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The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
RAQI.R

M.. h. +. Moore and dsashtsr, Mrs.
Lester Kerfoot left last Wednesday for
Gra.d Junction where they will visit
with Mrs. Moore . brother, CAas. dan-
ley. They expect to be gone abeut ten
days or two weeks.
Mr.. Hansen, father Of Mrs.. h. G.
GintAsr, Of this place, arrived in Eagis
last Monday morning and viii be in
Eagle for few days to look over the
new mining excitement and he is also
looking into the farming industry Of
our surrounding country.
Joe Boursting, an old timer Of Eagle
but row Of Glenwood, arrived in Eagle
last week 70 shake hands with old
friends and while here was hslPing A.
Lunley i. his pool hall.
The people Of Eagle and the saf-
rsanding country were shocked at tie
terrible nsws last Saturday whsa It
was known that Gideon Laa3sy, ens Of
the old piensers Of EAgis county a.a
Of Pitkis county, was tAeagAt 70 b
insane. It was not known fer certain
that Unele Gid, - Ae was more In
tinately known, was insane until he
was tried At Red Cliff last Monday
morning. Nr. Lumley has . hest Of
friends in Eagle and Aspen whs wish
him . speedy recovery from his terrible
ailment and hope to again go him with
Us in the near future. Uncle Gid has
been ailiAg in health for the last two
months and when the silver strike be-
came Known it was toe nueA foe Aia
overourdened aind.
NrA leEllel entertainea IL g.
bfoidery elub At hsr Aons Tuesday
afternoon.
Ton Taylor, brother u Ted and Jss
Tsylos, is visiting hers for . few days,
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
GRAND VALLEY

N. Oleson of Eagle, formerly Of
Grand Valley, spent the latter part Of
the week here on business.
The pupils Of Mrs. Needham's room
gave her q pleasant surprise at her
home last Friday evening. Besides the
pupils Prof. and Mrs. Van Buren, Miss
Nordstsom and Miss Morrison were
present. They played games until =
late hour, when cake and ice cream
were served. All present report = fine
time.
Judge Morrison of Grand Junction
was here last Saturday.
C. e. Tracy, NJ. E. Morrow and Kent
Sipprelle are doing the courting act
this week at the county seat.
A good flow of water has been
struck at q depth Of 1862 feet on some
land belonging to J. Foster Jenney on
Battlement mesa.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
1AAIf

Fireman Grover 0Aidsler and fanily
have returned 70 Basalt altar . vaea-
tion Of several wesks spent n Colo
RADIO City.
Representativs Kennedy cane over
from Denver Friday to visit his family.
U. N. Trout, who sold his ranch nenr
Emma some time ago, has returned
from . trip through TexaA OklaAoma
and other states and viii work the
Hough ranch near Basalt the corning
season.
Eng;neen Frank Smith Of Colorado
City a.d Toa NsNeii q tAis plses srs
seeking their fertanss IN ths hills nsa<
EAeis.
Miss Nora Irsas Bates, a. little
ten neatAs s,d aaseAtse Il 1lf. aaa
Ma AreA.s natss, ~ 81 ~ Asss
tss1A
4. N>.O Oafssss' pssv slss1sa - -
- Aishse ~ Tsssoag. sseusnsg -
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

office the outgoing mayor and trus-
tees.
jim Tierney has returned from Fort
Collins where he is taking . eoarss In
the agricultural college.
Mrs. Z. B. Kelly has returned from,
q visit of several months in the south.
Nn. II. G. Borneman 10 visiting
friends in Denver.
Bowman & Prison, managers of the
moving picture show at this place, gave
fine entertainment Friday evening
for the benefit of the flood sufferers
in the east, donating their services. The
Odd Fellows gave Managers Bowman
l. Prison the use of their hall without
charge. Much credit is also due to
the Misses McHugh of Aspen who fur
nished splendid music for a nominal
consideration. The net proceeds
amounted to $3.50. In addition TO
this sum individual donations were
rna d - follnus.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
COLORADO Has ARMY
OF EAR1oYHs

