The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-09

as Colorado's resources are it is doubt
fui if that state could furnish enough
Sold TO come at the amplitude and cir
cumference of Miss Russell. Until she
taxes a course of the pills of the Merry
Little Mountain Maid the Golden Diva
cannot be golden. Our fair singer cost
too much for T. Henry French and
| Henry F. Abbey. and Colorado could
not satlsfy her requirements except in
immature, which is not to be thought
! or In addition to her aVoirdupois Lii
nan has had three husbands, and such
wholesale matrimony is not character
| lsto II cur women. Notwithstanding
/ hsr ity the relict of Perugini can
/ nct approved by Colorado. Lillian
/ may 80 to, Paris on a bust, but not as
a full-siZed statue
Anna Robinson might do at a pinch,
Tor the stage boasts no lovler face
IMAM hers. Yet it is a vacant. ratho,
than intelligent face, and in this matter
art would have to amend the farlts of
nature. The American has brains as
well as beauty, and Miss Robinson IS
not celebrated for intellectually. Until
Anna joins Sorosis she may not repre-
sent her sisters, mentally as we'll as
physically.
If vivacity, brains and expression
alone We're essential in this statue.
Marie Dressler must be accepted as a
suitable model. The Moon Mans lead
ing woman is an animated and ensae
ing creature, the soul of good h.:mor
and philosophy, quick IN VII and as
merry lass as one could lind from
Dan TO Beersheba. Yet these rdmi:-
able qualities do not carry their owner
10 pedestal hOnors. Examined criti-
cally Miss Dressler's beauty is be-
meath the surface and modestly shy of
observation. The ManSn the Moon be-
ing lonely and without opportunities TO
get acquainted, holds Miss DRESSER in
nigh esteem, but to ordinary nortaJs
Marie is more waggish than winsoroe.
Miss DreSsler'S statue may be cast in
brass, but not in gold.
a good model in miniature might be
found in Edna Wallace Hopper. whose
in her bathing suit last
WINTER at the Casino disclosed lines
that were at once admirable and aston
ishing. However, Edna Wallace errs
as much in one extreme as Lillian
Russell tranScendS another The
WIDOW of Wang is all right so far as she |
goes, but she does not go far enough. |
She resembles a Brownie more than |
a woman. She would represent Lilliput |
better than America The late Mrs. |
Hopper may be used as a bas relief on |
the pedestal, but it would take a |
bakers dozen of her to make one of |
the splendid creatures whom we love |
honor and hope TO obey
No such fault can be found with |
Julie opp. Little can be urged against
his lovely lady except her name. How
ever, cunnlngly carved in antique or
modern letters and decorated with
iourishes opp would not look well
On a statue. Let some worthy man
put p to it and give her a more
aesthetic title, and the thing is done.
Il may be objected that Julie is too
all But the girl who represents our
lew military and naval heroes in Paris
must be heroic. In spite of her name
Julie can get on pedestal as well as
my body.
The Colorado's sculptor's attention is
called to Blanche Walsh.
here is an altogether fine woman
hitting the grace of youth to the |
harms of maturity. A model in all
he essentials of form, features and ex-
'ression, the artist need search no
more. In addition to her natural ex-
ellencies. Miss Walsh represents the
IRISH vote and typifi, Tammany In
hese agreeable circumstances we shall
lot Lose the statue to some effete mon
rchy. Mr.. Croker will buy il to decor
tie the Wigwan1. and Blanche, like the
DOR, Will always be with us.
The figure, our sculptor tells u.s. |
viii be neither nude nor semi-nude."
4i4S SNAhpldNlDll fNitlSS@ Ailt hopes OF
he late houri of Sam Jacks and the
resent astonishers of Deweys Miles. !
.otty and Pilar-Morm cannot come
Ito competition, nor Charmion, nor
adie Martinez, for it is their custom
} take off more clothes than are per-
lifted for this decorouS effigy Truly
hattuck, however, now caroling TO
he chimney pots of the Casino, re-
lains within tights and brings no
lush TO the cheek of innocence ANY
RI that will petrify Truly and silence
ar song on a pedestal allows us to rise
p and call her sculptor blessed. Truly
beautiful to look at, but distressing
hear. If there is no calliope attach
ent 10 that statue this writer will pay
have Truly made into it, with the
ipulation that her larynX shall be
plugged. How much will
cost? No reasonable offer refused to
eep Truly from singing.
Cheridiah Simpson, like Miss Opp,
Is terrifying title. Yet if he did
It know her name the Colorado
ulptur would think we'll of this peer
SIS creature, to whom her parents
ere as beautiful as her godparents
ere hostile. Let the occult Cheridiah
hidden and the abhorrent Simpson
forgotten and all is well with this
ric lady, who is, if one may say so,
enus with her arms restored. The
aims of C-h S-n are hereby
spectfully submitted TO the Colorado
ry of inspection.
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