The sun., 1910-06-07
pOLARE REVEALS HER SKILL
DOES THE APACHE DANCE AND
COMMITS A MURDER.

Playu the vlsitor' and Reveals the Paris
Nnsle Hail Tempe ana GustO-slWhB
over Her waist Ilne-HcP PhyslOs.
nOmy and the Acreage Of Her Feet.
Mile. Polaire-hrst name not given
who is 70 be the star Of the Victoria Roof
Garden during the summer aeasOn-Was
divulRed there last evening with the
arrival Of weather that brought some
thing like a summer temperature 10 the
region she il destined 10 entertain. She
comes from the hanks Of the seine. where
her fame 10 great, and like all music hall
celebrities Of that capital has brought
her faithful apache Any vaudeville
celebrity from the City Of light unac-
companied by an apache il inconceivahle
nowadays
Mile. Polaire, however. brings other
artistic baggage She is said 20 Ia We
the smallest waist in the world, which
any man can encompass with his hands >
when she removed her black satin cloak
last night deliberately and with the
tantaliging delay appropriate TO the
revelation Of such famous physical
peculiarity. the women present gasped
enthusiastically Then they settled in
their seats with a comfortable snuGgle
that excluded any suggestion Of envy.
A. to the possibility contained IN the
second phase OF the description Of her
waist there can be no such verihcation.
Nile Polaire was on the stage and the
men were in the audience Then there
is 10 much conversational loosenesS,
anyhow as to the correct Use of can
and may Az all events no man tried Il
Il IL furthermore urged in Mile Polaire's
favor that she s the uglest woman IN
Pans Where could Yvette Guilbert have
been the day the competitinn was held'
Mile Polaire IN the little sketch The
Visitor was an actress who remained
away from home until , IN the morning
Her maid was sleepy. ~ those could not
have bern her usual hours. She explained
them. moreover. by telling of the ador-
able Russian who was determined to
teach her the meaning oi fear Tie was
coming % her apartment some time. just
AZ any other voyon. 70 rob her and then
she should feel what terror really was.
Mile Polaire laughed AZ the idea The
maid went % bed She had heard some
body IN the garden beiore that, hut the
actross Ike another distin guished music
hall fayorit" didn't care
Nile Polaire Was alone The lights
we're cNtinguishsd Here was her op-
,....s,.v.t.. u.s o.. ~. .Ns-.r-at,Vv v,.,,t
II the audisnce she did not loosen
her stays ~ the share ~ art and nature
in her figure was not revealed She even
laughed when the apache he wore black
velvet trousers. cap and the familiar
apache costume that any seasoned vaude-
vile audience can recognize AZ a glance
came through the window She laughed
/ because she took him for the beautiful
. blond prince whom he had Just murdered
/ In the garden. Mile. Polaire only recog-
nized the apache when he grabbed her
roughly by tho wrist and wanted her
Jewelry
/ Ne had sssn the actress from the gal
+ lery Df the theatre. ~ she wanted 10 sing
/ % him az she had done there lie stood
for that Then she put on a spanish scari
and danced for him lie was rebelliouz
/ but submitted Then she said they must
do an apache waltz together He wa
more reconciled His dagger lay On 4
table and she danced him near IL Sh,
leaped into the AR and he caught her viii
her limbs about his waist. IN apach'
fashion They waltzed backward anc
forward but always close together r.
nally she caught him in a strategic position
seized the dagger and dug il - far dowr
IN his back that his dancing days wer'
ended
Mile Poliare looked dazed after this
effort. hut seemed 60 he deciding 10 danc'
by herself A. the curtain shut her from
view The titular hero lay in the corner
evidently done for but palpitattng visibll
from the effects of the dance
Mile Polaire's friends have N empha
sized her physical peculiarities that reti
oencs is impossible to the veraciOus ~
corder Barring the acknowledged 10
matte eccentricities. her coiffure claime'
attention. II II of the short shaggy kind
possessed by the Circassian lady paintec
on the canvas outside the circus tent
Il stands up with the same persistence bu
Is black She has thin arms. broad shout
dsrs and Possesses the modiah attenuation
Certain claims a. 10 championship in the
acreage of her feet have been put forward
by too jealous friends But they could
never have ssen Marie Dressler.
The audience enjoyed Nile. Polaire
however. and she impaired 20 -Th'
Visitor more Of the atmosphere of th'
Paris music halls than any previous i'm
atoms Of tho same kind have provided