The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-28
Mr.. Frohnan's Offer Includes
Six Months Tuition and 40
Weeks Engagement.
PRIZES FOR A DOZEN.
Evening World Readers Will
Select Lucky Winners for
Theatrical Manager.

One feature of Charles Frohman's
extraordinary offer through The Eve.
ming World of an opportunity fol
stage careers to twelve pretty girls
should not be overlooked. He guar
antees them tuition in singing. dane
Ing and acting which would cost each
girl from $500 to $3.50 In a dramatic
school And the dramatic school
gives no guara 7tee of employment,
This offer permits the goodlooking
girl TO make an experiment as to her
vocation at Mr.. Frohmans expense.
If at the end of her schooling she has
succeeded she will have a profession
she may fellow with the same finan-
cial and professional results as ex-
perienced b. Edna May and other
theatrical stars who have risen from
the chorus.
To each of the twelve pretty girls
selected by the readers OF The Evening
World Mir. Frohman will hand a con-
tract for forty weeks employment on
the stage, at a salary of s2o week
(making a total outlay Of sl2,00O).
This contract vii! include i trip 10
Europe and chance to appear at a
London theatre. If ;re fair applicant
succeeds, she viii receive another con-
tract for two or three year engage
n1ent III the Frohinan companies.
Six Months Tuition.
Each of the dozen lucky girls who win
in The Evening World contests will re-
ceive in addition six months free tut
ton in singing, dancing and acting. TO
prepare her for her work.
The conditions of the contest are ve:y
1imple. Here they are:
The competition will lie open 70. the
next three weeks, closing Dec. 10.
During that time all applicants are
requested TO send their photographs TO
Photograph Editor, Evening World.
,. o. Box 1851, New YORK city"
On the back oi each photograph must
be w.it;cn the full name and address
OF the competitor, Ter height and the
color OF neI AuIr anu eyes. None o.
these uetaus are Tor pub!calion. ~ case
o. inc applicant la!iu:e.
The Evening Word cannot undertake
TO return any photograph But those
that do not Mln prizes VIII De destroyed.
and the entire affair regarded as conn
Dental as IA. as they are concerned.
Twenty-four in Final Tc-t.
At the close OF the taree weeks dura-
hon OF The contest all photographs wlIl
be Carefully looked over by committee
Of competent judges selected by Mr. |
t:onman. These judges viii select the
twenty-tour which IN their opinion are
the most beautiful.
The twenty-four photographs will be
printed in The Evening, World. and |
readers will be asked to decide by vote
rs to waicA is the prettiest girl of the |
entire two dozen. The twelve girls re-
ceiving the largest number of woes
Will at once begin their course of train |
Ing under Mr.. Frohman's direction.
The list of successful competitors. as
published in ThB Evening World. must
be accepted as final ANY contestant
writing direct to Mr.. Frohman on the
subject Will he at once disqualified.
The competition is not open to women
who are already on the stage.
THE Dollar Princess iG the produc-
ton in which the winners will make
their debut. This was TO have opened
In New York next February, but Mr.
Frohman has postponed the first per
Torrance until next September in order
to give the prize winning twelve fun
time to study their new profession un-
der his direction before making their
initial bow TO metropolitan audience.