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The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
THE TELEPHONE VOICE.
Test of Gentility Barking. Shouting,
or just Talking.

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
test of whether gentility is thin
veneer or the solid substance is that Of
the telephone voice. Who has not heard
some one rush TO the telephone in a fine
temper and bark out Hello. What do
you want" only to modulate suddenly
into the soft and honeyed accents OF
amazing meekness upon learning who
Il is
Some people take advantage OF the
telephone to say rude things anony-
mously that they would never dare utter
face TO face. 1t IS so easy to shout bad
language into the little black cup of the
transmitter; the tiny colander holes at
the bottom seem to invite one to strain
ones voice This is especially true Of
heart-to-heart talks with .'Central'-
which, of course. is not pretty girl
with her hair in puffs. but an impersonal
switchboard dotted with plugs. So you
can use heated language till the wires
become incandescent, and nobody minds.
It is difficult art to project ones per-
sonality over the telephone-almost as
difficult as it is for the musician to put
himself into what he sings or plays and
make 1t get over the footlights. The
telephone deprives the voice Of the
speaker of characteristic infections and
nuances, and what was tenderly uttered
may sound harsh and grating and be
misconstrued.
To some who have infrequent occasion
to use the telephone it is a serious busi-
ness, and their manner betrays their
sense of the solemnity OF the perform
ance. They talk in measured and steady
phrases. and it seems 10 be something
of an ordeal. Others, wholly at their
ease, indulge in jocose and familiar lam
guage quite as though 1t were a tete-a-
tete conversation.
This leaves out Of consideration a large
class Of telephone users who seemingly
respect the telephone too much to ap-
proach 1t closely, and appear to think
they can throw their words at the In
strument from afar off, like pitching
quoits, and still be heard. These persons
are almost as exasperating as those who
direct their office boys TO summon you
to your end of the line and then keep
you awaiting their royal leisure. But
the etiquette of the telephone would de-
mand a separate chapter.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
NEW LOCAL THEATER.

Vaudeville House to BE Built In
Ninth Street BY October 4.
For the first time in years Washington
IL to have a theater built and controlled
by local capital. It will be known az
the New Imperial.
Work on the handsome structure.
which will be located on Ninth street,
between d and E streets northwest. will
be begun Friday and will be pushed to
completion before October l, when the
new vaudeville playhouse is to open it,
doors to the public.
The company. which has acquired the
valuable property. is composed Of w. N.
Wunner, president; H. B. Denham,
treasurer; r. X. Cook. secretary, and
W. s. Mexican. jr., manager.
The board of directors consists Of the
officers, F.. r. Chamberlain, Victor ].
Evans. F. H. Kramer. Simon Open
heimer. and Joseph T. sherier.
Counsel for the company Is A. Z. L.
Leokie. while Col. M. A. Winter is trus-
tee for the building committee.
w. s. Mexican, the manager. is a man
Of long and wide experience in the
theatrical business and whose able cos
operation with the company's architect,
c. w. Sommerville. has perfected beau
tiful set of plans, including many fea-
lures new TO theater furnishings. The
structure will be strictly fireproof, of
brick and steel. and modern in every
respect The stage will be of the latest
type with paneled-trap center. adaptable
to elaborate effects. The scenic equip
ment will be furnished from the COM
pany's special designs and will be a
departure from the usual stock scenery.
On the main floor the plans call for
four elevated boxes. the orchestra and
orchestra circle. The balcony will be
SO arranged that every seat commands a
full view of the stage. while in front
will be circle of fnQrteen mezzanine
boxes. The policy Of the management
will be popular prices. and the offerings
will bid for the patronage of women and
children.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07

In event of rain. the performances
will be given in the NEW AUDITO-
RUM Just completed In the new addi-
ton to Bristol SchOOl-the first 800
ticket purchasers being assured Of res
ervatfOas.
Tickets, -. 75c. and SOC. selling mt T.
Arthur Smiths, 1927 f St, in Sanders
Il Stayman's.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07

betrayed" "desprite" struggle, and
props OF a quarter of a century ago
are being sQlemnly brought forth and
paraded before erudite New York in the
nightly performance of William A.
Brady's gigantic revival OF George r.
Sims famous melodrama, The Lights %
London" at the Lyric That Is, they are
being paraded at the present writing.
though II would not require sooth-
sayer to predict that the parade will soon
be stopped by that monitor Of the drama.
who polices Broadway theatrical circles
In the garb of public approval. Whether
it is the fault of a sophisticated audience,
or a dearth of the good old-fashioned
actors and actresses-ancient melodrama
has come into the category described
by that astute gentleman Of the prize
ring, who exclaimed, They never come
back
1t is safe to say that there is scarcely
a citizen of New York, or elsewhere for
that matter, who has passed the age OF
adolescence and been admitted to the
ranks of manhood. who is not
familiar with The Lights O. Lon
DON who has not wept at its
pathos and laughed at its comedy,
hissed the villain and applauded the
hero-yet, when the aforesaid Gigantic
revival first made its appearance at
the Lyric the old lines seemed to have
lost their potency, the tragedy its quail
ity. and the pathos its sadness. To be
sure, the audience, from gallery to Or
chestra, valiautly applauded-but their
manner indicated that it was more be-
cause they wanted to get their moneys S
in finn fINar ha
''gCt across with their lines.
The melodrama's first night was a
chapter of accidents. Mr.. Brady, intent
upon placing the props" with the eff
feet for which he is famous. worked
like Trojan behind the scenes, only
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07

to have his efforts frustrated by a piece
OF falling scenery that put him out OF
the running early in the performance.
The next victim of "crool fate" was
Jim, the property horse, whose patient
dome was sOrely dented by another bit
Of property" Jim. however, in place
OF going peacefully to sleep. like his
master. resented the blow and kicked
up his heels with such effect that he
bade fair to put London Bridge, which
was resting near him. out of business.
After this, decentralization reigned be-
hind the scenes. The curtain played
sad tricks. descending at odd times
upon the heads of natty squad OF
stage cops" just leaving the prop"
station house and the neat property
bar in the barrOOm scene. with an ef-
feet that delighted the audience. all too
ready to turn the melodrama into farce.
AS for the play itself. the old thrill
cr" failed to thrill. Instead the audi
ence was amused.
All evening the archaic. stilted lines
provoked the risibles, but in the last
act. when the villain gasped:
Then she has betrayed meh" the
audience began TO roar and boo" in
London style. moment later the So
licitor jumped upon the scene, exclaim-
ing:
II have the sQuire's win in my posses
sion,' and that was the signal for another
outburst of laughter.
Undoubtedly some of the fault lay with
the inOpportune idosyncracies OF the
scene shifters. but ii is equally certain
that a greater fault lay with the actors
Mr.. William Courtenay, as the hero, was
lacking in heroism and Mr.. Richman, as
the william, was unconvincing. True. Mr.
Richman smoked cigars through a false
mustache. but no one could think the
worse Of him for that. The beautiful
Miss Keane, as Bess Marks. was unhap-
pily cast, and Miss Leonora Harris i'm
ported no thrills to her acting of Hetty.
Mr.. Holbrook Blinn, as Preens, the
preacher alone rose above mediocrity and
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07

sent the shivefs Of true melodramatic
pleasure up and down the spines Of his
hearers.
Mr.. Brady gave tho play an elaborate
production. The scenes at ArmitaEe Hall.
on the road to London, and on the bridge
were as beautiful as could be desired.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
Pm. HisA.r criticisn.

From the centerville uowsI Citizen.
Mr.. Bamford's voice reminds one Of the
tinkle Of candied violets dropped upon
the strings Of Q golden harp.
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