The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-04-11
Paul GiImare's Career,

Paul Gilmore's SUCCESS on the stage
illustrates what talent will do for the
right sort of man. This clever young
actor, who is nearing his Goth birth,
day, stepped fro ma high school anna
teur at Milwaukee to small part in
famous stock company, His splen-
did Interpretation soon brought re-
ward with leading roles in support Of
managers was called to. this young
actor Of large promise, the result be-
ing that Paul Gilmore was starring
before he was rs. Before promotion
to stellar rank. Mr. Gilmore was Lead
ing man in the. Frohman. companies,
presenting 1.-THE Charity Ball." 1.-THE
Wife" and Men and Wonten'' He
was proclaimed by critics the young
estN leading man on the stage at that
time and. complimentary notices of his
actingt were given wherever he ap-
peared. Soon after he became star
with pronounced Success, .portrayine
the difficult role of. D'Artagnan - in
"The =, Three Musketeers'' He TIM
toured. as star Of "Under the Red
Robe" again meeting with great sue.
O~'o'>
support Miss Henrietta Crossn1an in
mistress Neil" at Wallack's theater,
in New York, playing King Charles.
During this engagement his present
manager was SO impressed with the
high and uniform excellence of Mr..
Gilmore's acting that he secured his
signature to long term contract as
STAR, Since then Mr.. Gilmore has an
peared With increasing success as star
In THE Tyranny of Tears" "The
Mummy. and the Humming Bird
Captain ,Debonnaire" and "At Yale"
In the last Of which he was here last
season. This season he Is appearing
in "Tfe Wheel of Love" written es-
pecially for him by George v. Hobart,
a humorist and dramstist Of national
reputation. This comedy affords Mr..
Gilmore ample opportunity for re-
vealing phases of his art, the role Of
Jack Hartley being peculiarly suitable
to the ua1ities of the brilliant young
actor Mr.. Gilmore will be here on
Monday, April 18th, in "The Wheel Of
Love- and the indications point to a
large attendance as Mr.. Gilmore has
a, large personal following here.
Beauty, grace and charm are
claimed for the .maidens who COM
prise the, chorus Of the sTiger Lilies"
company, which premier beauty bur-
lesue organization will be presented
by the Campbell Drew Amusement
company, at the Metropolitan for: one
week, commencing April IL, =.
The company is headed by that evor
popular laugh maker, George P. Mur-
ply the Louie Mann OF burlesue, who
will Introduce his great comedy sue
cess, the blackboard song. He will
lend his endeavors in the. comedy line,
in which he is always in his element
throughout the two monster musical
comedy sations that will go toward
making UP the programme, in connec-
ton with a bill Of refined vaudeville.
The vaudeville acts are, the Magnets,
John Marion and Grace Lillian In "A
Vaudeville Surprise" Carrie Exeir and
,Josette Webb, in '.The Actress and the
Maid, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellsworth
IN on-act play by A. E. Jones, Esq,
called The. Silk Stocking" John G..
Hart & Company, In dope fiend con-
cePtion, Ripe Hitter also Jack
Irwin in his original prize fight mons:
5ologue, The Kids Last Fight There
Will be numerous catchy dancing and
singing numbers Intro uced; in which
the chorus Of 80 will lend their charms
and grace, also q number Of pretty
costumes shown and some pleasing
scenery and sensati onal and startling
electrical effscts. E.s sss