The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-11

and told more about Christian Science,
"You take q room that is dark and put
Just ray of light in it and the darkness
Il dispelled, isn't it?' she said, but you
take light room and try to darken it with
little bit Of shadow and you cant do it.
The room still remains hight, doesn't it?
aWell, that is just like Christian Science.
n ia a light room and you can I destroy
that light with little error, fear. dread.
-But If you are complete ely IN error, just
the little ray of Christ ian Science will de-
stroy that shadow. You won't have any
more fears"
1Tell me. would you advise young girl
who was just going on the stage to try
Christian Sciences"
IT certainly would" Miss Russell was
quite in earnest Il think it would be the
best thing in the world for her You see,
a girl who, say, comes in the chorus here
has lot Of things to contend iendo ~'th-oh' all
If she would just study Science and
Health a few minutes every day and live
up to it, it would be the greatest help against
aDo YOU read Health and Science every
day. GOOD !. .,orr d,v hui.
should. It's my Testament When feel
that things are beginning to 20 wrong
! don't let it get any farther than that
get out Science and Health and read few
lines, and it is wonderful how it will help
sDo you really take it into your life
your real, every day life. your stage work
and your home and society,"
could do at present. am moving into a
new house, you know-if didn't have that
to brace me up? Why. Isimply demonstrate
10 the painters and decorators and plumbers
and the work runs along without my worry.
ing as | used to do. You can do lot OF
good II you know how TO demonstrate
the feet of a chorus man who is attired in
chiffon skirts and satin bodice slip on the
maggie, the carpet amt high enough
Miss Russell smiled graciously
"Now, If that man only knew how to
demonstrate he would know that the car
pet is quite high enough
ITO demonstrate Is to-"
Just what have told you. TO show in
vour life and your thought that nothing
evil or unpleasant really exists.
Now, I am a normal woman" her eyes
followed the lines Of her perfect figure az
evidenced in the mirror, ! live normally
normal health and happiness-they belong
III I allow myself to become blue or
depressed am getting away from the nor
NAL and am punished"
.What other books do you read besides
Science and Health along the line Of what
we have been dsc,Issing7"
well, Of course, Emerson, for he was a
Christian Scientist, although people didn't
know II then. or, at least, they didn't call
| II by that name. You remember what he
said-I perhaps don't quote exactly
There ia a light which shineth from within.
or from behind, which proves that we are
nothing, but the light Ia all.
THAT ia right In touch with our creed
And then I read Lord Bacon's Essays and
a sweet little book called The Right Princess
and Spiritual Knowing by Thomas Sew
ard Oh. ! am very fond Of The Master
Christian.
1.-The"
"Yes, by Marie Coreli. 1t is a dear
book. You can read 1t over and over and
get help from it,
THAT is rather wide range, Is 1t not7
Emerson and Marie Corelli?"
But they are along the same line, you
know. It Is all along the creed OF Christian
Science"
'Don't you think your wonderful health
and vitality are perhaps temperament
rather than the result Of Christian Science?
Now. honestly" and the interviewer tried
TO get In little fne work along feminine
zg-zags. wouldn't any woman. II she
were az good looking as you are and was
drawing your salary, be happy, whether
she were a Christian Scientist or not2'