Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-01

.or any one shouting negative ie- ,,os to that question.
 nxev has been crushing the hearts :. matinee girls for a long, long 'ime' Tl T,s pretty lassie who sees him now .'' . 1 home and compares notes with uNs ,otber who saw him play twenty s s..s ago. The Dixey of now is the smo ~ charming, fascinating, debonalr fsm, (.a,ne gentleman as the Dixey of then ]. M s, him why. He will tell you it is sr tsa.use he laughs, takes life merrily' Eon1dnt worry if he were paid real lonov for it, and does not build dun - ons in the air, but castles that look .sttv even if they do fall down occa- ..,o,,v and scatter themselves in r,;nters of blasted hopes.
 Ana always fancies that men and .or,on who laugh and refuse to cul- ,vste the worry habit have enjoyed Ivos of magnificent ease, wonderful rccess without much effort, tremend- rs ,uck of the kind that greets one every corner and sticks like a broth But don't you believe it. Those Ddviduals who are the lightest of oort are the ones who know how to brov their troubles away or to over ome them.
 Our young MT. Dixey here has had Iii sorts of luck, good and not so good. e has seen vast audiences rise to euzied applause at his efforts to muse them in one theater for three ears at time, and then he has been he star in another when he coul,l ot get a corporal's guard to do him pnor
 Tt lids ludQc lliOIty s5O 1dSL tlldJ Is education in arithmetic didn't take In into figures high enough to ex- Jess the amount of his weekly income |so he says himself-and then again (ere have been moments when Dixey d not possess so much money that was burden to lock it up at night It we won't dwell on that painful bJect, for surely the fates did a eat injustice when they sent Mir. ard Luck to Dixey's door. for our fonls is much too charming a soul pc thus annoyed by povertv's prac- Fal jokes.
 Adonls' Dixey be was nicknamed enty years ago. when he first ap- area in the title role of the pheno- aally successful piece of that name never was a title better deserv-
 lhefe was an indescribable charm. esularlty of feature, an expression
 tue eye and a dazzling smile that 'ue Dixey the particular object of
 aamlratlon of every mad-brained
 '0 matinee girl who ever clapped
 W upon ms handsome countenance.
 D'Aey mas more than good looks,
 Ae ~ possesses a most charming Der
 'iits' large bank account of genu.
 "t and the very best, happiest na-
 Ill the world. His eyes twinkle
 le'iily as in the old days. his dark
 mas still to find it's first gray
 eyes ''''' ''o''
 eiect him his very moment an
 Y,a's s member of the Amalgamaf- '''o'ia'lon of Beauty Seekers.
 o 9uoJect was Well worth an in, leS' and the adorable Dixev woe
 ga all about it. ''
 As long as men admire bo,,,tif,, hoo ''no they will as long as there
 s .'u'llul women in the world
 ,ossi9 ssafeely the proper thing for men o,on ae' oeautifying a trivial and
 ssrs sers. occupation. I'm for beautifv. ,sp ,rSsn s'a., days in the week. The
 laa with hair like wbis9s of stra ne E pleriaa a'y Skirt hem, an unhealty snon es,a9, and general air of person. rs,se' nas can never be attractive to to ' and surely cannot be attrac y ejn, uefself. a4, There's great deal v in . oa attractive to oneself, and find ,' ng alssll bs,iaAIg good company. Pm a ' (rson e'leSer In the sentiments of
 iSen' ,a :, who said: Tt 'h,s is easv in the us
 f to <. live after the worlds opin.
 nrs m1s easy in solitude to live after opln. 'I, ,n :, But the great man is he
 pe,,so. r.u midst of the crowd keeps
 Of l,e' ss,'1 sweetness the independ- P sveo, ..''ude' can't imagine that
 dsl,a,e r,aess of solitude i. particu.
 nt th o' to those mortals who :, to 'ne energy, the desire or the sp themselves young of