The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-13
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-~uuintutiou of light and sra'"
Wherever she driftod lpuu the stage
the eyes uf the throng were upon her.
' ana when she sang aud spoke. the
Hash uf fame burst asundvt with 4
demonstration So wonderful tina II
flares brightly ever unto hi. very
day. Recognition came with 81 N
unanimous a%pontancity that the liile
lady was quite a. much dh2cI - IN"
spectators we're dazzlcd and George
W Lcdercr. for whoni tho people
found q star. wept with JOY
The next day the billhplits bore
aloft In glnring lines h mamie Of
Edna MAY. the press printed page
about her. and an ador me- puhl,p sang
her praises. And for years thc star
of her triumph shon. on high urtil
She met oscar Lewiston. = wealthy
gentleman. who convinced nor that he
loved her better thar all tive world
and she entered into marri1g' with
him with marked reciprocal DEVOTION
Al the time of her wedGinr al tn"
famous theatrical producers Of the
world tried To get her to play IN one
last new production before she left tho
stage. but 10 content was she IN the
afccti n Of q good husband and 4
good home hat she refused al these
offers. The only time sine. leaving
the stage h = she appeared In person
~ public was at "A charity Lenctit IN
London at tho request at Queen Mary.
Dn his occasion LoudoncIs were SO
eager TO see the celebrated star that
the streets IN either side ct the the
alter for four blocks were damned With
cabs and automobiles
Tho fact. then. that the mgid Of
Syracuse. who has traced the anairs
of royalty, has inst completed her en-
tctmcnt II thc title role Of salvation
Joan" q .eat big splendid Ntagraph
production. D. indeed a notdbl' "vont
IN nlmland, and those who nave seen
the %photoplay viii bear witness to 'te
tat that shc is ns sweet and as cep-
tiy1tiug ~ when she firs, AN the
h'B' t. of the multitude
Ana for tho second time IN he. life
the Light OF fame which from friendly
Sat" hrsi shonc upon the babe " syria
cuso viii shine again arouud the
3 world.
Bong tied To- tn. stalk IN motion
I PICTURES proved to be a burning roie
WI NV lhNiltl WIN llN'Nl " uN VI w.
hoersals tor the pallas-raramount
production of "DaNy Crockett Tno
In. IN this instanc" was too hot and
D mo- On" noticed the cries ot the victim
The blue air which gathered around
tn, scorchod Indian as the result al
hi~ language was cleared up 10y Dustin
Ttruum who offered u little cold
cream rom his makeup Kit The re.
hcarsai vts resumed
Dustin ftruum and u number Ci
horsomcL go. seen chasing about the
screen ~ their heads ~ the Palms
Paramount release. Rem Blair The
scene shows not the figures Themselves
hut thcir reflections In u clolr strcarr.
The splendid photography fooled
even the operators. who believed that
part ut the tlms were upside down
The most popular ,harl,toIiZations
~ Miss blanche sweet include thos"
Of % ~iagamufnu. an anarchist an All
dIrt To- drugs ana q mcsmcristE sub
ly,t Her newest role Is that Of -
ladN Iu the iaskN Paramount pi"
tlrI2,iou of Henry seton Merriman's
novel, The sewers.
Hector Turnhull rs IN. author =
Tor The Defense the Lasky- Para
mount production IN which Miss Fan
ri" Ward VIII star. lie also wrote
"Th. Cheat.