The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29

Iotal number new musical c'u--les-- u
Total number new productions. 90
Classification of New Plays.
Serious. society and problem plays. 20
I Romantic comedies q
Melodramss --- &
Z karCes -.. d
Light comedies Is
Tragedies ..--. =
Total ... ........... 90
Sources Of New Plays.
Dramatized from novels ..-....-...-..... IS
Adapted from foreign plays ........-.. b
Nationality Of Authors Of Plays,
BY American Authors ........-..........
By foreign authors ...........--.-... Sd
Total ..... CO
Nationality Of Musical Comedy Com
pOsers-
American DO.
Foreisn ...... .,..''''.''''" l
Total ..... 3
Revivals of the Season.
{ Shakespearean ...... .--..----.----..... 9
J Other REVEALS in producing theatres. q
Musical comedy reViVals --.-.--.-..-.- II
Stars Of Varying Magnitude.
Native stars 3
Foreign stars Do
Total 1900. 90
Total weeks OF new plays ............... f2
Total weeks of musical comedies -...- -
! Number of producing theatres ...-.... -
The longest runs OF the season included
those or lne GlEl from ha
weeks THE Country Chairman, :
weeks; Babes In Ioyiand, weeks
"swec Kitty Bellairs, p weeks .Ihe
{ AnU0fTan BILE arHEIEEH. 10 MEEAEn NaE
/ Other Girl" - weeks; "Raffies. or The
Amateur Craftsman, weeks Ins
Virginiau." II weeks, The Secret OF
| Pofchinelie." is weeks; "Three Little
Maids" Is weeks; Her Own WAY. 10
Goose" Is weeks; Merely Mary Ann u
weeks; Peggy From Paris. ID weeks;
The Yankee Consul u weeks.
Ar outline of the vanishing season
would not be complete without passing
reference to the most conspicuous or the
years ~pTetentiOus failures. me most dis
iii starred 'Oiympe 4l-lslADEt
Nights Dream. with Nat O.. GoodWln
miscast as Bottom. ihe japanese Nls4t-
ingaIe"; Virginia Harmed ia her husoand S
I The Light That Lies I'm Homdn.S
Eyes: Major Andre and "Glad Of IT,.
and the Century theatre company Hasco-
In a recent interview Wilton LaCkaTe
gave an interesting account or no" ne
achieved his grotesque makeup Tor
II have paid a great deal Of attention
to makeup, said MT Latha.r
actors think little about IL. Some don't
uSe ii Ell an. Joseph Jefferson doesn't.
| He never makes up. But, I'm my piniou,
makeup plays "a large part IN an actor s
/ made uD. he has played his prologue I
/ ascribe much of my success a. oE6n82i
to my makeup. Probably the best khoWn
of the or attihg IS toLf dle
the lines Of beauty angles are Lne ilIes
/ Of sreugth. A character like pFelSaH,
I srr0n- INSCRIPTIONS. determined. mas no
rsr~r-a- Nature has ha1n over kind To me
IN the matter OF curves so 4 nee4s mus
! eliminate them j made up my EYEBROWS
70 form peaks. Ihere were E"o
[ I mad up deep. pointed siddoWs
/ the eyes. Two more angles selscleu
I a long pointed beard. Another 1aclal aA-
/ Gle. Ny hair / combed 90 FORM a lolALea
| crest giving me still another angie To
( reduce my figure TO M~aChiaFeuian Ines
/ was a harder task ] ordered q coat l4aL
/ fit me as snugIy as a corset.
'aThe coat-tails had a decided slant, ana
I there I had more angles. The sleeves
were made short TO give lengln 70 ny
/ back Of my hands between the fingers 70
/ make them look longer. My trousers were
so tight that had the seams been q guar
walked. MY shoes we're Ions and pointed
my collar high. There was quite enough
angle when We hsa Iia.sAe'
During the recent test of Camllles N
! New York, when both Miss MafSafeL
/ Angliu and Miss Virginia Harmed we're
I DIaVfnr the lady with both heart and lung
/ trouble. some one sent them the following
why does every actress want to play
aSWhst phase Of Candles character APP
Z peals especially to the aCIressF
.Stnce first playing the part nave your
/ ideas Of its portrayal changed material
+what are the chief difficulties en-
counteTed ina such q roief
''When you play q part Of this sort 40
/ YOU for the time being lose your own
! identity. and become the character
To which Virginia Harmed answered:
Because. as ia other professions. she
wishes to excel in the most difficult.
Possibly BE- appeals differently 90 eacn
/ individual Candles seif-saCTlTCe ana
her love for Armand. OF course. joined
appeal 10 every human mind g.
Yes. i'm minor details. For instance Il
do not think It necessary 10 cn4ee f-yr
lently IN the last act 10 show that ann
is m0rtally I'D. To my mind, lt snou-d o7
shown I'M other ways
physical strength. first Of al as il IS a
very long u eNacting part even H ~.
rare in one persCn-the endurance rs dn-
soiutely necessary 20 make q tellns
Camille"
"At times. vet-that Isl. there are mo-
/ ments ] feel as If ] were really canine.
Miss AnFiin replied I'm this stfaia-
u am not aware that every agrees
wishes % play Camille PERSONALITY 4
il at the 6ictaetion of nay manager
Tine regeneration OF the woman
1 through the influence Of love.
MOI materially changed, only q ue-
Velopment in expression CONSEQUENT upon
continued practice,
THE physical strain Que % such q Ions
and excitiug emotional part
"Not for d moment
Here. then. win be am opportunity TO
/ Judge of at least one knotty question or
[ dramatic ara. Miss Angiin distinctly
avows that she never loses her o"n
identity ana becomes the part she Is play
ing. Miss Harmed, however gays lhal shs
does.