Denver, April 6.-The following facts
and figures are interesting:
This is plain recital of facts: There
is an army of employees paid by the
state of l,524. Of this number the
State university employees 256; the Ag-
ricultural college 122; the State Nor
NAL school, As, and the School of Mines,
As. The balance is divided among the
executive, judicial and miscellaneous
departments of the state proper. The
State university has one employe for
every five students; the Agricultural
college one for every four at that in
stitution; the Norman school one EN-
ploye for every eight students, and the
School Of Mines one for every six
students.
For the past biennial period the State
university disbursed t50s,s41.46; the
State Agricultural college, $5so, ,s2s.ss;
the School Of Mines, &255 5,352.6s. the
Normal school, t24s,32l.e5. In othes
words, the State university requires Of
the state disbursements very nearly
one-third; the Agricultural college
about the same percentage ;the School
Of Mines one-sixth and the Normal
school the same. These figures through
out do not include appropriations for
permanent improvements or bequests.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
.S6604 I.AlrQ n
FOUGHT ~ Wo0001

George B. Lang, well known in this
city ~ former president Of tie Farm
ers' union, has been chosen - score
tary Of the Woman 3 6uffrage commit
tee Of the senate, Of which Senator
Charles g. Thomas 10 chairman. Inn
mediately after the appointment was
announced . storm Of protest has been
raised by Colorado suffragists, and
Senator Thomas has been flooded with
letters demanding that Lang be fired.
Lang is charged with being . Speer
democrat and opposed 70 all the things
the suffragists hold dear. He has Al
ways had . soft job since coming to
the state. After dropping out Of the
Union Trading company . few day.
before its breaking up he Immediately
landed berth with the secretary Of
state and then went to Washington ia
"oep" . good place theoaga The sf'
forts Of Senator ThomaA Whether h
will be able to Withstand tie On.
slaa9hts Of tie woDea now remains h
Be- seen.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
sfAI1 Am Hoe HrRF rAl1mas

Colorado Springs, April 1o.-Oae Of
the most important development neas-
ures pending In trs legislature il Sen
ate Bill No. sa1 which s~powe'' boards
of county commissioners to appoint
county agriculturists for their respect
i've counties. An active campaign in
behalf Of the measure has been made
by the Colorado Association Of CONNER
,i s t.:s -,. :..s s..,c1 -
college and tAs agricultural aad eoa-
mercial interests of II. stAts. Il las
passed ~ senass- csFpasaestal 70
this lin = Hsass Hfu Ne. ~ WA1eA
altsss ~ Sssssat sssnty saysstisang
funa - esaAls - saAxse esaa1foD -
tals aAvasAa0s q - eGAs IN.
: - laaeeisal 49, = - Gnv
sGuisl1111 - - lulDol1a
Z - = -, ,nufG ,s1A
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
UNION 1.A.oH ATTACKS nam

Union labor representatives wefo
working hard Saturday to Offset the
effect Of all the employees in the Office
of Labor Commissioner Brake Appeas-
ing ON the floor Of the house Ffida9
to lobby against house bill ZOE, which
transfers Brake to State Auditor KsHsr
ham, office.
Brake has been fighting that bin
tooth and toenail for weeks because -
Kenehan's announced intention e
making the labor eemmisaoaets sffias
An effective agency for the benefit =
organised labor throughout the state.
Unionists who were 1t the state
house Saturday charged that Braks
had failed to administer his 'office in
the interest Of organized labor ana
cited his slowness in investigating th0
Globeville smelter workers' strike -
an instance in point.
Brake did mot take official notice ef
the Globeville strike until it was . wssk
old and . movement to have the legis-
lature investigate it before he nade
any move to have the differences A.
bitfated.-Denvef Express
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

