The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30

had ali been pas, cd and was on "a way 10
the train madam" pIpI-ly than ss'i God
During the dIN"r-ICn created by thu news
Mr.. tonnoT SAID that al sdnIr"r Ut
MN. B-rnharit who had ne ,.r met hor
had made tor her IL "A pr"S''t "a beautiful
,ullarctt" ut diamonds and I"Irl- hE"
inches deep In" donor Il, auroun, o. !
hy MIR Common a. Frederick BrunswIck
MN. BeruniTit luuK~ = tr,n'' IuInd"r
90 iaC' and figure than she 10 I iiv" years
age. "It when q question IA fhi- d"ir.'"
SUBJECT was pat To- th" Ic'r"-s suC shook
her h- al vigorously
have not gained one pound ~" -aId.
Nneu | came over her" the last iln" ~"
had had a tsgrib'p voyage and had mad
a very ia'lgu'nI tour ~ south Nm"rt -
MN. b.rnhnrJt took very kIndlv
some compliments "a her appearance.
ana III" interviewer felt privIlrg'-d 20
ask her how sh" KEEP looking =" vputhful
! don know myself. she r. p.rct with
laugh :" many women asA M" ~"
secret Ah a. It one would tell ~" .ecr"'
&c her looks Bur hen he r. - no secret.
HNCepi that ! work al! the fl'n". Wy
tctIyitv max - IN" tC'i vu.ug and tn"n
| am cheerful haN" worked hard al
my ne.
OF COURSE Their" are fhn." who insist
yp,N believing I nav" discovered -or"
-prt ut oIIAir. and - - very funny My.
t.r..N nia came q" m" md b" -t.d
Tr,p0-I'lpn. JUS permit me. inldIm".
O." SAID. 80 say ri "u" water that you
u-., u and have used ~ Tor y"aI- ana
that II ha- benefited your complexion
IN fact that ~ i the s"-rrt propagation
YOU hav" used Tor y"Ir-. lh"n J maA"
You a fortune
I say - him madame went IN IN
Eng I-h There - the door &C. ird
~" went DO Won think that II Il woman
had "A s"Crc, for beauty sh" would >'iI -
Nadine was nov wearing = h"bul"
skirt. and she would not vnIch~d'" an
opinion upon that va gary ot fashion
Pony what do | care tor fashion sh''
-1ld i don't like 10 -" bound &C. 20
what wear 10y m. dictates Of somebody
elise NJ" | prefer =" cr"I'" NV own
co.'Vm'.~
DO you AnoS said madame after a
moment reflect t1n u - thIr' y-uF"
yaar- sine" ! cam" here m" first tune
! 80 -ha went on reading doIh' IN h"
tnfervIewsr's ewes that - true Ana
The remarkable thing - thai | hay" been
coming - America every hVe wears "N"r
since This IN my eighth tour over here
This has ~, been by any design On my
narf bu' purely by accident Vow ] q"
no: ike TO compare audionces ] ENJOY
audiences m America II l. easier 10
play over here than u was when ! cam"
here the first time Then nobody ~ppk"
French ~ seemed 80 understand y. Nov
everybody -,-.-rnS 10 under~' and IN.
diffiGIl - play before an audience that
doc not und.r-t and what Won LAY. "u
must make your appeal entirely by your
eHpre-~ion and ny your a"tIng. unaided
nv your voice eNcepT for tho manner Ot
using II For that reason " - always
easier 10 play In ones native country
{ut one thing over here about my aufi-
oncc- IL that women are IN the majority
Women are apt 10 he NOR" -vmpa' h"'Ic
= han men
1t ~ curious how one - called IN DIFF
fsrent countries. -ald madame In answer
80 q question n homo ! am simply
Sarah In America | am Bernhard
In London I am Sarah Bernhardi
Bv this time h. room had begun 20
an and Madame became oven more AM
mattel Some one int reduced IN" sub.
rect 81 halloonIng and madame recalled
hat she had made one s@c"nTlon II
was ~ $50 she "a ID. during m" expo
-ition | went up from the Place Dc Ia
, Dncprde and landed AZ F"rucr"- What
were 'ha -en-arIOnSs We'll. "" shot mp
- guickly that befOr" knew u "" verc
high ~ the air I hardly remember
-ho,IId ike . max" yoyag" IN dirigible
Thrt would he wonderful sailing about
like a bird.
role. that she would present ~ America.
An 81 which have been played IN ParI-.
accept Madame Y and anew play Nv
an American. John " -" Kay. who - /
better known A. pr"-ident 81 the lat"
Mexican Packing Company than a.
IN T. called -Judn- Nr. De-
X ay according TO madame. wrote ih" play
~ English had ~ translated into French
and brought u 10 her ~h" wa. impressed
by y
here she said are I,@l BounOn-, la
peHa Norma Wanna. Ia Bois Sacr".
Rofnsne. pue- new J"ann" dArC.
and then ! shall play LAiglon, Tor III"
first time IN ten year- her" ~ Cour~"
/ ha,e played these IN Paris No. mover
'nlI which 81 my roles ! Lis" t'e-i But u
~" new plays. Jelnn" d,Arc' - -up"rh.
4 very strong play " has simplicity
but there j. ia II grand brutality Maud" .
dam. has PLAYED les Bounons' over
her. la Beta - All Italian play hy
Bcn"lli and Rich"pin was played
!, wa highly successful II - an "Siraor-
tinaTy play q drama 81 v"ngeano". "
.!aing i"rrIbl" things WIN pleasant
mil'
in English but I did enjoy playing at
no coliseum n was not exactly lIk- .
PLAYING n vaudeville. for Gullbcri aud
ne Ru--ian symphony Orchestra yer"
IN tn. bill. and N" pri"'-- were higher
inan usual hAv" rhr"c leading men
viii me. VI Isllingen. who. like nv -''li.
rDns- ~ "a Dutch family. VI Alh"rt u"
Concur and VI Nottourg
How many NAL" rOl'.- are m my r"Isr-
.1ir.J Well bets So" I'iiglOp. BuHOn,
tInJnb'. Ja,ids. BrTt and kOman"-qu"s
Why q" I iik" male parts' But GER .
andy ! EaS" played mai" roi"- tor
Dpg tIm" GENERALLY y man thinks NOR" p
han - WOMAN For N" latter Their" ~" .
rec subjects. aud hire" alDu". no matter
Ipv many variants Oh" may tn"1ti0n
! u'v are owe. ms'"ru'y Eui -prraw
VI ~ " ,tr"I hnoS Zoe FIR. % lir- pr'I'T-