Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-29

auir.a5 =, ,1,us,lr ,ooa,,+ ,.aars so
,to f,,,4,r,,,.,t OF tho nro-
a.. i, o,co-,a5 =, l5l-a-,, RI danapd
-, ~. r,,,tic,,1,r ,,roduccr whose
z,,,; = -o,,,.b+ An otbare avcent the
,t..as, cbs.r,..rs ar, ril,aIy. IN find them
,o,,,os eo,,,a,,t,,+ at On. mon tho pronosi-
+io- .a-rbo T,,re d, which in its earliest
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-, ,,,,,.,i.,,,,,,ed here the mast
81, with y considerable share OF
,.o.,,,r,. ,,t;cb ,,-.s resI1v M worse A
F.,s man bereu THE New henrietta"
clean wholesome and ENJOYABLE
comedy throughout. Sometimes a NOR
-. - 80 .-.,,,, n ,,,tro--
.oc-oor,er as .,e,,ine worth.
Tho rressntarion of such studies as
..Th, 7 ,,rc >, with their intimate elimpses
Of sordid life. ought at least TO furnish
,,,,c,-r,,,itv for :, much needed conclu-
s;np - TO whether real morality and
right living are the better subserved by
reckless exposure OF their opposites in
the rniuutest detail. or by yelling with
the mantle of ignorance "bugaboos' that
seen 100 oft are sometimes apt 10 be
TOO eagerly embraced.
3
The New Henrietta proved TO be one
of the really delightful entertainments
of the season II gave real pleasure to
see Mr. crane once more as the father
of Bertie. the Lamb, even though tinge
of regretru sadness gave reminder that
tho original BERTHE of Stuart Robson was
lost in the new. but somewhat Iaughable,
II less attractive. characterization of Mr..
Fairbanks II the changes in the origi-
nal comedy made by those who sought
to bring il ''up-to-date" were really not
improvements the large audiences of the
Week did not permit the fact 10 interfere
..C-banpe.' the English play based on
sieferances of opinion between father
-, ,,,, :, ro,feio,,s ideas and Industrial
conditions comes near being Just "a
Is,,itv quarrel"
r+s n-oducars were doubtless encour-
.gas n make their venture by the re-
,.,,r.nIs success which other literary
..-.o, -.sec+;re local conditions
'fo -. -. s,,5 - .roorica An OK
.,o,,,a NJ such success was ..Bunty Pulls
-. c.-,,ss- There are MANY PLAYERS
,,,5,d who devote themselves to dis
,inctfye activities in rejecting lines of
thought pecuiiar 10 their own peopie
ai1nost as Preeise'y o. ." 80. -
Ooerammersau' a hii'ioe' VI ei-ell
oeeh oro3shl u EA-ii7' -, o. - -
substantial soi =
accoroeu theili ""1 Sei'''ti- -,
thahse ioiI "
'Milestones IN that the root loed Va
both plays-the fight of the younger gem
grafton against the oId-established order
- .h5,,ssis the same But .'Milestones'
r.. ,o.+,,,,,ss make If artrac-
Is pretty lts cosAuines ii -
tive. Change is severe ana uhpiclui-
esoue
Tho feeling of unrest is not in the
1he le -. $50, +,,a
Industrial worio aIo'ie' NJ" 'o4'''a IN
announcement that the burlesgue inca
tiers are going to mend their ways and
'.nit,,,a 20 tho entertainment of wom-
contribute " 'ie
en-. Maybe they 90 not nave 10 menu
their WAYS some at least claim not,
because tneS ID 60 .l.Se.Shir, pr
uous subjects OF ponce Censorship
haps it is because they wish their real
ren,,tations to reach the women. who are
~ -. -. s,,,,,..
less hkely 10 oehttie theHI' e
at the local burlesGue house need nave
no fear of adverse criticism from their
new clientele -
-. lrr,opr-s rbsre
Roeb ffSoh AHS -
is hardly a musical comedy star tooay
~ has moi seen service in the chorus
"iI' A@ 49,, 80. ~ ,hor,,s 70
Edna May s'eppeo ifohi 1ne
rhe leading role in The SeAe Oh We"
v-,n nan, E,ox did not have so rapid
a., vt If,,a- long
prohoIloN' ~ 0 ra,ntIa DIn,hers
as figure IN inc ense 1880, LUi1son.
Lulu Chaser began win iai-o ~. ~
as chorus 2lri anu "oiheN Wy ~ -.
position Of leading woman aho men 81 -
Louise Cunning was a show slfl ohtii II
was discovered she had a nne voice.
Christie Macdonald filed small part
IN one of Wilson's musical productions.
FANNIE Ward. now a star, showed her
nsr,ta azure in the chorus. and Paula
Edwardes was in the chorus of the
SssIno Marie Cahill, Marie George and
psmIina Fredericks are others who have
tsan from the ranks
I,no sandsrson. the star of The
s,.ht,a Girl" played small parts In
.anL comnany before she went into
1902 COMEDY
U.,tis TViIiianas. the co-star of Rich
- Car,a In THE Doh Girl anxious
of "1<gS" Charles Hoyt. the farceur,
saw her, WAS IMPRESSED WIN os nti Pei in
sohasS 10 h connsnies lust before his
death Hoyt, it is said. had mapped out
the scenario OF Iafce sr M 7, VS.
tended 10 SLAr MISS w -