Fireman Joe Randall, formerly OF
Lsadville, NV Aas . rsn out Of Ba-
alt
Dennis Naloney, IN aged section
hand, was struck BY . light engine ia
the yards On Saturday last, receiving
injuries from which he died two days
later. a5lsl'-s -
c. L. Danieasol Il travelling over the
northwest in search a new location.
Dr.. Ken>eay aade . flying visit to
Els hou,e the last of.:tths wesS, -
Ed whiteaaek has been very III Tor
The past twD q tAeee weskA
Dan Gsenan, q, b hid sp With =
severe ataaak q xAsana4isA
Ms. Maogis 0lnpssa vin lsavs -
latter psrt e ~ wssk ~ Isws wAssa
- win reGkas b ~ fusasa.
m. III zzAsR, ylasslas 1ee -
naa.lt ssAe)h ~ - - Ans ysaI
N.e lsa Al1Dk csp.slnDss1snl = -
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
NEI0HBoR 7. n. O. A.
FOB COMBINATION

Denver, April b.-The western slope
has made such . hard fight against the
conservation policy Of the government
thst the following resolutions adopted
s4 . Y. n. G. A. banquet at Graad
Junction the other night will prove Of
more thaa ordinary intersst:
The following resolutions were unaai-
mously passed BY those who a*entded
the big banquet At the Y. n. G. A.:
Where's, Certain individuals, inter
ests and sswspapers are making vic
ious attacks upon the policies Of con
servation Of natural resources and gov
ernment reclamation Of arid lands,
some Of whon are using various com
mercial bodies and other organisa<ioas
- their mouthpiece, and
Whereas, some Of thess stacks have
been made in the Interest Of certain
pfonoten And snginsers, sad, - vs.
believe, without . full undertaking
Of the matter Of the nsnbership Of
tasss organizations and
+ Whereas, the purpose Of thsse at
taeks svidsntly - to create N inprss-
sisa i. tAs ainds Of eur gsvesnnsai
officials at washingto4 ths& tAsss poll
eiss ars unpopular aad lacking in sa:-
cess, and
Where's, We believe that govern.
mAnt eonnArvatioa Of 0uY nntufnl n
sources and government reclamation Of
arid lands are not only essenti( but
necessary for the proper protectidR sad
development of cur western country;
therefore b it
Resolved, That We condemn sach IT.
taeks - being unfair aAd untruthful
and tAat W Fsqssst . fair and IL.
partial iHvsstigatseS both ef tAs ",
Fisus Carey Act a.d other irrisatis1
projects In Colosade which have beel
and eonstr.eted BY priva*s capital, ead
the pso0etsss aad snginsess esn1eetsd
With thsa; ana tAat . eoaparissa b
nads with ~ nsthsas Of and rssaltl
obtainsd BY tAs rselansaasa ssrvie~
Rssoavsd, Tia ws sadesss ~ ssa'
ssfvstioa aad rselanatioa policies =,
established BY tAs gevsrn.snt a.a ID
niaistratioa Il tAsss policies ~ nsv
being carried ess, snd We hereby ex
press our confidence in The honesty and
ability Of the officials IN charge.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

Fer Sals q . 1afgai1-4sl ssrss sf
land with No. 1 water right in Alberta,
Canada, close to two railroads; 100
acres in cultivation, all fenced, With
house and barn. Produced over 10000
bushels Of grain in 1913. A snap for
some one who wants . COED farm.
will take good securities for pay.
l-ls WH. DOUGAN.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

FOR SALE-4O-acre improved ranch
in Divide creek valley. Place all fenced
and has perpetual water right. acres
bearing orchard, 10 acres alfalfa. A
bargain for someone if sold in 80 days.
Some incumbrance. Address
4-12-1t J. MADAY, Raven, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
Ho1 AI1

Oas 21-basrsl steel water tank ne1lt-
Cd On . Bain running gear; nsvly
,. painted, neck yoke, double trsss and .ll
complete ready to hitch to.
d. Also 4-herse disc and 4-horss spike
tooth harrow. Will sell at Q feasoAs-
AS E.J. RAwsoN,
Silt, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
YA,pUY puHoo yxnnY NOES

Fur sals ct . rsasenabls psiss. Yssng
bsass, gilts s.A brssd sswA n bsst
Gtsek % - western sIsps. An hoes
--zister-d Address al inquiries -
Eoeh's 1saoh
e. J. WILSON Ngs.
IN 0faaA valley, Csas.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

city schools of sA' ford, Ariz.ua, for
the coming year =, q salary much high
er than he recei~es here. Ths city
employees eight teachers.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

