Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-09

.morqau - is nestled in be-
 tho mountains and tucked Ill.
 = eide the mountains are GOV
 with trees, farms, flowers etc.
 e opposite side of the village
 o,ntains rise tall and bleak and
 n the highest peak is a cross
 hv the villagers. A number
 ,ntain streams run through the
 bs and the beautiful little Am
 river, spanned by picturesque
 flows through it also. The
 and homes are plastered out
 nd in, with balconies and flow
 ses, painting and frescoes de-
 hg the exterior; flowers in the
 yards, winding, narrow we'll
 streets, no fences, few side
 
 show windows are full of
 crucifixes and odd little fig bostcards, souvenir spoons, pic-
 of the Passion Play and the lnt characters. Everywhere are kxes. shrines, monasteries;
 the mountain trail, in the field
 sides of trees, on the tomb turesque. Costumes of Natives. people, especially the men
 very picturesque costumes
 felt hats, with feathers in hck, gay colored coats, embroi-
 suspenIers, short trunklike N hose with neither feet nor
 shoes, long, heavy hair to 6oulders. All have pleasant, Rted faces and speak genially ery one they meet. Some of komen are as picturesque as len, but their dress is not "uni- Fly the same.'
 stayed with Mary Magdalene. !. Gray expressed it, we had ex- to sleep in a manager. We ht that we should be thankful had straw mattress under us shelter overhead. Instead, d every luxury. The house was red and frescoed borders were bed room. Everything was as md tasty as could be. The beds comfortable, the bed linen was md one felt as comfortable as lid in his own home or in any gan hotel.
 lat Actress as a Waitress. y (Maria Mayer is her real ], IS a beautiful girl of twenty rosy cheeks, clear features and ndld suit of hair which she Tn low coil on her neck. She fascinating smile and a genial r. And to think this world
 character served us at table. ty, simplicity and fame--what combination. She came home n the morning and afternoon nances and got dinner for us. IS servant, but she attended managing of affairs and assist serving.
 met Judas and talked to him ok his picture.
 Theater Seats 4,5OO People. 'neater is a large, we'll built g. With comfortable chairs and d excellent seats. There is ae floor and it seats 4,5oo, so ow IL IS large. In front of the $ an open court and back of 's stage and scenery, flanked
 house on one side and Annas on the other, with two
 Before every act a tableaux otus Were given from the Old eat prophetical of the follow !. m the New Testament. Thus. onrlst & irving his own cross : ,aoieaux of Isaac carrying . oa for the sacrifice of himself 'ote the crucifixion was Moses ~, ap 'iie serpent in the wilder The tableaux were wonderful. sa'laren .',, holding their poses 'ioie' Every scene was com- aa .. perfect and one could not ming lasting impression and oa' :, makes the whole story a sa' more real and more natur- II reasonable to me. It was not ; $ or narrowing, as I expect i, a, De' put was pathetic. Even |. Wept .a two or three times. nost Touching Scenes.
 " a lovely walk out from '. ee between 8 and 10 o'clock s4 evening. Talk about falling no,o lo' being like falling into , lt.,, ,on If there were any one fall in love with one would u1