New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-07

It is PRETTY Pece and Just the incest little hoy boy
This will, indeed. be pleasant news for William
Norris
That terrible ceiling, which hangs like the i'm
pending crash of doom the players in THE
Eternal City. making their lives even as the lives
of those who dwell along the line of the sub
way. had been finally lowered for the night, and
Nick Loritz, the stout stage carpenter for
Leibler & Co. heaved his nightly sigh Of relief
Another performance" he said, and no gaps in
the ran41s.''
Then he fingered tenderly his diamond scarfpin,
and told to his fellows more its history.
Il think she always liked me better than Token
Worm he said for | got the scenes shifted much
quicker than they shift them in England. and she
really had TO admit that point in my favor But
Mrs Campbell is the easiest woman IN tue
world TO get along with. and we all kho" 'iia'
any of them hard enough She always wanted
her way and she never decided till the last mo
ment which way that was, nor ever kept the same
way long. Now. like my own way. too and as
head carpenter, ! most generally intend TO nave
it, The result a dramatic situation, the play
of will against will The real climax came IN
Montreal.
1T was cold night. with several inches of snow
ON the ground but when got to the theatre
found that the dressing rooms and stage were
without any heat Mh9 nd ffr mas G too hot here
and ordered it turned off. some one answered so
dressing room and asked in tones as loud and
stern as could command: Who the blazes IS thls
Mrs Campbell? Turn that steam at once or
lose your jobs, every one OF you! Inc neat WAS
Then / sent three or four stage hands outside
with buckets which they hled M M OF sn0T ne
the stage so these ! placed about the spot MheLe
she was to stand What these things for? she
snow to chill the air around you. | answered
AFTER that il easier Once when some one
,cE,aJ her a question. she said: Don't KNOW you
here If he talks TO you as he does TO me you WIN
nd enough And at the enc o, o nS IiS
s sfteT all and I'd lose most anything before
would her sllt-
,t,es Eleanor Robson. though her mother. Mage
carr Cooke is an actress made her own stage
debut quite by accident in fact. having some st
18th her pencil, she had been brought up WIN
.h exnectation OF becoming artist Untll she
~ ,.r che lived at the Sisters OF Charity
~.o+ IN this CITY and in the latter part or the
,;,,s did not once see her mother, VINO was play
en-. IN the FrawIey stock company IN san fIdll-
tsco Reconling lonely and homeslck' she SO en-
treated hef mother 10 allow her 10 so u '
/ 1,ra,cisco that consent finally given ana the
- 60 our alone across the continent on her hrst
81, IN a sleeping car. Just as she arrived GiaaFs
Wallis resisne1 , fV was expected to take her place
neH M - onnear Miss Robsons mother halt
failed 70 Suggested that her daughter try part
1estlnffssib son as rather pleased with the novelty
~ the idea and the manager -;
because en tnete hours notice the young girl
learned first ingenne roe ni,ce q in the company
enough snfcf fwo weeks she learned and played ten
and then 1nr weat s 9n had quite
expectations of studying ing now landed her in the
Madison Square Theatre as star
! u,,c 70 ne little question that Beldsco has
80 Gain. and that THE Darling OF the Gods
| 80, ~ blanche Bates in the leading role VIII
sn The Reasco Theatre nightly, as Mrs Carter IN
':Du Barry has peeh uoiie'