The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

and noting the wringing Of handkerchief.
Way are there no feminine stars OF the
w. H.. Crane and Nat Goodwin order2
With the women II Ii always Camille or
Jultet~-a part In which che can kill or
get k:Iled-she doesn't care which. One OF
these daya some playwright will shake OF
his conventions and win furnish comedy
part for . character actress Ike May
Robson or Rose Melville or Marie Bates.
and the public win hail II az an innova-
ton. and 1t viii be . seasons sensation"
49,
tsfT1HERE was never anybody with
more remarkable memory than
John Drew" said a Metropolitan Club
man In New FORK. u sat with him at
the club the other day. and noticed that
he spoke to every man by his name. 1t
was a thing that T. seeing the men nearly
every day. cositd hardly have done and
for a man who doesn't zee them twice a
year It was wonderful feat. I was 30
impressed that I asked him how In the
world no remembered them all. He told
me that he keeps a notebook In which
he enters the name Of every man he
meets. Faces he makes an especial effort
TO study and to tx In his memory. When
ever he Is 10 visit 4 town he locks up
the names OF the men he has met In that
place. and goes over In his mind their faces
as well as he can remember them. As a
Yesni. he IL seldom at lass 10 call any
man with whom he has ever talked by
the correct name"
IERE are a few interesting facts Tor
the consideration of the young men
who affect actresses. and the old boys
who can not break themselves OF hang
Ing about stage doors ard writing mash
T.
about eighteen: Camille dsArvifle has
son In college, and the younger Of Pauline
Halls two children lis three years old.
Jane Hadsng once played juliet when her
own daughter took the part of the aged
nurse. Dorothy Rossmore. last season af
the Imperial In ST. I.oahs is very proud
Of her son. though he does not travel
with her. and May Irwin il figuring on
business career for her big boys.
49,
yLyHrr.E in America. w & Gllher, was
w one evening at q fashionable. finc-
ton given by a lady Of the new rich
order. who posed as a patron OF music.
bu, who had not had time TO educate
herself She was foolish enough to at
tempt 10 show of before the English
celebrity. And what ~ Bach c'Ratch'
she called 10 doing nosF' she said: is
he composing anything" NO. madam"
a smile. Batch IL just now deeompos-
ing"
A MoNfs the notahles I'm Rome recently
~ was Nine. Adellna Patti. with her
new husband. the Raron cederstrem.
They were spending their honeymoon In
xtrtetes. privacy, They occupied quite
Of apartments In the Hotel QnlrsnM.
known a. the yerii saste The Baroness
-. hsA
public dining room. when she was atssred
In bridal gown Of pale cream cloth, with
revers of cream lace. and bodice Of gold
embroidery.
ID LANCFE SroDpARn, who rlSyed
IL last week In ''Ingosnar' and "Tae
Lady Of rsvuns'' at Tire Third Avenue the
aler is u nasnstakasg young actress az
considerable ability. sac WAS especially
good az parthsasa. In "fnsornar," char
aetar 30 .waieh she is fitted Her wark
shows application ana knowledge os her
roles. ani WITH proper environment she
should rise ia her profession. Her sup
port. headed by II, f. French. was fairy
goaH
NANCE tasNEII. was ret greeted last
IN week WITH the houses ser art var
ranfea That sae IA a great actress 40 enc
attributes OF greatness. hnt she haz nss
Vet reached aha: piaae where she alone
san attract eros9cs AsH*eS sire must have
sap~est Ct ~ least ordinarily g@0a cahseT.
ana this she has n@s- Mckee KsaAla. who
has fer years bssn ere * Americas rep~.
res. nlasiye actors. knew this waeD he
backed hef soT this. town ana II ne meets
WITH asxks business has IA one - blame
b.tt himself he seesny care. lie knows
he naa a star fu Miss 1Ne&i ava when
hn takes her Ia isansan 10 VIII surround
Aer With hsss~Slass sagISosg. ana seAae a
r~eat ssaeeess 1aais Is az eef5asn as fhe
san sstfrss
\ Kiss JANE cooNBS wt1 apnear s,
MI the Seattle thaater en "Wednesday.
March - fer tha BENEFIT ~ sha Police
Rsllss asset aslon. in the celebrated char
ar.srs of f=say Dedsasa araa Hortense IN
a decentralization Of CasFlss Dickens
sassteak Eaasf-
There witt no asglns BE- large cre~d
a, shs box office snraegFew EnoFnssss wssea
,ne sale 81 seass wslt tes =. asa na saaat
sae house wgll ae sekd otss In sAefi SFsieF
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rrsfsr next attraction at she Seattle the
/ atar IL Miss Clara Thrope without
doubt ore OF sAe foremost AnssFss an
condolences Miss Tnrarp AL ggse fsear
performances oE "A ne9is Hease.~ by
Hengsk ffss4n. sae great Ssasasalaay.@m AZ
snxsr ara drsspatsss. EhsFnsS w@fEx have
become quite craze especially Sffsesas
SOCIETY people. ~ fact shey are T~as afaa
.sax.stsss Ell In nsArsy every srufnsneHt Amer
scar city anss few rusEsr aeTsTles agn
without them. fhsea IS ere 81 sse nssss<
vigorous writer's sssat sha usoseFn w@ss4
os literature has prosecess. It's works
ara s,.ise unlike taese - any sshef assas-
lie spuarensly safsTeS@Fsss al ;exssHiase sn
ssraYnatf. essrn ssss~stseH ard casts assoc %ss
<,nnxenrsonaisfses Miss TsTo5R @pp~AFes
In t1x lsassfnx resa ever sss rssh3s st tns
Duke Of Yorks sheasr-. IN Lss1esas AaS