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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
POOL ROOM GRANTED
LICENSE BY COUNCIL

made imperative owing TO the fact
mat the fiscal year ends June 80.
while council is not empowered 20
make the appropriations for the com.
Ing year until In August.
The ordinance of the Pan Handle
Traction Company 20 widen and i'm.
prove Main street near Ionathan's
ravine. vas favorably reported and
carried
The application ~ property owners
living on Allcy %. between Alley %
and TWcnty-fourth street. for pavin.
the alley under the assessmen, plan.
0as fayorably reported by the streets
alleys and Grades committee anI the
application was referred 10 the ord.
nance committee
Favorable action was taken on the
communication OF the board OF con.
troll Tor pay menfs on various bills 10
ne amount Of S1.23I.32 10 be- mado
from the 1908 bond issue fund and
mo purchase ~ a new generator from
The Davis Machine Company.
tn" ordinance providing Tor tho
paving aud improving OF Florida
street, between South Penn and
sou p Front streets, passed.
Ordinances establishing grades on
North Er . and Cromwell streets were
passed. Plans Tor proposed improve
mnr's 20 virginia street between
south Front and South Huron. were
ordered hied Ia the Office OF the board
N control. both branches c0ncurrinr
Other petitions 10 establish grades
on Wilson street between Twenty.
fourth and Twonry-dfth and on Flo-
rida avenue and Elm street we're "a
vorab'y reported and theo rdinanc..
enacted. The harlow ordinance Iosf
pntiiian Tor the paving Of south
lork from Ohio street 10 Orrbard A.
Icy was referred CO. the ordinance
committee. a. uas tie J. T.. Hawlsy
petition asking permission 10 place
Transparent pavcmcnts before bis
property no 1921, lO23. 1925 and
1927 Main street
ordinances wore passed granting
permission to place rtcrtric signs tr
~ " and - S NsLure Tor a a.
Thomas at 1910 Market street
Louis Bertschy. l122.i1Zt Main
s'root.fN Belle Mend~ Tor Sol witt
ll-n Main street. and V 81 and 4
y. Brown - Davis. Hurkham A. Is
Ter company. Market street
Tho municipal rms proposition
came 49, f/r discus in Tho FIrs.
branch The Eirhfh wardars bs,
raised enough money fl hold an efsr
iinn Iu order to ascertain popular
sentiment .u regard f0 The ufoposI
ZION to allow tha Natural Gas com
/ phny to continue Furnishing fher
proigt' Tor iIum gaIng purposes. bIr
la motion tD authorize fho election Ios.
BY iur close vote of O. tD o.. Petit
cord. Nole Miller. NcGmu. Coma,
and lsdmau vufti f1r fhe resolution
AMI llahersUrk. VoeUnFrr. Ritter
boas.'f. MrCovau. seller. Grosaf
and Rocket voted against Tho re-
Fulf viii te that fhe WhceIng Nafu
raj Gas company must immediateI,
re1se tIrrIFhInE Faa t1 Wheeling cue
fomorr Tor purposes of illumination
Afier ad.uurnmen' had been tsk.r
b D. both branches a brief session of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
SANG TAILS WILL SCORE FOR
THE WORD ANOTHER YEAR.
Camden fancy Made Address In ga.
Vor % the Pool Room-Other I'm
pertain Council Matters.

