Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-29

prize Of $50 for he hest completion Of the story submitted by % reader.
 Thomas Allen Rector. called thn peer Of The American duu.n. ieH rrtgriDa lI New York alter lmYiug d1nc'i hlf WlN around the world ~ EectOr with lis partner. Dorothy Nmoller iuueOod From New forl. Co Son trnc.5co litle oycr a year ago, and thence Co thp Orient, where he introduced thc hesitutlous one step, maxixe and trot in Che Court ot | the Emperor of Japan and among Uha royalty of Che Mhuchu dynasty of Iekin. "Stock companies gs conducted in the ] United States. comments atirdetiFH ana talented Su1aune Jackson, 'are the melt i ing pot of the drama. Here Che Hhui- | tious actress may find a proper outlet for her own talent, and by frequent changes and close association With other artists, develop her ability 10 its utter most Miss Jackson generally makes 1 lpcrtinent observations, and tbis appears | to Toe one of them.
 | No greater proof of versatility has been offered this year han that by Wal | lis Clark wellEnown English roper | tory actor, who won high praise for nis ] Sir Anthony Absolute in "'fhe Rivals at the repertory theatre in Phila1elphia- which he immediately followed with tha part of the young boy in "lilndle ] Wakes making complete tfansEof.nd- 1 ton. There was a difference of about | fifty years in the age of the two chnrac- lters
 Gilbert White. Che American painter, was the lending spirit iu the meeting held in New York last week by painters land architects Co protest against the wautcu destruction of the priceless art | and architectural relics of the old world. ! The irrcparabl. injury done Go these gri- lies and buildings in Belgium have aroused the sympathy and protest of the art world throughout this and other countries.
 Laugdon Mccormick. who writes plays
 and originates effects of startling nature, Twill have new play produced this sea- son by Harmon Alact'r gor tho Aineri- can comedian. who has recently returned
 from Europe. The play was done in
 England with cfent succpss by Mr. Mac
 Gregor aud his company and will bear
 the inquisitive title of How Could She Do IrF' The answer is given by an . English company, which be is bringing
 over.
 Bertha Mann will visit the Pacific
 Coast during Che next few months. The |newsp papers of that part of tbr United States have expressed a strong desire Co see the woman whom the English critics. writing of American aclrrsscs. predict win take thc load iu emotional
 work within @ few years. The vehicle
 in which her taleuts are Co Doe displayed
 will be George Broathursts successful
 social drama. "IO-day. Mis- Mann l5
 choked Co death in the last act by Ar
 thur Byron.
 Clare Weldon, Che interesting ezpou
 ent of the role of Rose Hart in 'Ih3 Dummy is gilied Nith a quick wit
 She has achieved unusual distinction ir
 her art, and naturally has met some dis
 appointments. lu diGcHssilg the b1si
 ness integrity ot paruaJlar mHuaEa
 recently, Miss Weldon remarked tAA
 the company with which sine had recent
 ly been associated Lad closed withOu
 warning, end the company left WiLAou
 salaries. Did DO one get paid 7, i4-
 Quired O friend. No, one, Miss " el
 don answered. He observed the 5trict lest of uevirll,ties.'
 Ethel Wright in ler delves into an
 tiIuity, has discovered th' origin ut what
 was generally supposed Co be Q bit oi
 l9l4 edition C1iloQuiuis,n. lu several 1I
 tha plays produced this year fine line ol
 there's nobody home' occurs, the word
 being suited to tho actiou of tapping th, forehead, and inc audiences have augheo liumoderaIeiy Now comes Miss Nrri-
 who goes back to the days of Ala.9ade
 Pope say about lUy0, when he observed lin et1nza: "You beat your plte and
 fancy wit will come; knock Is uy
 please, there's nobody. home. Now iof
 Is0mcthing really new,
 Eugene BreGx, author of Damaged 8 Goods, etc., has written an enihu ids q tie preface t0 a volume 0f four plays D g iha Free Theatre, which Stewart & q Kidd Co. are publishing. The four play Pc are "Ihe Fossils,' a play in four acts D. .t Francois de Curol. "lle SnronIly. n Bourgeois study in three acts by IaaI y lJullen; "E.ranooise LucE, comedy II n Ioue act by Georges Ge Iorto-RicEe "Ih -- lDupe,' comedy in five acts by George q Auocy. There is also 9 sonnet Co An s- toine, by Edmond Rostaud. The play e have been produced at the Free Thea c Theatre was tO the French drama O. d the past quarter-centurv what the tcfor e lmatiOu was to Christianity.
 .e Mrs. Gilbert White, the American Ia lprima donna. whose observations upol m the opportunity now presented for fore l- ling American art and music 10 the fore "a loifers some excellent suggestions as u - how the cities of the United States ma. t- assist in this effort "Ihrre is sh " declares, "an opportunity for every on st to assist This can be done by a per s. sonal serious study of music i'm som .d Horn, by encouraging others Co suc ,o lstudy of music. bv joining the local Uusi a one in each town, by encouraging th b. young folk in every town and city C .v study music, by paronizng the principa s. music events arranged for each town O .d city and by fostering musical discussion
 and iutclligence.' The idea is one whic
 may well be considered by no music l0y " CTS of this country. e
 a- The secret of success, a, urdng to th W late Augustiu Daly, was the knowledg ly of the cupab bites of a player and th .n direction of such talents along the lin " of least resistance. More plays are mad le lby good casting than by any 0thc t- means. First-night audiences In Ne1 Ic York who witnessed the performance q ie Mir Wu." the telling Chinese melC pr drama. were unanimous in the exprcssiO
 of opinion that Frank Keenan woul 'n have made the part one of the greatns nc chars cteriaatiOns of tha age. The DO, a- abilities for the creation of a laetia th stage character were uneXCelled, au .e with SO clever a character actor as Nh 'l lIcousu it would have "orc thaH c '~ ,,oated its w0nderso' ;aa.uor .,. .,-Se e