The sun., 1916-11-12
FAY BANTER CAM. EAST.


q s.GCesS ScoveJ ~ iai t"tli''i,
;,.c young leading IN Arms
and tho Girl q: the Fulton Theatre.
r~a is uo' uniik" romance. We. the !oH.
facts prove i. 20 I've hit .he ,uliLjn It
ton OF years II hard, conscientious
work on The part # the DUNG woman.
And. Incidentally. years IN which Fa'l.
ure. disapp3!ntniencs an ut tinIcs utter
despair were not unknown. There's a
tine IN The pia, which Mi=s Fainter
speaks which makes her declare her
agc 70 lie "just 30" The line was writ
ten around n fact. Miss Baintor will
NOT W .W~Cnty-:h-sc until Der"'nlsr.
fhr nal horn n 10. N,r"i"- auI ~
!i.s' appearance" b.:"l" Il l'u', 49,
IL. a society ki"niess ~ tho 49, & iDu.
ycare. Cnia 81 those wlt attended tn'
performanre waE Oliver Mrrosco, tn'
theatrical manager. He was attracted
by the remarkable talent Of ~" enid
ard no following year when ha wa
booking about for "a youuGs'"r - pIH'
tho crild's rart with Sar"r HNcll -.
THE Jewtss." - 4ru. for Mis- iidt' .
.er's mother sud Traliv "us0r"I g."
little girl.
AZ six. ..'..c Mis- I;aint." who
seemed destined 70 h" - u'tn"cc. Won y
gold medal. which she Sthl p.i"'s "S
one Of her most valued possessions ~
;hc champion cake walker II can
foruia. From then Iu.il sire "a. four
ten wears Old Size uih>u numerous
cr!.d'- parts oUt u. 'oC th'.lt ''AN''
\. fourteen she wen: 90 seattle, wh'r'
she toined q Ito-r conlpane ~ N-
canua. Tie nevt .wo years sr"n'
in Seattle aud Pcrtlcna playing N
ccnuo rarts VIII, stock companies,
following that she Went 10 II Par
~ sto,p AND Non Went 20 Luo An
coles. where she plnytd TOW w""H'
with Nat <roodwir.
When +ilc vae seventeen sts sr'
Eas. nl>nc, and "'.h $40" when tH'
ind s.vn.. Al one season -" haunted
managers offices, but y" one WonI'
oYcr her cven q email ut ~ pay. \
last, thoroughly discouraged. SIR a"
ccpt~d an cNsr 20 - 10 Voitd" i
stock. go rrr| Nvt tA"-o "A M y"
rrnCc. and af'cr az "'CNF @t"rAun'
lead.n. 81" p!ayod aHothe
aoasar in rcirdo IS icndins WCmnn "
;, tho @;ncT ~cuInpanl, aI.a !o''"N"d
!. by eo!Ng 80 bual, :tt q 'orN Nf.''
, SngaRotnoH'.
Then she c.lnc Ei-t q serona tim
only 20 ncc. with HE sam" Te"ertio'
MS she 'rtd ~ Ner ir"' y = Wees
|. we're spcn, IA rel.ears..s ana ptt'rl0
soar,Iinc us theatrical Otto. ~ al
:. carnc an uter tu gc on ma ROAD VII
Nra. t!she riu NfNYs fiiint"r ifol5r'
; that % 10 her napyieat freEoh.
: AZ the end Of tho e~rsas"uienr VII
/, Mrs. Fiske Miss BANTER played a f"'
weeks with a stock company IN A
:, bany and when she rrcciN - an one
, IN ~ 70 Dos Noines ne leading WOMB
? she accepted = Gratcrnl'I An
promptly.
= Her e.pcrSouces IN MY rurl 10
II. convinced Mas Banter Of one th'rT
4 sho would never come bach 10 broit
way until sh" could come back VII
money in tho bank. She piayed an ei
tire scaaon in Des Moines and sav'
= her money. They offered her ano'h'
season nj IN Increased salary and 81
accepted it eagerly. Al the end
y two wears az that shc am back
r broadway last spring.
4 She had followed her programme r
hciously and saved every cellar .
could. This time she had plenty
money 20 back herself and almost II
mcdlately she received an offer fro
William Harris. Jr.. to play the lcadii
female role opposite Cyril Scott
ARMS and the Girl" a comedy viii
Mr.. Harris had determined TO give
>. spring tryout. Tn" Iiay gave prom'
- Of being tho success L has turned q
n. n no ana Miss Bainter's work Vas
,r that could he desired. Daring
IN summer Mr.. Harr1a offered h"r u "o
Of tract for a number Of years ard :
In signed II promptly.
q And nov tlst ali" hss srr've8-.,l'
~ INA. nrn.dwu" Aas welcomed ''-, :
o. onaa-.ed tcr g." = -. IT, 'lr'~t'-
=, AZ I,ciu'o. .,'" ""' t't' e.
eItrg. Hr.rr1; 49,, n" "a" 49,; re- g.,
"A and s,ccess Nsl 'On,u =, Leg.
n. WIN shoaldnv = neT" shs m
nd There really Is no cease Of eIati