The evening world., 1912-04-05

" III udUkt VI tlt NetOW peru.
The following communication
tries 10 explain itself:
Tear SIR.
II am sending you nice story written
BY my self. Would you use there I an
inclostd with letter. IL you publick this
for me that will help me rioll Tote why
because 1 wants get big Reputation
name then after I snail be star actor.
don't you like to see I Zoe big actor.
Please try to be good friend myine.
DANIEL GOLD.
May be you show me all last year at
Cohans Theatre. Piayd Jap. Part. but
! am a Corean actor. / am a my own
press agent"
Here's the mice story
Mr.. Daniel Gold, a Corean actor.
comes from capital city in Corea, called
Seoul, only a lone entered 1904, United
states. his wonderful chap and swiftly
oey. he talks corelctly spick English
language sweetest gentleman, for his
Genius acting artistic laugh on the
stage worth Millions Dollars for his each
laugh. Nobody can't bye Of his laugh.
bat Danie his not enjoy because his
sweetheart In San francisco cal. one
beauty Jap. girl her name Miss Yucama.
and other girl shes Rich and beauty
chAnese nam Miss L. Woo Sen. DAME
he liked get marry Rigth Way. either
one. both told to Mr.. Gold you have to
van foul years more. Then Danie hes
made Runaway from two girls. hearts
gutting brock. Send to Chaneso letters
but Mr.. Daniel can Read his W Ian
guage better. Mr.. Gold. send them Ding
Ash letter but they don't understand
Bngiish. Such hard time each other.
Daniel Gold, lately with Yankee dandy
George n. Cohans comedy thirteen
0euths on Broadwa- success. Get Rich
Quick wallingford. Daniel Gold. next
soason With VIM. A. Bready. Bought
md Paid for. to Chicago"
Judging from his two simultaneous ro-
nances. 'Danie'' is quite right in call
Ing himself a swiftly boy"
IN Q lucid moment after his brain
fagging work In Little Boy Blue"
. Otis Harlan put his foot on the rail-
and remarked:
New York's theatrical future 10 such
Q delight that II Is absolute. I have
been here for a number Of seasons and
nobody has ever accused me OF walking
tiAC y WHOOp kCtdilufI. IloWONtls no q
was saying. there Is no city In the
United States more farther and x
nogg wherever bin as any one with half
m eye can plainly see. Now. I don't mean
70 say that Pleasure Bay cannot jolly
me a little. ~ had the measles. but
as I was about to say that I do be-
licve tina In all the East. well yes.
the weather has been very III. AS I
Indicated at the beginning. when ! hear
Q mai say that the theatrical situation
will never pale pillage l have TO laugh
, at the eternity of 1t all. To-day I feel
! like where you are going, and ] quite
agree with you the primary laws are
al. wrong. That Is all l have to say
about the matter. bat I think II eN-
plains my ideas plainly enough for any
one to see through the dum dun spa.
Remember l am not talking for pub
lication. SO 60 ahead and publish It."
YWYHEN Miss Jean Cadet. the thor
w oughsy original Susie Simpson
W OF ''Bunty Pulls the Strings
gets back to New York she will have
an opportunity to show her versatility
in the role OF a French maid. She
has been engaged to play this part In
Half a Husband" a new comedy Sc
cured by the Liebler Company for John
Barrymore.
MEMBER OF the Chorus" writes
IA Holy week. or half-salar,
week as II Is known by people
In StaSeland. IL here. and I believe yor
would do AZ act OF justice to mention
that there 10 one manager. H. b.. Harris
OF The Quaker Girl Company. who pays
full salaries during Holy Week and
XmAs week.
III you knew how hard those half
salary weeks are on the chorus people