The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-27
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tnal a piay that IN TAR tom
neorxa AIDES best Father
ross in which the star ap-
i he Moore. before an app
49, audience, Is indebted for
- Ia Mr. Crane. rather
* other way about The
4 Ade ep!gram and the
aae character drawing,
.sre The LEADING features Of
4 ls,lleea Widow and The
chairman are not Co be
H. shIs play. II Is a straight.
/ isur-sct comedy. with all OF
srse,ers and all Of It's lines
snations rather seriously 10
rpose. II is an interesting.
l,tsn and conventional play
~ would never credit TO
AIDE we're bis name not on
gram
e,ape's role Is that OF a mid
4 wldower who has spent hts
sxsng In at his business TO
"a save money for bis two
,-ly 10 find The ungraietul
n the latter Go be that he
slght 10 fourteen miles b.
/, xorlds PROCESSION. So ne
~ 81 hts she'll and llvens
a until they have 70 ocseceh
behave Mr.. Crane brinss
uart al OF the mellow
n bis unsurpassed art, al
ana the fine shading which
nth a generation Of expert.
a palnstaking eneeavor. and
|aasnsly human note. q judi-
,uxxestion nos aud then 81
.Aetic along with the comic.
la made % fine a picture
one OF Mr. Cranes char
atoms tits FatheF" In this
hast such another clear-cut.
lag type as his country
David Harum, He won
/ ~ o. every auditor tn the
~ 10 compliment Margaret
! aylnE that she is not suit
znle OF the siangy Nevada
kase whO has ever seen
III In such role as she
III John Drew In The
4 EIllek rankie' will reakze
Il too delicateiy pretty. too
b refined. OF too admirable
nent 10 be az all convincing
iple of q loud, aggressive and
anguaged individual whom
sugh soubrctte ike Eva Tan
ght play for comedy. but
Is utterly impossible that no
could make II ring true.
& Martin. a Seattle girl. who
~ herself off as Billie
a almost any audience. Is
and clever tn the ingenue
ouls Massen acts the Major
~ The remainder Of the
acceptable. The settings do
. 4 themselves to elaboration.
effective.
b. a bit OF good news for
hyxoer In America TO learn
ssau OF the American stage.
n Crane. is In better
and feeling younger today
has for years past MI.
) expressed himself 10 me
kst in his dressing room
Rpoohed the idea that be
kased retiring from stage
for years to come.
Ma Ike" said he. ito play
Asceks' season every year.
n more. But feeling as
III a. spry as ! do. would
% on the shelf At this time.
hi intend to Allow me TO
h you 70 Mrs Crane. She
y out my statements.
" ne both are In the best
kA. responded Mrs. Crane,
Ne will sail Tor the Ger
hl'h resorts. Mf. Crane has
We spring and I have mine.
shoFt stay In Germany We
long vacation In Swift
coming back 10 New York
snber, 50 that Mr.. Crane
4 his next season In Octo-
he play" chimed In her
will probably be my pres
-. a. there are a number
10 which II has not yet
ka Mr. Frohman IL plan
sxziu present me at one OF
York theatres In this play
Nclusion OF my road tour
'sns loves this play" inter
y wife.
fpnman did have the idea
sne continued the come.
Presenting me In a round
= tine Successes. notably
'nefta and The Senator.
are two reasons why this
e done. Just before Stu.
g died We revived The
lor single performance
q the Actors Fund. and
a'selves surprised to note
Now ont OF date. the lines
sAlls seemed To be. An
: 70 II that there Is not IN
pday an actor who could
= a. Robson played the
could others ~ our old
y replaced. There have
attempts 10 revive these
most Of them have proved
q Tor the reason that a
Aay. OF a new road com
Az Of the wealth Of dc
..hich. after years Of aaso-
- The Feles sRsbson and
aS'isd 70 invest them"
ssnnectsd, These Girls.
s.lnan. prima donna Ut
Ausieian." Is a niece Of
iey of Texas.
'~tkaye, Max Flgmag's
n'an, l. a sister 10 VIII
sapinan has just secured
nom her husband on
s'ounds. Myrtle was
w IN suseosa aaflor.nce