El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-24

scorns brokers offer TO cancel his sons
theft BY the wrong committed against
the pawnbroker's daughter.
Strong Satire lines fall from the lips
of the characters. The Jews law Is
Justice. The Christians law Is love, and
see what comes of it. cries the old
pawnbroker. Il know that in America
the husband counts for nothing he
sneers. He rails against modern stand
ards, vet in the end he tolerates them
He gives a fathers blessing to his
daughter who marries a Gentle He
weeps with jOy at the news that his son
Is working in the wheat fields OF Can
ada TO earn enough to pay his debt. He
gives ungTudging welcome to the wife,
who comes back after three months and
cOnfesses that she has never succeeded
in even seeing a stage.
The slow sOftenin@ of the old mans
heart Is tendeTly wrought by the play
wright. and denoted with subtle art by
Louis Calvert A Young actress kissed
his hand in the play. and again when
they were called before the curtain to-
gether and he insisted upon her taking
a call alone. 1t was Josephine Victor.
whose sincere and powerful acting as
the pawnbroker's daughter won warm
applause. Miss Dorothy Donnelly PLAYED
ALF vile Win AAAE hNNAA ia AAAeAAAN AAAlNA7
ligence she brings to all her character
izatiOns. Forrest Winant was the pawn
brokers' son, Eugene O'Brien the Chris
tian youth and John Flood his father, all
worthy portrayals.
New York's latest dance favorite Is
the Arabian beauty. Sahary-Die who
is appearing in A World of Pleasure
at the Winter garden. At the London
hippOdrome. where she danced for an
hour at each performance and in other
European countries, she is known as
Heavens Kiss
Being an Arabian. Sahary-Dieli clings
to the customs and superstitions of that
country. She prefers Oriental dress
chiefly on account of the bizarre eolors
and the lOOseness Of the costumes. but
upon her arrival here a few weeks ago
she appeared on the steamship pier at
tired in the latest Paris creation
But she declared 1t was an ordeal
which she went through merely TO please
her American managers. However. when
II was explained that her managers
wanted the simonpure Arabian article. /
she quickly retired her French trous-
seaU and has since been wearing her ma
tive garb.
She was preceded to America by four !
her in truly Oriental fashion wherever /
she goes. her mode of transportation be |
ing a sedan chair Upon leaving Arabic /
she declared that she would never set |
foot upon foreign soil and she Is living 7
up TO this oath with a vengeance /
Tn Medina. where she lived till she I
was 16, she is credited with occult pow /
ers. being able to pierce the veil of the /
future. but she seems to have preferred 4
a dancing career to that of occultism
Her father was n tribesman and SALARY /
Deli was born ON the back of an ele-
plant. The same animal. she declared. !
served as her nurse. At any rate. when
quite Young she was brought To Medina !
and there sold as a slave. Her escape
to the continent gave her freedom and I
EVER since leaving Arabic she has been
iaucing in either London. Brussels. Paris
pr Madrid.
The new HipuodrOme show. Hip Hip I
Tooray." is another magnificent series
" great spectacles. combined with doz-