The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

dams. with SIX others IN an old time
Dutch org and dance Jack Hazard
his specially. Howard Estahrook.
-..ian Thurgatc Rackus. GIstaVc
i<orhrr VIII conduct many ~ the mum
hcrs. claude Benedict. Nile IVpuEe
Garrltk rom the French Players
John ". l!ansome. the WEI known
comedian from tho Prince nr Pl'sou'
COMPANY. Harry Eranam Ia Masks
and Faces. Amelia Summerv.le.
Lieut.. Henry LII and Edsdr paven-
port. The programme VIII end WIKI
Edward T.. Rice's patriotic march The
Toy Scouts NJ America, IN which loo
BOY Scouts Will participate.
Marie Tempest. vino rthss her
American debut in vaudcv.,', at the
Palace Theatre next Monday I'm a
song programme, with Melville Ellis at
the piano. IL one of those rare theatre
cal celebrities VINO really gives an in
,ciiigcnt interview when asked 10 talk
FOR publication. After signing her con-
tract 10 appear at the Palace her
personal manager Miss ralaipotl Mar
bury. suggested that she talk about
Nv 'iiAiAI' II Ai'' sun ~ pfAhllHt Il lNttI-
liner in the two d day.
We'll said Mss Tempest. IL have
the very good reason that | want 10
Keep busy and can see no good arcu-
meut against vaudeville. ! have been
! regular patron of the Palace Thea
'rc for some time and mus, say
that It's artists are quite IS d!stin-
.ulshcd as ,,ny that the .eG.',mate
Stage can Offer consider myself
very lucky to be received into vaudc-
vale when ! nave no play To- 20 on
with
Surprising that the world turned
topsy turvy and you had Ia come into
this room and interview yourself,
what questions would YOU ask your
self and what notions or opinions
would you utter. asked Melville
Ellis.
Ana Miss Tempest smiled and
answered. you have me there. 7
would not tell yuu such intimate no.
tons or opinions just nov for worlds.
I'm kecpinS AL this sort Of tldb,ts
"u one side until ! Leave The STAGE
The in;-rvicwCrs themselves would
make very good copy for m" If | Were
wishing To write about them used
10 lie "A little afraid of intcrN 4cwcrs.
especially American ones, but I've rol
quite used Ia them nnw over hero
they all come at once aud sit i'm front
OF YOU IN a q with long ~notchouks
IN their hands, one Of them putt Cd
question; you make a reply. and I'M
mediatcly a dozen pencils 90 into aC-
ton. At first il Is certainly alarm
ina Now the curious thing Is that
their articles do MT come nut al Al
alike. Though | must say that in III"
main ! have always been fairly rep.
resented hv reporters. Whether they
all put their heads together after IA"
interview and arrangc what UllcstJou
and answers each viii follow can
not say Itut | know that their work
does nn, clash and that tn" styles are
very distinctive and peculiar Ia the
writer's, Their approach. mental at
titudc, literary style mr." decidedly
smart
Quick to realize that public interest
* centred IN the great skating
feature In HIP, HIP Ilooray'' at the
IIippodron", which is crcd,lcI with
starting the ice skating tad in Amer
lea, Charles Dillingham; added n new
roatur" To "flirtinp at ~. MurltX" th.s
last week. It was the Lamy B.othcrs.
american skaters from SarduaC Lake.
VINO are speed champions, ana rs this
| style of skating was not previously
introduced By the group Of .ntcrna-
1 tlonal eXperts. the novelty nroy.a