The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08

ness and genuine humOr would enable
me to forget the imperfections of my
work. and in this l have never been
disappointed
Pnero's Sweet Lavender, which ne
has played over 1000 times
Frank Daniels recently had consulta-
ton with his manager. They met IN the
latter's office and discussed matters per
tanning TO Daniels musical comedy, ne
office Boy. During the meeting inc
telephone called the manager TO an ad-
joining room \ scrUbwoman VINO was
Gusting in the han -cspied the dimlnuuVe
Daniels in the office. She eyed him sus-
piciously for a moment. thinking MIN an
intruder, and then, noticing his small
stature and ruddy, ingenious Counte-
I suppose you're the office bOy?"
yes. ra4 am truthfully replied Dan
iels, putting a big cigar
Il suppose yez think it's smart to
smoke. Don't yez know it stunts kids
y know it, ma'am.,' replied the come
Shame on the likes or yez. 70 be smok-
in and drinkin'.. indignantly Saspcd the.
scrubU oman How cd arc ytz
''Forty-f.ve.' said Daniels. putting on
his SIX hat ana walking away with has
manager.
Charles y. Mason. WHO IS starring in
Fritz ard Snit:;, however reformed he
may be now. wss a great caro- player in
his carly days. 50 HVch SO tnat his
mother. who was a piCu& woman SAID
tc him one day b. way rof rerIonstrance- =
"A great deal Of timc IS wasted, dear.
IS there not. in playing cards?
Yes. mother. ne smiled in reply,
there is. In shuffling aud dealing"
Edna Wallace Hopper is in the same
class with John kendrick Bangs. That
distinguished humOTiSt lives ln ono OF the
suburban New York City IOWES, r place
called Yonkers. Once a policeman of
that villa was asked where Bangs lived
in that town. and he repue0 that he
had never heard Of him.
Why, said the person who had made
the inquiry. Mr.. Bangs has an inter-
national reputation
man. but ne has no reputation here
And that precisely the fix that
Edna Wallace Hopper. the dainty star
when she playing .'Wrennc, y boy :
part, in The Silver Siipper" during it's
recent long run in New YORK She was
on the street, through accident. in the
costume of a boy when policeman.
in Brooklyn, saw her and threatened 10
put the little actress under arrest for
masQuerading. She tried 10 explain who
she was but that Individual knew so
derstand her That she was a famous.
actress did not apUeal to him. and the
years she had put in on the stage would
have gone for naught as far as the pc
Hceman was concerned bat for the fact
that some friends came to her rescue.
And If all happened in this way: Miss
Hopper had gone TO have her picture
taken in photograph gallery on Twenty
first street between Broadway and
Fifth avenue. Before going 20 the pho
tographer's she called at the Broadway
theatre, where she was playing. and put
on the boys costume that she wore on
the stage. She did this beca ssze she was
going TO have a costume picture taken.
She rode from the theatre 70 the pho
tograph gallery in Il broagflam- With
nimble skip she made her way from the
carriage to the door OF the photograph
gallery where she posed for about two
hours.
hon she came ont the crush of car
riages in the street had Forced her
-D1C * main half block up the line She
had left her coat IN the carriage and
there she was. out in the cold world our
in the street, with nothing on but a suit