Al the special meeting Of council
held last night a motion 10 refuse H.
cense 20 the Wheeling Turf Exchange
tor another year was turned down iu
both branches. Co., the Firs' by a vote
ot 10 20 &. AMI in the Second by a
vote OF - 10 ..
Attorney Allison and John Wallace.
I ths latter secretary Of the Municipal
/ Improvement League. appeared before
I both branches. expressing protest
ON the Part OF the league against The
gaming % The license. bur without
result Attorney Allison appealed 20
'Fc Second branch 90 revoke the o.
on-e or the ground thar the pool
room wa- leading scores 81 Wheeling
t'uug men into Maynard paths. We
ak mos. earnestly thar this curse be
abolished. he said. no matter nos
much the city gets out OF o. This
! ..nt 20 money question. Tho ruina.
'.Iu NJ our young men ls far more
Important fO us ihtu The $4,000 o.
feuze fea
Camden Tauev ans the only coun.
I c.uau fp reply Nr fancy stated
/ hat Es believed the reyoking ~ The
l.rnr.' would ha without result. aa
. baud. book operations would De- car
rod ON az they were during the poll
&C. fever .IcEa which Wheeling under
4 won't seven years aEo. The motion to
rrfl.n fIn license was made by Chas
b lI -.atrZlf. seconded hy % g
I Sands Tho vote IN me Second branch
STOOD Ayes Blum Braddock. Rid
d.. Sands. SaabrrHt and President
. Alexander N0e7 Crimson Becker
b Iar'n Campbell keiifzI1g Nari0u
MrCgrdv norman. Riddle. fancy
I ]aaa and Wyse
q ln the Flrst branch tho vote stood
as follows Ayes CroRau. Beckett
} NoErdil and N0lto. N0aa Uahcr
/ stick TOelingrr. Miller. Hearlev
Ritter Redmpa. Petticord. Seller. Nc
+ Couan. Conrad
Tho rlg license ordinanca. Of
. which tho pool room question was a
I part passed both branches with 0niy
B "a fau minor changes over last year
Tho rrpeal ~ the market auditor
ITu Investigation resolution. follow
ing The settlement recently achieved
hr The harmony committee. vas an
rDuu'ri and motion that fhe .n
sref.F nfon be uithdraun Was passed
The report 81 The finance commit
. TOO hr0uHhf ~ discussion as 90 DO
= legality OF thr fees collected o. ths
'fF auditor blf as tho system in us,
.s authorized hy 'he state law. mo
.lu .1 a''1F The continuance ~ M
l-'r'rf IrU.aIur" carried
Tho fund balances we're Eiven al
ft'..It md ne appropriation balance
Hf ttilsl o.
A. f"rDmmonfation that tho supple
mru'arv appropriation necessary n
/ conduct The affairs ~ Tho CITY durin.
/ To months NJ July and Ausutt from
fFn flrfa U' laF' Years aupropria
/ lions was passed Tho action val
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

d. Elliott secretary prank " Klein.
Thomas D. kInfrIhefFcr nnd two other
urHr rrH ~ f.e WHrwnnf buarf - trade
IIf f.frn not being quorum present
fNr weefIrr vas declared off until nest
month There fae practically been rI
rIsff.rn ~ The board This year rot
within Ee1r Ha fHe story carried BOZ
fre Ner'afrl yesterday morning saving
fHaf fHr MurTUuf CORES unnfrrf had Hp
af.I-.l. a session wHa re.u uIfH exact. 81
quorum present tu January 90. Hut
There wHH not fU."r done .ImuIf-
Poo from Gre Mfr.I|UE NrwDIer Works.
N Hrwu..fa newest industry. waa urear p
I'd. ..ufIr H.fH fNs boosted relative fn ere o.
plant SMILE rarrraf other Important
awffrra we're f1 Dol taken up. bad there
bee DE- meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
ROUGH RIDER WILL NOT
GET WEST VIRGINIA NOW

Virginia will be regular. that will
pretty near Kill the coloncrs boiling
party. The Rough Rider depended
largely ON the Mountain State at Chi
cago when he talked bolt. But = G.
smith. Harry shaw. sam Il. Mont
gomery and the delegates from the
Fifth district would not have left the
Coliseum II such movement had
been tried. when the Mountain State
wavered IL had a tendency to kin the
attempt To hold the rump convention
In another hall
over AT Baltimore the Democrats
ar" having a much warmer fight
right now than the Republicans had
AZ Chicago. The steam roller yester-
day afternoon Joited william Jennings
pretty hard. and the Nebraska leader
was put down for the count by Parker.
nt New York. The Democratic party
ar" going To hand Bryan the same
desc that was dished out To the
Colonel last week az Chicago.
Ia one OF his articles the peerless
leader" poHcd fun at the Republicans
because they were having their differ
euces in seating the various delegates
Wonder what he thinks now NO
such ngh; will be- had AZ baltimore by
the Democrats. Everything will be
i'' 100. anu lue party VIII put out
a strong ticket" snid Bryan In one Of
lis articles. Looks Ike IL. don't II
how
The Gold Dust Twins.
The Gold Dust Twins" rs usual.
are appearing IN the limeliCht. First
for Harmon, thsU for clark and now
possibly f"r Woodrow Wilson. Wat
son and chiffon are certainly consist
,Et. \ trade Is trying 20 be- made by
the Watson hilton machine with
Hon. John r. McGraw. They offer to
throw their support 20 Wilson ~ Nc
'iraw VIII keep out Of the senatorial
race. swell chanca for that
Watson has seven press agents and
an army Of his salaried machine men
~ baltimore to try and tx things for
the nomination for the senatorial
toga. The fountain pen and check
book are again very much IA evidence.
hut viii be more 50 when the cam
Iaign gets going in earnest. II H.
generally expected that they Will
dump about six barrels 81 the long
green throughout the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
M0UNDSYILLE
summ.r shntao-n :, ro.,or,a

