The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1912-03-15

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to meet the folk of the mimic world good fellowship basis @
ulEe any other that know of in its members live in - ,I
d % owl" world apart from that in which of rs move
% nave our beng Between their and ours thero o
Ito be social gulf fixed We define it but we know If %
there think responsible for that guIf We @ 1T %
talists and sloppy ones at that as any matinee idol are Sen4
] n9n exceedingly with gus and worship and tbe
resent the aflGaly of it all Again credit them with code
OF morals or lack of we would not dare % m
I It I;t r legitimate profession How much wrong them do
% a i % we realize The sooner realize the TRUTH e. that tI
@ ana women VINO give us evening hours relaxation and
or happiness ambitions Iaudab as our own as G
% % we are mentally and morally jn folks the rest of as
we spoke about will disappear ""' gun
The above homIy is 'generaIzng, and 7 didn't o, 70 l.,
lHa when started to write this article meant to tell Won some
ours the home dedicated cause Of the workers Brot6
of t h % Were IN the true sense of the words for every
% e M PORE 9oe padp union card the union of profession
they were paid e% m @ G' TrTT 5ETm e 2ss Berlin Germany and
u d VINO nave to be bounded for monthly dues
s here We're bearing the stamps of locals thousands of miles
o tha knows no dividing geographical lines Twenty
6 sa T actors IN the ne United States carrying those today
"""erle"ly' IS growing by leaps and bounds.
And the benefits those bringing to their owners yon
Insncrs VINO imagine that mionsm only struggle for
measure might revise your opinion could you as did Some
% % stories OF real life concerning the work their
whole preached by one actress that NIGHT m she
related incident falling under her own observation fd f
ners was Just breaking into the profession purchased her
she was insued by local manage-one of the ne Of
legitimate prr The % yon w"fE a g be he M actress or aundre
missed her costumes and accused the of them for
spite lie grew indignant and furious The was brohearted
ana m qamdy what to do She had joined A. L. however
d @ h & lfhdS M ADVISED her to wire headquare She did
m before the day was over she received reply worry
we take care OF you The next morning she by an
manager in queso through with price her costumes
remoursed her for her lost and pie generally
he was at before again getting fresh Young actress sercey
grl IN the profession said the reater incident but can
has in
The lady paid high tribute to the union stage
employees the country for their In the old das
used to be awful for girls acts or girls in the chorus
eraion any protection It different now in the houses g & 8 'o are
and their comforts e are S aoa Ml" . nearly art ina ha3dsah friendly word
1t the little UNION card that makes the difference
One Of the actors old business He knew
% & lie m an S phases from an active experience of thirty
beginning and was at time Graphic
effort and compared them with today Rich with
the patos of the his talk And through it
all ran TINS refrain: Unionism did it,
Rose @ w TIE The onns Gs of five sn clever % % children at the
dren on the American vaudeville stage Some day kid will
That lad White Rat and a proud i @ nn@n
card as of anything in the world Do think boy oesn
hone as he said it Il think I'm the youngest White Rat in Amer
% Svs "en gen @ grow ba up I'm going to be big White Rat and I'm
by each other they want to get along right in this business
Just word about this Shannon troupe chidren You ap
pauded their clever work wondered versatility You
didn't the little gay-hared watching them
from the wings The mother who always is doing
that which mothers always do unheraded Trained 70
the stage from babhoOd they
watehu Every morning school time for the
studies of stage work but the studies boys girls take in our
public schools Wise and faithful mother During the evening in
the Labor Temple the little fellow throw arms around his
mothers neck and kiss her while hugged
her to HIM Yes there lust as
there single phase of modern life
watched that mother how terribly crev
unjust those straghtced beings thea
and all its works being of the evening
was privileged to talk for short while that jolly of
theatrical folk and emphasized the that
behind the ootghts audience were or
because of
face lit with approval only she could tell of
the privaon fengs sacrifice through her
children of the Mothers over
want to homage the wherever
denied the privileges of home resde keeping children
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