Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
Bv Shirley OIynp iuS

She did not have to wake She was not feasng did not have
She working-and waing-ready to welcome Inc
great guest
She took Opportunity by the such firm grasp that
he understood he mistake bidding her to higher
better things that Miss Ranbeau as lead
ing woman Burbank heater She will make her bow today
in role o her liking Merely Mary Ann
Today belongs youth the heater well in the market
place No longer do hairs mean worth NO longer 90 PINK
cheeks and bushes rewards of talent hearing
Miss Rambeaus triumph she make will be the triumph OF
youth over tradition young barely twenty summers and
winters to be embazoned on the roll Oh
greatness,
It is ever to youth that opportunity makes advances for
pounity knows youth all its enthusiasm will do most to de-
serve fortune favor should youth understand and heed the IN
vitation. ; She
In Miss Rambcau her years do not nexpeence one
m been trained in the school of necessity and sea
some better She has wept Camille she has denounced inc
betrayed many meodramas and she has ravd as % &
hardt but she has aand that means experience ~
Like many greatest players OF today stage MISS N e
h hos served her a6prenccshp with the transformers she
has paved amid the snowfeds OF Alaska ana uie %
will come to her today will become the youngest Leading
woman of stock IN the Onted ota'eS' l
Is al % a manv persons speak with deson of the "barnstom
ers" but their ranks great stars have been reculu
those companies much characterizaon L m bd lines Bu
Stage pictures painted with WIDE brushes III Do rre
The former portrays humanity in all its crud the latter art w
ING art will though fine pattern were usq.
Miss learned how to the broad brush loudy
shall whether she wields the carlel-la" WIFI P
1t requires attempt what c A. Quntard will lid do W5 Whin
er with new company But since Fortune smiles on Co
age Mr. Ouintad will his He has venured
money. Heb gathered together capable eopa5i % @ %
cessful leading and an artistic stage
1t has cost Quinad something $4,000 to rent and
the Walker theaer He has made one ] OF tne ]
in heae added One OF them tea ROOM where the
refreshing beverage will be served free each afternoon
Miss Ioense Nielsen whom the thear has been named
leading Of the new % @ be He een 1 m ha aR
class plays of many 1t is quite probable literary matinees
which dramas by bsen and others will be presented Will De al
Miss Nielsen is wsp OF with astounding intellect
her career as chorus girl She played stock right here
in Los Angeles with the Frawley company and has been on the road
make lasting impression with the Los Angeles public for she has
talent and worthy of
Let's hope Mr. Ouintards future will not prove
falseI
Is it cappng hands the feel of paint and
glare of the calcium lights which, once known ever exeFS Its
Is it the egosm which says played upon the harp Of
and it instrument mine to play through LIE
Is it Vaultng ambition ever mounting 70 selei re , @
knowing satisfaction and contenment which draws the player
be the influence those who have known the stage
restless when they leave They all go back to the old e to the
realm of former umphs Few exceptions to this statement are
Those who leave the stage paths make the call
ing they again actually tread the boards they
keep closely touch things theatrical that the life
but secondary considerations They live in the heaer but they
dwell elsewhere They think of the old life while they exist in
All of which leads up to the statement
ley will become leading the Beasco theaer week
Manager Bacwood fortunate being able make the
for Miss Oakley capable and favore
Los Angeles, but
Just few months ago Miss Oakley married It was,
told love match Her husband any way identified
the eater When she she playing with Ye Lib
\ erty company Oakland
Though definite announcement was made the
generally understood Miss Oakley would retire stage
lead peaceful domestic existence in Pasadena other city,
Pasadena being the home of here rs"people-in-law'
She did retire from the Oakland company appeared
anywhere the stage since that time Now she is going back
the old life
When she retired the stage lost clever When she
returns society will lose delightful charming
Some Miss Oakley is ambitious Be may coming
back to delight the public
One wonders why?
1t will be in George Boadhursts "Te Garden Miss
Oakley Will make her debut the Beasco heater But
opportunity for fame will not be hers That will Lewis Stone
By reading between the lines of Jay Barnes press
readily see that it somebody's intention
Broadway wnker the play The Somebody" is
than William A. Brady