbsacsd him with stormy emo.
should have mo- confidence In this play. Ii
ts . marvel, . new creation. will nc.
will begin the rehearsal next week."
Next week! THAT was easily said. Du-
mas, who never concerned himself regard
Theatcr Historiquc would fall into the
hands of creditors before .'N;amille''
incredible pilgrimage OF the play from
to ss's se ~ Sst'a the Fhssssr h!s.as,a rs.'t =:
nounccd ID, ..for," said he, II have found
in the archives. two impossible plays
La Dame de Mou:oreau1 and Il Dame
submitted. answered: "what shall I do
with ity : :. MarEer's Vie de Boo-
M~ontiRny, the director Of the Gymnase,
did not want tn read the play of young
. .Mnno:n h T., was s::i hg Barley assay 40 and R'G Mare
Gournier. Manon Lpscaut' and Cam
iile' are the same play" said he. Being
young Dumas sought Paul Earnest, di-
rector at the Vaudeville" who read the
play; say g part suitable for his Wife: and ,n..
The successor of Paul Earnest was Mr..
play and inform him il he intended to
produce il. When the poet came for the
answer doorkccper handed him the manu-
script covered with oil and said the director
authorised him To inform him that that
did not suit him. However. strengthened
Dumas did not lose his courage. ~
After his bad success with the managers
he looked for AN actress who would pat
ronixe the NAV and ncrfor,n the MARI.
First he called I'M Milo. Pave In r,.n, his
work tn her. and this artist refused To- re
ceive him. Later when she met the then
bcwjtchinu tones, "When will Won write !.
nart FOR me :" Dumas wo,,ii answer in.iif.
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