The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-25
THE s1IyEn REHAy oRr4IorsEn.
Only the Actresses Head ana Ankles sn Evi.
dcnee, and They Are Libeis.


dcnce, and They Are Libeis.
Prom he ehfoceo Tive.
The clay model for the statue q Justice. 70
s Ias wealth i05 she State aoassDs now
sa stSdo 81 y tso G se ipssoP
modelled after Ada Rehan.
%sFf taf is % be
points Of eHcesnse in her physi1ue are 80
statue could easily be mistaken for the lay
srs Of Ihe f tbs
front Outlines OF the figure are undiscerni.
right arm is extended downward and outward.
waited and The fingers lightly closed on nair
askcw falling from a point on the left, shout.
der near the neck Dan inch or SO below the
@bsn M III hf nshan IS by pale
tana goddess, OF Justice she will be TEMPTED to
probably stand it. ,for, the ,pnblic,is tough and
long forbearing; Lillian Russell and Pauline
onc fairies may take an extra hitch in their
suspendcrs and si4g n merry tra-la-loo. Tor
The thrifty dcvotees of high nrt whose devo.
ton to beauty and booty is credited with tho
preparation OF the silver statue Of l;ehan have
they are. ena lied to publish a blue print map
Of the Montana figure mounted on q turkey
EGbbier Win WINGS and tail rampant The The
sirhtiess goddess, NE !ehan. with her good
sword arm tied to hsr s Wh by AN nighiN ABOUT
trusty cheese knife IN n manner that would
indicate 20 heroic resolve to rndicate the We
sibs way u. by which she can uss It until soms
BODY the wGGh binds ths her 5rGht
condition of the goddess was premeditatedly
executed by tho art ct as measure Of self
defence. for there L. grave reason to believe
designer v w"uld be- the flrst to fall beneath lis
It ii, not the province q an art critic to go
mehods OF the artist. but in this instance the
Of A NJ RGaan eoTttaiEnly comes
minal facilities Of her night gown with Irish
Ing that Miss Kehnn is injudiciou boycotting
the corn doctor it is certainly proper to sug-
Gest that she should have ia +, changed dressmak-
is So said Miss Rclan submitted herself must-if
ard.-have been mnd0 bv two PERSONS. one
workinE by the 'r, DAY and the other doing
or who Wosed on Es OF SIDE s
gave that side of the statue atunic hig enough
for ay snSer The y Ct hs
is only saved from floating away like u main
sail by a girdle at the belt. On the right side.
ing on a salary and whose stock OF material
had run short. has ade the gown SO tight that
1t holds the goddess arm closely to her side.
giving the sleeve the appearance Of having
been forcibly Iulled down over the shoulder.
It is Miss Rehan's head and feet. ms shown
in the statue. that will startle the public. how
ever. The features are sour. The face would
indicate that the statue is that Of Nemesis In
scmble that Of Lillian Russell or Mrs Beach
when hey heard that Miss Rohan had been
seiecte as:e model for the statue. 1tmay also
resemble Miss !;;chan's face. when she Gazes
time, hut certainly rot as She looked when tho
anatomical engin ers were mark! Ing her off by
m ties and bounds. unless they were sticking
pins in her calves and making remarks about
her fert.
fpeuking of feet and things. 1t is said that
Rehan has an elegantly turned pair OF anklcs.
If SO. the artist or sculptor. or physical en-
.ineer has mis- laid their. They are built on
the plans and specifications OF q fire hydranL
Otherwise they are poems.
The thrifty gentlemen who are elevatinc art
and their own tank account in one fel. Swoop
in the Rehan statue have wisely collected Miss
Rehan's figure aud cash in advance. And tho
public cares little for the art that the flnan-
cinl part Of the transaction is all right.