Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-16

ffSsSS$zsvz ZEE often asked whether
xS& EMIA or not they feel in
NSn 70 q 3 k521AzN wardly all that they
~ YE$'>fA express in their art,
l5sTE<ILhSNA and there have been
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ES/ TLAjW different opinions as
IkTgN ,SYTffHsY to whether per-
LAX y NT|Tj former made q bet
llY EALlH ter effect by losing
Oh,I JE- herself in her part
Ts-&elSS. or by remaining
"A - continually master
~ ~ h of her actions.
lCJ~z& Ag S iss l: : Rs:' 9 ss'a;
--~s,@T,.f 5S6GE relate an interesting
anecdote on TINS
mint He is known as an actor Of ex-
IRENE nervous force and sincerity anu
10 SEE him on first night an audience ID
led to bellere that he Is thoroughly Ho-
sorbed in his part and has no remeih-
brance of the ordinary world that sluuioS
him. ta
Il am not sure about myself, ssld
This actor, ''there are certainly motneu'S
when am carried away entirely ny 'h1
force and the reality of the SITUATION l
am trying to represent, but as ruie
believe keep every part OF the stays III
nv ewes and anticipate every word am
OF au experience l had with certain
lending woman of great physical beauty
and wide professional reputation. Let
her be nameless, for what l say ABOUT
her is OF an exceedingly delicate nature.
was playing her lover in a drama tuat
was perfect whiIlwind OF passion.
went into the part sincerely, and L re-
spected the lady that supported TO tue
utmost, for had always found her 10 pe
exceptionally refined and gentle III heI
demeanor. The rehearsals were soho
through in the usual mild and perfume
tory way. and il was not until the hrst
nights performance that dlscoVereu
the REGULARITY of the stars artistry.
had several imprisoned scenes with her I,
Won know, and before the play was nan
finished | found myself in beWhdereo
state of mind bordering on frenzy. am
human in fact am very Vital ihah {,
but hope am honest In my art. On
that night, however, / was taken UNA
wares, and before that beautiful woman
had bestowed upon me half the caresses
that the play demanded, che had naue
me believe she was in love with me. oueu
kisses and embraces! At the END OF the
NAV | wondered for one concerted ,Vuieai
moment, il it had been l, the man, ths'
had inspired the fury of affection In Inc
nv street clothes, l presumed to wait II
the wings to say good night word Il
her She came out of her dressing-roou
looking as pale and stately Us q vlrRlu
queen. advanced and cougratulateo
her, with some embarrassment OF man
ner, upon her apparent success.
tWell, hope the house liked me,
she said with perfect complacency'
feel indebted to you for carrying severa
of the scenes so effectively. And now
am going TO ask II favor OF you. Ao'
wore a false beard tonight. Now
cannot abide such d thing. 1t was yer!
painful. indeed for me 10 perform IN
kissing business owing to that beard 10
night. and If you will kindly leave it Of
| belieye | shall be able 10 instill into m
mart far more ngturaluess. Please tax
no offence, Sir. / only want to &c
everything as pleasant and real as pos
sible.''
nShe bowed polite good night, an
knew Instantly that the woman was a
uncommon artist. Every TINA piaye
with her | was made the willing vlctii
of the most ardent caresses IL mas eNs
been my lot to know, but during III
entire ASSOCIATION with the act ess nevt
got to know her except as my employs
and professional coadjutor. reaii
we'll as education.
Pertinent TO the subject of women
demeanor / have had letter from u
oueen of Roumania. Well, not direct
from her majesty, you know, but lro
Emily Faithful, who had just visited ne
And IL had flavor of interested eXplol
alton, too, for il was addressed to u
president of Sorosis, and 1t squinted I
ward q boom for the queen IN this cou
try. She writes books under the p
name of Carmen sylvia, and she wou
like 10 have them published and read
America. In her letter Emily taithl'
saws: ''Before l had well crossed t
threshold the kindly nature and rea
tact of the queen was revealed. The
were but six stairs between my sitti
room and the royal suite of apartment
but the hereditary asthma, which
often transforms my expected seasl
pleasures into days and nights OF miseI
rendered me almost speochless by
time reached the door--a condition I
conducive TO the comfort OF an intervi
with even ones own familiar frieu
But the best chance OF quick recoy'
was given me by the readiness with wh
her majesty talked of her life and int
ests in Roumania before she would all
me TO speak q word. On anot
occasion, while / recovered from sill
lar attack Of breathlessness was ash
TO look at the beautiful hluminations
queen Is doing for the sacred chu
within the hearing of hundred strea
in the wooded depths of the Carpath
mountains, where the little falT-han
daughter, now link with heaven,
laid TO rest, leaving in the moths
heart a void nothing can ever I'LL ,altho
she knows her treasurer 10 safety 81
tered from all life 5 storms.
e.
Coming back TO home interests,
nv readers own feminine usages, let
tell you that If you iateud TO give 81
dinner this autumn you must devise
ginal effects For Instance, you II
issue invitations for diner d'autom
and trim your dining room with autu
leaves of the brightest hues obtaina
Then, in the center of your table
must place huge epergne, which
must load down with fruit set of
leaves, and at each of the four corner
the table .5ol must place large 81