II ~ ass lssking ase - - vaae
- hire Asap - e - havs aaytaia0 -
ssa - wssk - psssAass, - - esso
gse sssisa tArsagA tAe eseaaas e ~
eak OeAses havo HsaAA ~ NUA
. vin 80 - ~ H111s.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
s:s::.:::sssssss:ss.:::H:.:;vs.s -: ::v.s

Everybody wants IL lssal
AsvsraAA tAs Pest wants -
give il to then. VITA ys1R
assistanee We win. II ysa
are living in the country o.
IN ths city and have . SsWs
.isen, do not fssl sAy AssIr
taasy sbost tslepAoninf e %
sais UiS.cs. OsaAst NH's W0 ~
~ ~ IT, aA1 - Dsaeiaa -
aals e saAs. We snaast -
svssy paass e ~ sans 49,
-aal na1ss1unaeGlv ~ -
- GlGlsa v1fA - psUss =
a1nassanAe Ysa Answ -
nsn-D - - Quw y
~ - = - Ts,e.::E
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
1ANcH Ho8 EU1

\ ~ ssrsa, 100 under ssltivst;se, S5
In fan What, gssd bsilaise 81 water
sights with a abundance ef Watse lss
81 pas2sssa CssA - sssP rso4al.
l.~ele AsA II. Z Griffith, New Castls
l-ls-et.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
0D oAxD
loooaaN Du1aAI1ow Hoe sAI:8
AANcU Hoa Ns1
1o8 aAA o. nAn0

20 acres farm land, short river ditch
-4-roon house, barn for 10 head Of
stock; Aalf nile from depot, soed road.
Coed well Of water. For price and
terns call at this ofies.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

itching piles provoke profanity, bat
profanity won't remove then. DoaaS
Ointoeat b rseonAendsd for itehi1R,
bsssdi.g se psstsudiAg pilsA 5os ~
any Dug stses. =
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

COOKS railway SIGNAL g1o0k
viii pay eash II price y resemble.
THE DENVER MORTGAGE 1 INV.
= 335 Fostsr Bds,
Denver, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

Fse 0o3e-l16 hea4 q eattls. 4.
n. TAs.Aaa q ohpesAaA vse1sat,
- 50 Dairy ssw4 Is asaA 4 otssss
Hsi6sW aaA Dails and sone segistses&
W3sA 70 seR at o0es sad can b 0osn
at: +. ". DieksEsoa Of 0saad Valley,
Colosads.
Fsue nilss up RssasAats Crssk II
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

For Sale-NOdern Groom cottage and
Ian, zoos Cooper avenue. 4-l2-5-3
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

Nsasy - Leaa ss 1iSAs Hse osal
us Csnnisaaoa CAarSsd. Ne CAa1gs
fse Mixing out Payers anA ExAninans
Abstract. Write OF ca. q u
fhs Logan Invsstmsnt osu1aa,.
3lS.20 C.euvoed apeiAg4 Oole.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

Oas way 70 relieve habitsal es.stips-
tioa - to take regularly . mild laxar
tive. Doaa's Rsgu3ets are recommend
I q for this purpose. 25e . bog q an
drug stores.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12
TO LRAH, A RANCH

WAn&ed-To lease for term of s
years, Garfield county ranch suitable
for stock raising. Inquire this effieA
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

fhsss Poskagss 4 81 Pspsss ~ o.
s9ssiag q 10 sssts - slosse isAts
psasibIs 10 . hssssAosa. kisAas ~
1rss With tAso 81 ~ tAAo - Q -
- Ai0sssos vAya
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

0ax sssa hssss h 80 ssaaisasa and
fssx ~ n - sssi1ssss psst3sa Il
N1sswss1 QR1sseiA 1ssa16sa ~ .
suab9 e sseeAOa owa6 ~ ~
70 - ysiss - ~ eaa1sons1sy
49, = - y sns1nA a. . -
-, ~ p9on1nnA Z.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

Fer sasasAs, toetaaeAs, pain, Ssf.A.
seaAA, sore throat, try Dr. Thsaas'
Eclectic OIL . spleadd remedy fss
~AsegslcieaL
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

