The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-17
ACTORS DIRECTORY.
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to the theatrical profession.
ABBEY-(Noun) Convent from which
chorus girls escape to go on the
stage. after having been sent there
by wealthy parents.
ABDICATE-tv Verb To leave the
Legitimate for the varieties at the
end of the season when the funds
are low
ABBREvIATIoN -tNoun) Salary ng.
ure on managers books. compared
TO what actors say they receive.
ACTOR-(Noun) Male person whose
picture appears on souvenir post
cards: sometimes has falsetto
voice and likes to stand on the
street corners. usually discovered
I'm surpliced chairs and is put in
training when young; thriyes best
In wet soil.
AFFAIR-CNounl re supcrlative
degree Of innocent amusement
usual, regretted by both parties,
unless the press agent uses 1t to
advantage. rarely counts against
ones reputation.
tNounl The man who
buys a meal ticket for the foman
who loves lbscn and browning and
does not take mp with every one
she happens 20 meet
AGoNY-(Noun) The pain felt by
the heroine when the william therat-
ems to foreclose the mortgage On
the old home: accompanied by
green light and soft music.
AMAZON -tNoun) 4 large boiy all
surrounded by Iink silk and air.
ANGEI.-tNoun Person who has fat
nurse and kind disposition; loves
art and is willing to be done for
arts sake. usually has an axe to
grind and then uses 1t TO cut on
his own head.
ANKLE (NounD Part Of anatomy
that is conspicuous under long
skirts and unnoticed in tights
ARSENIC (Nounl \ minerl fre'
uuently used as sympathy pro-
ducer and for advertising purposes.
ART Noun) Always spelled with a
capital "A and usually given as
the reason why girls leave home. n
Example: "Shc loves her Art
ARTIST Noun Masculine or femi
nine person who trains dogs or acts
Shakespeare for money; also mNf
who points scenery or plays In the
orchestra.
ATHLETE-(No (Nounl High school boy
who plays the ploro, wen's red
sweater and carries spear when
Klaw and ErlangGr spectacles come
to town
AUTHOR-(Noun) Person wh'
steals ideas from actors and geti
big pay for writing plays; a thea
trical luxury that might easily b'
dispensed with II the public wa
willing.
AZuRE-(AdU me color of all act
rrsscss' eyes. II they don't happcI
to be hazel or green.
The opera season in this city vii
close much earlier this year thar
heretofore ana with the production
of THE Mummy and the Hummin
Bird" which appears at the Rnbioo
this week this seasons bill will 10
completed Manager Robson state
Saturday. in speaking Of plays an
the difficulty in securing them tina
there had been greater scarcity 1
plays this season and that the nun
Der had not been 80 large as las
season. However the shows hav
been of better quality and very fe'
production OF a low cast have playe
In Ardmore the past season. Probi
bly, other productions during the ne'
two months which have not bee
billed, but which have an open dat
while passing through Ardmore, ma
show here but 80 far rs the regula
seasons booking Is concerned. "Th
Mummy and the Humming Bird
ends the season.
For the coming season Manage
Robson has something which he ca
offer the theatvrgocrs Of Ardmol
with the assurance they will
pleased lie has been enabled to 50
Ardmc D. IN the Oklahoma circuit an
plays to be presented here me-
season, will be guaranteed attra
tions. No week stand compani'
will be billed and only plays Of me
It will be produced.
Ia the intervening time hetwe,
this and next season improvement
designed to make the Robson, one
the finest play houses in the territ
ry. will be made Considerable a
tention will be given to re-arransin
the stage and front part OF the bull