Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-12

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The Rev. James Bartlett now serve:
to good purpose. Amy fancies h;:s
greatly-in fact, she considers him /:
valuable accompaniment for her earth
ly career. He is not disposed to think
differently. Result, matrimony.
Now that Amy Is removed, satisfac
torily TO all concerned. Cousin Kate
and Desmond find the way made clear
for them to ''live happily ever after"
Both on and off the stage Miss Barry
more has won distinction. She is a ia
yorite in society at home and abroad
and many Newport society butterfly
has read with envy the account of her
drawing room triumphs. Miss Barry
more's keen wit is always enjoyable.
Many stories are told illustrative of her
ready repartee.
Recently budding young author, as
literary buds often do, was said to
have left comedy with Miss Barry
more with the request that she would
give it some consideration and asked
for Judgment on 1t. with an ignorant
days later to get that opinion.
"If you wOuld look little more to
the grammar of 1t, l think" said Miss
Barrymore. sit would be better"
ITO the grammar of it. miss?" (This
In tone of offended dignity.) What!
Would you send me to school again?"
Again." replied the lady very grave
w nd int
really been there"
During an engagement in ChicaZc
Miss Barrymore was invited to an aft
er-the-performance dinner given in hnl
honor by Mrs. Potter Palmer Tie
hostess and a number of her guests
had occupied boxes at the play. Among
these was rather forward young man
who thought he had made an impress
sion on Miss Barrymore He kept hin
eyes on her throughout the play and
tried hard to create the impression thnt
she noticed 1t. At the dinner he hzi7
the good fortune to sit next to the ac
tress. When an opportunity came l..
remarked to her under his breath:
"Did you see me wink at you during
the third act?'
"Yes," responded Miss Barrymore IN
louder tone. Didn't you hear nv
heart beat?"
And the young man tried to hide i,.s
blushing face behind the greenness of
a bunch or celery tops.
One of the hits of BABES In Toy
land" which. under the management
of Fred r. Hamlin and Julian Mitchell.
has settled down for long run at the
Majestic theater, is the role of Jane. as
played by Mabel Barrison. Miss Bar
rison makes up as a sweet little lass Of
tender age who shares fortune and
misfortune with her brother Alan Cwil-
liam Norris). both being wards Of
villainous old bent backed uncle. one,
Barnaby George w. Denham).
Miss Barrlson is dainty. piquant and
lovable. In the first act. scene 2, when.
with the Widow Piper's children, she
sings. II Can't Do the Sum-" she par
ticularly delights. and encoIS after en-
core follows. This scene Is one of the
novel features of the spectacular pro
duction. Miss Barrison sits on bench.
a brick wall towering above her. and
along its top are seated a bevy of gay
damsels, who swell the chorus of the
song and add luster to the scene with
face, form and costume.
Miss Marion Terry may come to
America this season to join Miss
Eleanor Robsons company. George c.
Tyler of Liebler & Co. who is direct
ing Miss Robsons first starring tour. is
anxious to give her the best supporting
company possible. and he has made
Miss Terry liberal offer to play one
of the leading roles in Agatha" the
play by Mrs. Humphry Ward and
Louis n. Parker which Miss Robson
will produce shortly after her tour in
Israel Zangwills Merely Mary Ann
Miss Terry, who is a sister of Miss /
Ellen Terry, well known here as Sir
Henry lrving's leading lady. is one o.
the foremost of English actresses and
was the one chosen by Mrs. Humphry
Ward to play the title role in the pro
uuCliOil SHe Idue III LONDON last sell I
son of her own dramatization of "El
eanor." II Miss Terry accepts his of /
Fer TO come to America. it is Mr.. T4
'er's plan to give several special mat
nee performances of Eleanor" in the
various cities Miss Robson's company
viii visit.
less Dandy, the Hans Wagner of tie
western Prince of Pilsen" company.
8 unusually gifted as an actor, but Ia
admits with commendable frankneS>
hat he cannot make speech, ana
hose who have heard his efforts in
his direction entirely agree with him.
A few seasons ago Dandy was to be
by the members of his
with a substantial gift at the
lose of the engagement. The presen-
alton was to take place on the stage
n full view of the audience after the
Two days in advance