See Woody for medium snd heavy
Concord har.ea. He has then st
priets frsa 80 70 40, just zisAs fss
fara wit
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

~ rs s.l 80 sss IL peisss
Woody = putting - lev oses - c.
esea Aas.ssA Il Vim pay - - -
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

Fsf . eaeasr location IN 1esidcses
portion Of city on sewer and .I VAC. MateE
hne, tase right for . number Il eet-
tagss, en- At tAis sffies.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

NJ osls-0essk II harawans, eTssef.
- sal jswsa1y. WIN tssAs fss go
saAsA - god ses1fit3ea
f-is sAA noUeAA.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

Wa,tsa-Te buy fisstelass ssw.
PAsas 0lsaweod 1891 J. b DEACON.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

olA papsss sss sais q ~ sGssA
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

. IAsy ass worth mere, bet Woody h
ssaliAe . sRas1diA Csassea Aas.sss IL
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12


IN 0rasA valley, Csas.
RANCH Ho8 1NM9
~ serss, 100 sndse sultivstisa, 35
An fan What, gssA bsildiass ssl water
sights with - abundance sf vatss ess
~ paspssss. CasA - sssQ sso4al.
I.~ele Ma II. Z. Griffith, New Castls
l-ls-st.
O1s 21-basrsl steel water task nsaat
Cd On . Bain running gear; nsvly
painted, neck yoke, double tress and .ll
complete ready to hitch to.
d. Also 4-hene disc and 4-horss spiks
tooth harrow. Will sell at Q reasona-
l,ss E. J. RAwsoN,
Silt, Colo.
TO LEAGE, A RANCH
WankedDTo lease for term of s
yeass, Garfield county ranch suitable
for stock rsising. Inquire this effieA
Oas way 70 relieve habitaal esastipa-
tioa . to take regularly . mild laxar
tivs. DoaaS Rsguiets are FseoansuA-
Il for this purpose. 25e bog & an
drug stores.
COOKS railway 0oNAL s1o0X
Z Will pay easA II price y reasonable
THE DENVER MORTGAGE / INV.
90.
1s5 Foster Bldg,
Denver, Colo.
ltsAing piles provoke profanity, bat
profanity won't renovs then. DoaAb
Ointosat = rseonAendsd for itehilR.
bsesdi.g - psstrsdi.g pilsA sos ~
any dug stses.
Rse Sals-116 heaA of cattle. A.
n Tss1Aaa q ehpesAaa vseosat
~ 50 Dairy ssv4 IS assA 4 stsss.
Hsifsss a.A Bsils and sons esgistsesl
w3sA 10 ssR at oses aad can b sssa
at: +. ". pisksrssa Of 0raaA vallsy,
Cploeado.
Fssr nilss up RasasAats crssk. II
Fer sasasAs, toe<aaeAs, pain. ssfnA
soald., sore throat, try d. TAs0as'
Eelseeie OIL . sple.dd remedy fer
10segsncieA
m 0sls-0esek II haraWare, gsoees-
- a.a 3svsafy. WIN tssAs 6ss essd
ss.sA - gssa sssssitisa
f-ls AN DoueAH.
0lsavUed 0peia0A
Wa.tsa-Te buy . fisst-elass ssw.
PAsas 0lsaweod 1891 J. b DEACON.
TAsy sss worth mere, b.t weedy y
eDlliae sPasGaiA Csassea Aas.sss fss
-
~ rs aAl ~ srs ~ peisss
Wssiy b putting - lev ssas = O.
esd Aas.ssA II Win ~ - - -
tAsa
See Woody for medium sad heavy
Coneorl har,ess. He has then st
priets frsa 80 70 40, just sisAs fss
tara w.t.
Ftr . eoener location In Heeidrscs
portion Of city on seMe. and and ,E Ma.er
Hne, 10 risAt for . number & est
tagse, en- at this office.
01x sssa hssss h go ssaaitisa and
1eax ~ h - sss61sDse pset3sa a
Nasawssl QRasseil 1ssa1fsa ~ Z
saA9 e sse1aosa 0wa6 ~ aaAa
W 80 psise - ~ asaeGssssy
- = - y amounA a. - -
-, - sG1nnnn s-
NH"
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-12

