The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-04-27

ttca % NuetS Stsls = V.'h 80
pany. played the ,-a-.s, "a.
csived a salary Of $50 -. -
that on her re;uru o. -.
debt Stoo. She huff,.s 80 -: ~
starting fer dry,srz a.. sSt
that IL she was u.tv.-.-'
part there werc Other, -
salaries paid on a.. s.,. -.
terly inadequate G. .. ... -
who play the par,s 4r.
q salary large enough ..r..l
are exceedingly rar
\ distinguished H..
has hal an expCr,,u.. 20 x
century with the s,... H. tt-~'e
Gently said: Il hay. -
To talk with cmiuDr .t.-.' =
Forrest. Fanny kru. p.,
Janauschek. John Collar.
Ponisi. and while u,.r -
acknowledged that a. .-t,.-
est life If work a. ......,E
void all of them isGr....
tons upon the sUG.... t...
ness OF having IrgIu r..
that remained IN eNl... "a.
veteran SAID 10 me THAI .., ~
raise onions than 10 g., ... .r...
The same critic, lu to-.
says: 1t is the lru,.>. ..t.-,-
atty that forces tac ....-
stimulants. / know ..-., -.
wide repute who have .,,r
before the public IN ,.. ..s
q state of anGsth.sia .-.m
The condition is So iuua .,..v-.
with professional s,s,... In
them on leaving the =. a-1
married gave up the u., -.
struggle"
A DlsCEACEFll IgAgr
These are some of the .ae.,v,
set the honest endoayur ulu :
of today. do not stop 10 49,
question of theaters winch AZ. n
dives. There are place, 4 anna.
so called, in New York 'ua, an,
more than Gisreputahle ..lha.
is n place on Twen;y-,ha. s,roi,
is dive Of the most dI.-4esf-s
ter. and yet every ucw~na3v
York admits this iufaru -
ment to its columns, auuoantipys
theatrical performauc., in d
There are other place alv,ras
ly villainous.
FOURTH maintain LIZ assn
cause the dominant power in Ii
OF today is found in the regnG
las. The introduction of v0me
stage in large numbers and T., 4
purpose of disgraC eful cxhbid1
bodies has been carried to p
must soon demand The active
ence Of tho moral force # OF,
zion. The dances made Iolulr
recent years nro disgracciul BEN
power of description. They an
masterpieces Of sensuality Sc; to
and action. The dance today ! -
field in the theater. 1t is i1s
in season and out of season. L
Of dances, in every position in vi
human body can be placed, cr1
tortion of limb, every attituls
movement that can by any posi-
means suggest the sensual, is rs
without hesitation.
The serpentine dance. iuyel;s
woman who has become famous
liaison with the disgusting Eber,1
is now in Sing Sing serving a q
has set the fashion OF the danced IS
She is even giving lessons 10 then
Paris in this art. The popular 81
of today pander to the lowest il
nature. Three-quarters Of the i
in our great city of New York Z
time depend almost entirely forts
cess upon the exhibition Of 81
women.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
Nor is this evil absent irgm IL
est class of our enrl'rtaiuldenn 81
Metropolitan Opera House last yT
tho scene of a magnificent prol1-
grand opera. The singing vs'E
1t was worth any price a man VI
to pay for seat. But every nag
performance must be marTed g1
PRODUCTION Of the chorus, in VIZ *
ancient ballet choir, exhibiting
Of all sorts, of all sizes, Of all asz
grandmothers down to maidens q
16, in a condition of indecent nud7
invariably introduced. a WRITER'S
York evening paper few d'9
said at a low estimate there 2
nearly 1000 women in tights attn
Gus Chicago theaters this summg.
Z. Abbey's spectacle at the AuG
will employ 700; Steele Mackayss
700; Henderson's extrayaganz
"Black Crook" 100: II. B. u
Spider and Fly" co; Lillian y
company, so; Seabrooke's comps
to say nothing of those IN farce COD
and in dozens of music halls.
There is no ground on which :
can discuss this kind Of a theatG
of the devil. 1t was born in he'll
disgrace to any civilization.
not one single, solitary reason 10
istence, save that men are wiling
their fellow men for money. Il
these theaters in the city Of VI
on Euclid avenue, Isaw an audleA
cred in which there was not
present, except two or three sen-
who had strayed in apparently!
the audience one-third were boys
the ages of 8 and -. The periD
appealed 10 the vilest instinca
brute from tie opening to =
Does any man believe that ths~
hnue without its harvest?
A man who has studied the
declares that there are th01s
boys i'll the city Of Brooklyn e's'
witnessing these performanca
are thousands more in New Ia,
every city in America. Ih
crimes in the street urchins are
ural results of this sort of life,
early debauchery of manhood :
and moral, foregone conclua0%
HAYDN's Creation.
The theater / believe to be or
high things. Dramatic perform u
not in themselves harmful
transcendent genius have sPotta
world through them, but the! =
used the methods in vogue ~
Haydn's Creation" there Is
arrangement which gives - -
force to the words, Let