The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-05-09
Margaret Anglin
WEEDS Howard Hull
AT The Cathedral
Noted Actress Marries Mag
azine Writer and They Set
Sail for European Honey
moon, Today.

New York, May 9-Margaret Anglin,
the actress, and Howard Hull were
married last evening in ST. Patrick s
Cathedral. They got their marriage
license at City Hall yesterday after
noon, and their wedding plans seem to
have been known to only a few of
their most intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull sailed this morn
ing on the Kronprinz Wilhelm for a
honeymoon abroad.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father Gleeson. assisted by the
Rev. Dr. Sinnott. After 1t Mr.. and
Mrs. Hull had a quiet supper in the
home of the brides mother in West
Fifty-eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull met for the first
time last summer. Mr.. Hull is a mag
azine writer on the staff of Every
body's. and went to California with
George Riddle of Harvard to assist in
the production of 1.-THE Antigone",
which Miss Anglin gave at the Uni
versity of California at Berkeley.
The trip abroad, so far as Miss Ang-
lin was concerned. was assured some
weeks ago, for she announced her plan
then of taking her first vacation in
two years, in trip to the Austrian
Tyrol. At that time Miss Anglin did
not permit it to become known that
she expected to make the postponed
vacation trip as bride.
Miss Anglin has been playing in
Green Stockings, comedy by "A. e;
w. Mason and George Fleming. and
closed her season last Saturday IN
.Wi'kesbarre, Penn. It was then that
she announced her plans for her sum-
ner vaca ton
Miss Anglin expected to remain
abroad until George c. Tyler's return
from Algeria. when she planne1 to
meet him in Paris and talk over plans
for next season. How much this pro-
gram may be disarraagel by Miss
Arg'in's marriage is not known.
Margaret Anglin belongs to a dis
tjrgu'shed Cana dian family. Her IA
ther was Speaker Of the Ottawa HoEsc
Of Commons at the time Of her birth,
35 years ago. She came to New York
successful on the stage. She was
chosen from Nelson Wheatcroft's
school by Charles Frohman to play
Madeline West In Shenandoah" at the
Academy of Music, where she made
her first professional appearance in
1894
Two years later, after a season on
the road she was with James O'Neill
in such roles as Ophelia in Hamlet,
Virginia in .'Virginius", Julie in
"Richelieu'', and Mercedes in Monte
Cristo''. In 1897 she organized a COM
pany and played Rosalind in LAS You
Like IT, through lower Canada.
AS Roxane in Richard Mansfield's
production of "Cyrano de Bergerac"
in 1898 Miss Anglin became recognized
as one of the foremost emotional act
resses of the day. She won further
laurels when she became leading 'wo-
man for Chares Frohman's Empire
Stock Company She played the lead
ing roles in Mrs. Danes Defense,
1.-THE Liars, Lord and Lady Algy'',
seasons she played in San Francisco
with Henry MiIler's stock company.
During the season of 1905-06 Miss Ang-
lin was starred under the mana cement
of the Shuberts in a dramatiZation of
Wilkie Collins "The New Magdalen'',
called -'Zira"
In the fall of 1906 she co-starred
with Henry Miller in William Vaughn
Moodys 1.-THE Great Divide, which
opened at the Princess Theatre, New
York. on Oct. g. The play ran through
the seasons OF 1906-7-8. She made a
tremendous success in this part, as she
also did in "The Awakening Of Helena
Ritchie.''
Miss Anglin again went West, and
in July, 1910, appeared before 10000
persons in "Antigone" at the Greek
Theatre of the University of Califor-
mia at Berkeley.
In September, 1910, George c. Tyler
for Liebler & Co., suggested to Miss
Anglin that her real fort was comedy
rather than emotion, and arranged a
comedy part for her in a play called
1.-THE Backsliders'', when she was
taken i'll last November in Chicago.
She suffered from an affliction of the
throat, and at one time it was feared
that the operation might result in her
losing her voice.
Mr.. Hull was connected with the
stage for some time, but gave it up
permanently a year ago to take up
literary work