E. J. RAwSON,
Silt, OoIo.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15
Why Villains Are Always DARK
And All AnUeLs Are Blondes

them on the stage, he made them dark
simply because he followed the ancient
line Of thought
But, says the Professor II is also true
that there are more wicked brunettes
than blondes The brunette is chemically
different from the blonde. His liver does
not functionate so well, and he is more
a victim of auto-toxins. These auto
toxins disturb his or her brain and lead
them to wickedness.
Fer exactly the same reason that Satan
was made a brunette and the Prince OF
Darkness, the angels have been always
pictured as blondes and vessels full OF
light" There can be, are, and ought to
be good brunette angels, says the Pro
fessor, for some Of the greatest villains
and weaknesses" in the world have been
blondes.
"1n my opinion" concludes the Profess
sor, "the really fatal women are TAR
women. | do not mean the fair-haired
woman, with a complexion Of milk and
roses and pretty blue eyes, but the blonde
thin, sharp, and acid looking"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15

them. Never never have kissed by order!
Never. never have made love as the director
pulled his string! Pouf! It would be inn
possible.
1t is not the directors idea that we give
our public; it is our own idea.
| do fully believe that the majority Of men
would rather spend fifteen days at Deauville
with the Mile Chic that / portray than with
Phedre or Camille They are much more
interested in the sprghtly love making OF
the little Mile. Chic than in the wooden suf
ferings of Phedre and Camille. The men
look at me and sigh, and say: There, that
is the way l. too, could be happy" There
fore, I fatter this interior dream. make
each man feel, as he watches me playing my
part on the stage, that he is alone with me
at Deauville, and for the half hour he is
supremacy happy.
Is this not art? Making myself so like the
real character that each man thinks that I
live for and love him alone? 1t is this art Of
the music hall artistic that makes her sought
in marriage by the wealthy and titled men
of England.
What can there be more futile from an
artistic viewpoint than the modern matinee
idol Pouf He is nothing but rack on
which the costumer hangs his wares, and his
head vacuum in which the director pours
his own ideas. A man of straw mentally
Yet all the feminine theatregoers fall down
and worship him.
few actors and actresses make a great
deal of money. A few Of them because, Ike
Mrs Fiske, they are really great artists; the
others because the public cannot tell the diff
ference between puppets and real people
The lesser actresses and workers earn only
enough to live on, not enough for the mXuries
without which woman is unhappy. These
women to have their own money, must all
look to some man for it, Wrong, wrong.
There is no economic difference between
any women who have to look to a man for
support. But oh, what a difference be-
tween these two and the artistic who makes
enough of herself to earn her own jewels
and motors And yet we are despised OF
other women. Poufi
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15
lust Word-Stuffed, Gesture-Drilled
Automatons. They Don't Think,
Can't Think--How Much Greater
the Music Hall Artistic ISL Exclaims
the Girl Whose Toes Kicked the
Throne From Under Manuel
By GABY DESLYS

There is an absolute lack Of originality among
the stage people to-day Understand me-
please | except of course, the few great
artists who translate their own Ideas who
think for themselves; 1t is just the sharp
contrast they make with the average OF
their colleagues that makes the latter snow
I'D so brainless, so unoriginal.
The stage is overrun with a race OF people
who do not think for themelves; they would
not be allowed to do so If they could, for
only the director is allowed that privilege.
It is think what you Americans would call
1.-The man higher up" who is responsible
for the sad state of affairs And yet the
actors are also to blame. Think for minute.
Nothing is more easy than to play small
part at the theatre. The person, the most
stupid in the world, has only to obtain her
part she studies it; the stage manager
teaches her how to speak every word, how
to make every gesture; she can rehearse
until, like the parrot, she can reel 1t all on
word by word. She calls herself and the
world also calls her an actress. But I say
she is not an artistic And there is much
Wilderness between those two terms.
The actress, taught parrot like, puts moth
ing of herself in her part; she does not know
how to- Most often she has nothing to put
in. She has no impression, no emotion, no
idea. She exerts herself not at all to trans