The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
NINE. YALE.
The Queen of Beauty Appeared at Keith'S
Yesterday as Trojan Helen.

Long before the hour of 2 30 yesterday
afternoon keith's Opera House was filed
with an expoctant crowd. Ladies' from far
aud near had gathered from all sides to
hear and especially to see the one of their
sex who had presumed To have found the
secret 10 attaining TO the wonderful
beauty that was SO fatal to Argive Helen.
For days previous Nine Yale had in
serted conspicuous notices in all the local
papers declaring that she would give u
free lecture to ladies only in the opera
house upon 1.-The Religion Of Beauty or
the Sin of Ugliness. "
Consequently long before the hour for
the lecture all the tickets had been issued
from the box office until there WIS no
longer any more room In the house.
Hence, many were turned away from the
doors, with the comforting assurance that
Nine Yale would give another lecture in
IA few weeks 60 which, if they were prompt
and enterprising, they might obtain free
tickets
Mime. Yale appeared in four different
acts, each act appearing in different
costume. The first act was Grecian
classic posi- n which she imrersouated the
beautiful Trojan Helen, who was said 20
have hcan the most beautiful woman of
antiquity In the background the flames
palace halls were falling in ruins on
account of the fatal gift of beauty which
Argive Helen possessed, that which had
brought on the fearful war. Nine. Yale
was dressed in long, flowing Grecian
roEc and was adorned with many Jewels.
Although there Is considerable room for
conjecture rs 20 whether thcro was much
resemblance notwc'n this Argive Helen OF
ancient Greece and the Mime. Yale of
modern Chicago, still there Is no doubt
tnat madam was an exceedingly
beautiful woman as she appeared in her
classic costume.
In her second act. madam appeared
in bail room costume to deliver her lecture
upon the " Religion Of Beauty and vice
versa, the Sin of Ugliness. ~
Her third scene was physical culture
drill in which she appeared in gymnasium
costume and illustrated the movements
constituting what she declared was the
best and most practical drill from purely
hygienic standpoint, In the world.
Her fourth and last appearance was i'm
the court costume, in which she came
directly 10 the business of the afternoon
and proceeded To inform the audience OF
hur wonderful chemical composition for
the care OF the skin, 10 which, as 60 ali
other prenarations Of its kind from time
immemorial, stupendous and iunumerable
virtues were ascribed, closing by saying
that lars OF this precious and am mbroSial
ointment could be obtained at that wor, hy
emporium, Calender McAuslan 81 Troup
Company.
Madame in her lecture ms its name i'm
plies discussed tho Religion Of Beauty.
She declared that il was the intention Of
tho Creator that every woman and man
also should be beautiful. else He would
not have created man in His own
image. Hence II was the primal duty of
every man, and woman especially 90 seek
this crowning glory. She then proceeded
to state how this peculiar beauty, which
made women of forty fivo of such wonder
ful youthful appearance, that they could
not be distinguished from girls OF oigh-
teen could mo obtained. Amongst other
methods she mentioned exercise, use of
proper food, physical training and al
though less prominently at times, she kept
the fact before the people that all thess
contributed merely 20 the attainment of
beauty, provided the disciple provide him
self with and use freely the all powerful
Mime. Yale creams. which was on sale at
the Boston Store.
Every body attending was presented with
souvenir Of the occnsior. The Gaicty
orchestra finished the music.