The sun., 1910-06-09
SIZE HEARD ANGEL SAY $1,000
MSS DORIS CAMERON PER-
IECTLI SLRE OF TT.
she ASSISTS Nr. Prank Smltilson 10 sue ur
Irank RoblnssR Over q Venture IN
the queen - iAe Nouiln RouEs''
uisrharseds a Beg Year Partian. -

Irank RsblRssR over q Venture IN
THE queen - ihe Nsuiln RonEs''
discharged: q BeE GOaF Pardsn. "
n grrtletnan with detached interest
.r Fanatic art PROMISES a producing
-rr.arD~ an extra 81 .OOO in the event Of
liking a certain production a success
ami ru the end he does not pay that
a,r-. .lousand. nor the price Of rail.
.i .rket to Rochester and back tisl.
..r ..n tair value of an extra dA = work
-' managing ,slOOl 10 Il because
.-et matte production was not a success
OPP t.use the word Of an angel 10 not
.. .. ~, his lien on glory? This h an
.a.. sh.rh a jury in Part VII Of the City
,...' nad presented yesterday to is free
an. upreudiced mind
..f only vas this Weighty question the
r..t. fnr tgesting but tho twelve good
me-. rll Co witness the spectacle q a
r.t ghtelus anger aroused when she
.rtrltf.ng but the ruerCiless code Of the
l,u 40 hulwark of defence when a
.,n.y .asver asked Miss Doris Cameron
Mr.. Alice h Conrad " It we're not a fact
tratrr rbe middle Of last January she was
discharged from The Queen Of the Moulin
Rouge ,ompany the distressed woman
could only answer. i beg your pardon.
I 20, gned for entry on the record ~
no rrocccdinRs and. sotto vOoe for the
.ass II the twelve good men. We'll. the
sru ui q gun
frank Snithson was the producing
manager Who appeared a. plaintiff pray.
tns he court for a judgment of 81 .OOO
against Frank Robinson. angel That
The ,sit Frank Robinson had through a
mediator secured his services Ia October
.f last wear to prepare the production
q The Queen Of the Moulin Rouge was
The plant NJ the plaintiff Though he
rat already been engaged 10 produce
The Nswlyweds- in November Smith
s.r Gsi contracted with Mr. Robinson
q. r-.paro The Queen 81 the Moulin
Rouge for an opening on the second day
NJ November in tho city of Philadelphia
i1r q re1nmpense of 400.
While the production was in prepara-
urr Robinson. who was an enthusiast
t7 tho matter II putting elevating shows
on 'rs boards said q the plaintiff pro-
1u5s- that matter Of a few hundred
d1a-, was little = him and that u the
show was a success he would bestoW upon
Sr.t7-on an extra N.OOO. But In the
rrea7tne the show did not open on sched-
aa time. and az tho request of the en-
Oh .ast Smithson SAYS in his complaint.
o.. .rn-ented ~ continue his work at
bringing The Queen Of the Moulin Rouge
t-fp-r the tuneful first night orchestra
'Hr 'le space II an extra day Because
=. had suffered a penalty Of $3.50 for not
agrg hold II The Newlyweds- on
aluIe time SmithSon thought. and
sas. .ttsranCe D. his thought IN the
-'-a1oa " Robinson. that tl0O was just
t~i lair compensation tor that extra
,.sE, Iahor Moreover. he had been
ru.I r sacrifice a return ticket =
....' "-f q. valued ~ SIC. where he was q
arc gone O. pI~n vifH The Newlyweds
Nrsn hn was rallsd to the stand Pro-
r'- NmItl-un pld pf the gratuitlus
..ml-a II the eN,-a tlousand that t1e
a7rlal buttro-s nf t1e Queen company
f' made ln tNe pr'-TnCr q a witness, and
., t.e result OF many questions he gave
a. hiS opinion fHat the production F.
vrirh te had staged had indeed been a
cat success g. -aId ;lat hy the word .
- Ir.. - he meant % convey the thought
9 al o. had been a success both artis- .
2 ally aid financially Smithson was .
am under the rruzs-uueEtiuuiuE II
.. l-sOn' = LAWYER vino wished tle jury
,uow that SlUp for one day's work a. .
r- ucing manager was thing both fire .
srt ra-e
,.-, Doris Cameron. who was the only I,
"srher or eK-mcmber Of the Queen com .
Hary IN Justice McAvOy's court room /
al necn dangling her smelling salt. T.
..rr" against her rabbits foot and her I
a..lr, foot against her card case, all .
9 Hg IN proximity upOn cross bar .
aTt therefore, easily tintinnabulaTt. She .
H.rI through the heavy meshes % her
.. with a somewhat appealing glance .
5' '.- Jury a. she rose - take her seat IN .
--hnratiOn % Mr.. Smltls0n's tssti-
II was brief
vas with the COMPANY until the
r.f1ia n January" she said and one
llv EN~n We were rehearsing the play
f-tr was some time in October and no at
.gr. Hall saw Mr. Robinson and Mr.
rrfFsnn standing together and ! heard
.r Robinson say quite distinctly that
'ra -fow was a SUCCESS hs would give
N. -mth-on 81 90 extra
".. 'I~fa . aNNuTufN AIlFu " i've MIS-
cameron -sv that 10 far a. her obssrya-
..r aruad Robinson was the sole imam
"t. barker n the piece. but Justice Mo
's.y r'ud not allow her willing tongue
'. comply Then followed the insulting
.s-t1r already recorded and Miss
.~sT"r departure from the stand.
'.f..aId ~elwyn. a play broker. who
lH7 acted - agent between authors and
managers for The Queen Of the Moulin
y. - -sid that the piece cost t30.0o1
.n produce hut he couldn't say without
-a'srH"He f1 his record OF authors royal
.-- vra' her u had been successful or
. N- Bell. who kept the hooks OF
90 rmuanv was allowed n state that
' -..F sud such a week the net receipts
I'D ..eu Ei72SZ. or something else.
.u' ra ats not allowed 20 give his opinion
t- . No" success or failure that such
srn. rarre-ented The jury will have
bear 'He case through to-day.