The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-18

not admitted to her presence on one Of
ner previous visits. because she had
not been notified 0f HIS arrival. declared
war upon her. Eventually be met her
and was conquered. Vow ue asserts
in print he loves her. Answer. charm.
4 kuickerbocker beau. BEING puzzled
HIS friends TO inscribe I'm q book ne pre-
pared Tor that wise purpose. definitions
~ IT, one OF those friends. bearing
the scars OF the exercise or many
charms. made brief answer: Charm Is
It wouldn't be quite true nor fair to
make that summary Of the personal
power or Bernhardt. When We come
within the circle or the might OF it We
are conscious that Il flashes from eyes
bright and clear and happy as a
lips that smile always. We know that
she communicates a compelling sense
OF the JOY or life We ask ourselves
whether the secret Of charm is "a pro-
found capacity for enjoyment. an cpl
curean sense OF the pleasures. great or
little. or life. We know that she seems
60 utter By each act OF hers HuXley.s
hands az the fire OF life" At anytrate
we learn from Bernhardt. as from no
other. that to possess charm Is to con-
quer.
The consideration OF charm leads us
20 May Irwin. and the conclusion that
Miss Irwin wouldn't be so flufnly and
and never forgotten the art 81 play.
Since the two appearances daily days
at Tony PASTOR 81. when she was dra-
matlcally not brought up. out Topsy-
like just ErOwcd" on the old Four
teeuth street playhouse stage. and the
late manager insisted upon out one re-
port from her. that she had counted at
least twenty-five squirrels iu the park
that morning. Americas funniest WON
an has consistently played with the
Thousand Islands. first tenting there
then rearing an old-fashioned farm
house. then "a Castle-like home on her
own siNteen-acrc island. played with
skillet and cakcpans and cEEbeater un-
az she evolved into ono Of the best
cooks in the United States, played lat
tcrly with chickens.
Concerning the chickens. T fragrant
ly reveal "a secret The one canNer
worm OF jealousy I'm her soul Is for
GeorEie Caine. Apparently the act
reSscs are the Warmest friends. Really
the dreams Of each are disturbed by
fears OF the other. This because last
year they met at Scotch HIS and sew
orally purchased a pair Of black or
ping chickens. The chickens multi
uiicd on Irwin island. They also multi
piled at Miss Gaines farm on Long
island. The progeny OF the original
pairs have been asN carefully fed and
groomed and manicurcd, their bills
have been as pridefully and cOnscien-
tiously polished. In the poultry king
dom on the north Of New York as on
the southern border. Both broods will
be exhibited at the chicken show at
the Madison Square Garden in the new
year.
II you meet Miss Irwin with an un-
usual frown on her smooth brow she
will tell you that she is not worrying
lest she viii forget somebody on
Christmas, but because George Calne
IS the only exhibitor OF chickens OF
whom she is really afraid.
=
II have never seen French maid so
well played In this country" re-
marked the hardened theatreEoer. We
searched the long program OF Two
Women and all said All" for after the
Celeste. Jeannine's maid" appeared
Madame Andrce Cordav''
We didn't find in the program, a name
that gave account FOR one. the most
pcrsistcntiy haunting bits Of Mrs Les
lie Carriers new. and Florence Roberts
former play IL Is a sketch OF a new
dancer IN the ballet. a baby-faced girl
in a gown Of white. who goes to the
Bal Tabarin for the first time and who