Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
Marie
Doro Finds
New Girl Type

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AA with g new type OF American
I'M girl. Rhe has made great friends
WITH her, has had an hospitable
~ clash OF mind to mind with her
ana how Miss Doro Is buying
herself day and night making known her
new girl friend to all her old girl friondA
Wherever you see Marie Doro, In the
theater or at home, you are most likely 90
find her arm in arm with the newest de-
velopment OF the newest kind Of an Ameri-
can girl. Everybody's minds eye carries
n picture OF Miss Doro-an armful OF men,
tel and spiritual animation, with eyes 30
luminous and hungry that IN looking at
their owner one does not see the rest OF
the face-not even the perfectly chiseled
nose nor the finely turned oval contour
that ends in a sensitive artists chin.
The American girl. that often sits beside
her-the new type that IS soon destined to
command all eyes IN woman's horizon-ls
not unlike Miss Doro nor yet altogether
like her. She only resembles Miss Doro to
the extent that there is always some OF
ourselves in everybody whom we discover.
Like the surprisingly sensible little philoso-
pher that she is MISS Doro's happiness on
discovering a new specimen Of feminine
3uveniiity. right here in America is far
greater than any Joy that she could feel
from the achievement OF any stage triumph
for herself, however great
AS she delightfully."- presents her new
friend-her whom all keen-ninded Ameri-
can will soon recognise as the ultimate de-
Vslopment OF their finer selves-she ac-
companies the introduction with the mag
unanimous comment that Il Is a thousand
times better to find out another example
OF girl genius than 20 become one your
self-"because. don't you see you can be-
come only one at best. but you may bring
others to hight In numbers"
All the willis Miss Doro's friend stands By
as the third member OF the introduction
not a. yet talking, not even visible IL
form, but distinctly present, thanks 70 Miss
Doro's vivid description OF her.
"I call her the super girl She is 10 the
average American girl what Nietsche'i
super-man is TO the ordinary man. Hel
path through life Is straight through thu
road OF fullest expression that leads to thu
palace OF wisdom.
she gayly gives fun bent 20 ever
square inch OF her brain. realizing tina
youth is the period OF formation. She 70
fuses TO become groov, set or ngidl
conventional-knowing that blind SdheE
ence to convention ends either I'm one
sliced development or in utter stagnatior
She has a face stamped with tho happi
ness OF a child, sho has the sprightllnes
Of a beam 81 light the conversations
brlliancy OF . oosmOpollte. but she is a
inconsistent as life itself She Is silly; sh
Is serious; now she talks cheerfully, no'
gloomlly. sh9 expresses as many sides q
her nature as there are sides to life. tn
only thing that she never isis dull. sh
never tries 20 be consistent because SD
knows that only the dead are consistent.
can you name any living example q
the super Eirig' asked the interviewer.
YES Emeline TWimbly-or rather. Eme
line Twimbly Is her forerunner. kno'
many Emenne Twimblys right here
New York. They are not necessarily IN
girls who have been abroad. but the
possess a breadth, a range OF expression
they articulate themselves with a fulnes
freedom and variety that may come {
much travel. rubbing elbows with man
strange people-in short. multiplying one
nEest emotions with nf@"