Nouc"s WeFe posted AZ tne Tostof a
Glass plant yesterday Tegardng the
summer shutdown. Tire pressed ware
department OF the iarEs plant will sus-
pend aSturday at noon for a period u
three weeks. Tine stemSare department
Will close az the same time for two
weeks. During the suspension the plant
will undergo extensive repairs and stock
Will be taken. IL H. likely that the new
furnace. which has been under tie
course OF construction for the past few
weeks. will be completed and many more
shops will he put - work. Work on the
new four-stOTy iron structure - prog
ressing very rapidly and by the ist Of
August all new lmprON emcnts Will hayr
been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
wArvood Bri.fs ana Personals.

thursday morning the WaTw0Q1
Methodist congregation and sunday
school Will go TO the Graebe grove on
Glenn's Run for n days outing and
picnic.
Col Henry Widger. OF Center War
wood. left Yesterday for several days
visit 10 his old home az Richmond. q.
Tor, J ". AherCromble. who has been
81 for some time. now entirely we'll.
viii resume his practice In a few days
The Warwood Tool Company paid or
IL men yesterday. The plant l. now
closed down for repairs. but will resume
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
in about two weeks.

in about two weeks
Mrs. Henry wilkins. ~ North War
wood. - slowly recovering from several
weeks illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles blackburn and
children have returned from a visit with
relatives At Urichville. o.
The Warwood Methodist ladies' Ala
society will meet at the chapel Friday
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
Mo Arreata Mnda

Quite a night took place At the corner
OF Third street and Jefferson avenue on
Monday evening about . o'clock. IL Is
said that one pI the men had just come
from a nearby barber shop and was
ntked by the other man to take walk
They both started down Third street.
and about ten yards down the street the
smaller or the two men struck the IN
Furance man In the face. No arrests
have been made In the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
Carnival opened L,,t Ntabt.

last evening The big CHrniVal and
lawn fete OF the LOvsland Fire aud Pro-
tective Association opened In South
Warw God by the WarwOod Company and
the Lovclaud Company giving a lOO-yard
hose reel race and the laying Of 100 feet
or hose. The LoVeiand boys" were
beaten. The affair was largely attend
ed and a great time was had by all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

The Fourth Of July celebration com
mittee. composed Of several prominent
men. will meet tomorrow evening At the
city clerks office. The report OF the
finance committee will be made and
further preparations made for the great
celebration. The committee Is having
some large posters made and they Will
lie distributed within the next few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
Child Nav Recover.

The s-Nedr-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs
willard Peters. Of Jefferson avenue
which fell out of window On SUNDAY
morning Will likely recover. according
10 the information given out by the at
tending physician. Dr. W. g. Medium.
phN. The child was removed 10 the
nome OF his grandmother on First stree,
yesterday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

me MarsrHu county court Will meet
IN special session iIis morning The
books for the fiscal YEAR viii hc balanreJ
and closed. All bills the county owe Will
be ordered paid TIE balance struck on
June 30 viii show TIE exact financial
stand ug 81 tie county in an the Depart.
ments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

met with county Superintendent Lazear
at Fulton. Monday evening. and then ad-
tOurued until next Tuesday evening
when the appointment OF all the teachers
or Richland district for the ensuing year
VIII be mnhn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

The business Mems Association held
a meeting Monday evening at the ex.
chhnge on F1ksr avenue. The purpose
was 10 decide the hour Of closing on tie
Fourth ~ July. After some lengthy
consideration ID Wa decided 60 keen the
stores open ON that morning until IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

The lawn fefe 90 tt~ christian EnlrH
N.. "".Istl uf -f johns ENauue .IraI
I."ffHf Iuf .nuHrfuHf.nn. uII faFe uiare
nn george r0rarN.a place. in WarH1 nl.
Thursday June O. ohorate rrsrare
Unua arr being made Tor fhr enfsrtaIu-
n.rrf ~ fne visitors anf fra music VII
ne fIrnIahef hy Mefafer fn case %
Tnfu frr ouferfafnwenf viii BE- held On
.Ia dining HHI ~ the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
Hsld Oman Air Meeting,

An open air meeting Was held last
evening under the auspices OF the
Moundsville Socialist party. at the cor
nsr OF Third street and jefferson ave-
nue.. Hon. W. 4. Jacobs, eN-candidate
for governor Of Wisconsin. Of Milwau-
kee, Was the principal speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

4 part OF the tools used in drilling
the we'll on the Graebe farm on Glenn's
run by the Virginia oil a Gas Company.
OF Wheeling where lost The we'll IL
down row about 1900 feet, but will be
drilled deeper as soon as the tools are
found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

The relay race that was to have been
run last evening between the Warwoo1
0nd Loveland nre companies was post
pOned until tonight on account OF one OF
tie members falling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

. q ' t's 't 't't. ''' ''..'f
Enii"nHl Republican committeeman.
WI" was on ardent supporter ~ Theo-
d'r" Roosevelt colonel Edwards will
not ilr bolt 'h@ party. and VIII Fuu
Inri the regular nominee. according
10 DIS iFifHNa statement
.I'I i'.''f, F'l'. hhl 'n7
'' H'- iHiI'iH t'lIH' ~ ih'ih'd 20
,aH' 'hr VS. "i Gov -rn"r ilhoi"y ~
ne h.'---' ln"l l'"1'r'
l'n we hi I''s
l'rN. COZ f1"Hfds no his 'hi.hF"
.'.'.'' e.f' seemed ir.''h.I ~
,l.- r.,t, ,..,.,i, ,-t..,,. go
ri.r.rr.r ,.I.-..... ID. ,,, ,yl.t b.,
snsrin.e fla H.ruIrissn sfst. ticket
tv supporting n rrrftr- psrtv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

Riehiand school Board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26

license court vas hold. licenses beinE
gran'"d fo Nicola H1sha. Of 40 s.
Sixteenth street and Gertrude Kline.
81 1896 MIrkeL
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-26
Railroad Rates.

The railroads have inagurated cam
paign to increase foreign rates over a
territory comprising half of the United
States, which will still further increase
the cost of living to everyone.
Two years ago tine Interstate Com
merce Commission refused to allow the
roads TO increase their rates. Now
these same roads. through indirection
and by piecemeaI. are trying to accomp-
lish the very thing the commission told
them they could not do. AS part OF
their strategy, the roads have filed
with the commission new classiti-
cation of freights-that is, they have
submitted a plan whereby certain
articles of one class, on which certain
rate is allowed. have been Jumped"
into a class above, carrying a higher
rate. All told. more than l, 400 articles
have been thus reclassified, and If the
commission permits this arrangement
to GO into effect the people will simply
have to pay more to have these articles
hauled, because when ever freight
rate is increased the retailer must add
the amount of the increase 10 the re-
tail price of the article. The proposed
increase range from ten to three hur-
dred per cent.
The roads were careful to reduce the
rates on ceratin number of articles.
apparently for the purpose of detract.
ing attention from the many increases.
The state railroad commission OF
eighteen states have united in the pro-
test Tagainst the new classifications,
pointing cut tnat the proposed increase
are more than 60 per cent in excess of
the reductions, and charging Ithat the
reclassifcaiton plan is simply subter-
fuge to get through big increase OF
rates.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-26
SanGer's Greater European
Shows.

"There is something as strong an
attachment between the elephant and
his keeper as between husband and
wife, and should the keeper be attack
ed by man or beast. the elephant will
pull up his stakes or break his chain to
come to the rescue. 1t is also often
true that an elephant will form such
an attachment for another elephant
that he will brook no abuse of his
favurite. - - ..---. :..,.
"In nearly every instance where a
keeper has been killed by his elephant
the crime was preceded by some act Of
cruelty or foolhardiness on the part Of
the man himself. .1--.-
"The elephants trunk is one of the
wonders of the world. Cuvier. the
great French naturalist, estimated that
there are 40. 600 muscles in this won
derful organ. One does not wonder at
this after seeing the many wonderful
movements of the elephants trunk.
He can, by means of the little finger
at it's tip, pick up very small objects,
perhaps not pin or needle, as has
been sometimes stated. but certainly
objects that are quite small. He can
also use it to lift very heavy weight
or strike mighty blow. 1t is through
the trunk that the snorous and far
reaching noise known as trumpething
is made"
.s, The largest trained elephant in the
world is included in the herd carried
by Sangers Greater European Shows,
who will exhibit in Paris Thursday
Nav 2.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-26
Great KubOlik at Lexington.

Jan Kubolik, wisard of the violin,
worlds greatest musician, with the
New York Symphony Orchestra, con-
Quoted by Walter Danrosch, America 8
foremost leader, will appear in a
grand double bill at the Lexington
Auditorium, Wednesday night, May /.
Those two attractions, each the great
est of its kind in the world, combines
to make LeXington's annual May Day
musical festival one that offers music.
lovers the most sublime treat of the
age.
Kubolik, will appear at the Audi
forum in the second to last concert
to be given in America, as he is now
completing his third tour of this coun-
try, preparatory to sailing for South
America. While it is doubtful if this
genius of the violin will ever again be
heard in America. that he certainly
will never again be en- tour with the
famous New Yor Symphony Orchestra.
Kubolik, with his four famous vio-
lins costing $4,000, insured for
$50. 900, his s85. 900 hands comes TO
Central Kentucky while he is attain
ing the pinnacle of success, the idol
Of five continents, criterion for all
musicians.
Special arrangements will be made
for music-lovers of Paris who wish to
attend this concert May Day in Lex
in9ton. Interurban cars will leave
Paris and Lexington at hours con.
venient to Bourbon county citizens.
The scale of prices for this concert
is as ffollows: Box seats 50 so; Re-
served seats, Lower floor So Bal
coy ST.. so. Standing room and admiss-
ion 81. Mail ORDERS. accompanied by
cash or checks. will be filled in the
order received. Everyone is especi-
ally urged to be prompt in securing
their reserved seats. as the rush will
be tremendous when the seats are
placad on sale at the Hippodrome
Office on Wednesday. April "a. at 10
A. M. Patrons are urged to be seated
promptly at 8:15 o'clock, as no one
arriving lste will not be seated until
intermission.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-26

The public has no objection to the
railroads paying increased wages to it's
workmen. but welcomes such IN
creases. The public has no objection
1t railroads making a good gener-
Gus rate of interest on money invested
in railroad properties. The public does
not wish to see the railroads hampered
in any way. because they are the
arteries of commerce of the nation.
But the public does object to the rail-
roads requiring the public to pay
enormous dividens in addition to Great.
ing huge annual surplus on money
that is not invested, and on capitaliz-
alton that represents nothing more
than blue air.
Senator LaFollette. has shown that
the corporations of this country are
capitalized at $3l, ,672. 900. 900, and that
70 per cent of this capitalization is
water. More andymore water is being
constantly injected into the capitaliz-
alton of the railroads. which makes it
necessary for the roads to be constant
ly boosting freight rates and increas-
ing the cost Of living to every man,
woman and child in the nation.
Under the Roosevelt and Taft |
administration, Congress refused to
pass bill fproviding flor a physical
valuation of the railroad properties.
which appears to be the only solution
of the evil which permits the gouging
of the common people in order that a
few railroad magnates may be still
further enriched. Before this session
closes, however, the Democratic House
will enact such legislation, the bill
having already been favorably report
ed from the committee on Interstate
and foreign commerce.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-26
Why He Was Late.

"What made you so late"
81 met Smithson."
Well that is no reason why you
shonld be an hour late getting home
to supper"
81 know, but asked him how he
was feeling, and he insisted upon tell
ing me about his stomach trouble.n
ibid you tell him to take Cham
berlain's Tablets"
"Sure, that is what he needs, p
Sold by all dealers.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-26
Call of the City.

Whatever particular thing you
love, even If it be nature, you can find
it somewhere in the town; and if YOU
DO not love anything in particular,
you are a poor creature whom moth.
Ing but the city can comfort
Charles Mulford Robinson.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-26
Old at Three Years of Ace,

: If men lived on Saturn they would
be old at three years of age. Saturns
year Is nearly 80 of ours in length.
That is because it is $4,000, 900
miles from the sun, consequently
more time is required for it to COM
nlete a circuit Of its orbit.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-26
ADVERTISING RATES

Display advertisements, $1.00 pei
inch for first time; so cents per inch
each subsequent insertion.
Reading notices, 10 cents per line
each issue; reading notices in black
type, 20 cents per line, each issue.
Cards of thanks, calls on candidates,
obituaries and resolutions, and SINH
lar matt er, 10 cents per line,
Special rates for large ADVERTISE
ments and yearly contracts.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-26

Don't be surprised if you have an
attack of rheumatism this spring
Just rub the affected parts with
Chamberlain's Liniment and it will
soon disappear. Sold by all dealers.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-26

The right oe publisher is reserved
to decline any advertisement or other
matter offered for publication.
Space is a newspapers stock in
trade. it's source of revenue.
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-26
Go to Bucks.

For nice bath, hair cut or shave,
go to Bucks barber shop. Three first
class BARRIERS l3
The Bourbon news., 1912-04-26
Published Every Tuesday and Friday
One Year. :. .$2.OO-Six Months. 81. 90
Payable in Advance

I Entered at Postoffice at Paris, KY,
as mail matter of the second classl
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-19

ever since, too2" I asked, as he
dabbed his face with a big ban
dana handkerchief in that second
nature fashion actors have to keep
the rouge from rubbing off. But
I was hardly-p prepared for the
ready answer.
well, yes, pretty nearly that.
l played my first part when, 1 was
three weeks old. My father was
the lessee and leading man of his
own-theater. He wanted a baby