The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-03
ulie Ring, Like Her Adorable Sister Blanche,
You Are' But Also 'fTRe Corner Where You Amt
By DOLBY DALRYMpLE

1NNRETTY LITTLE JULIE RING, who
~ is starring" round at the Lyric,
q like her adorable sister, Blanche,
believes not only in "brightening the
corner where you are" but also the cor
ner where you amt" if you know what
l mean.
IL you've been to a Billy Sunday meet
ing know you understand, because one
| if Bfly's best effects is the little song of
that name and he's strong for every
body Frightening the corner where you
are"
I don't know what made me think of
this. particularly yesterday afternoon,
when I went to see my friend, pretty
little Julie Ring. ooh, 1 know; you are
saying: There she goes Dragging
again; calling important people my
friend" and all that, but it's true this
time; pretty little Julie Ring and I are
friends; just like Blanche and I; in fact,
Blanche and I are such good friends that
she bears the notable distinction with me
of being the only actress I've ever in
terviewed three times and if she comes
to Birmingham three times three times,
there'H always be an interview waiting
for her; or rather an interviewer); but
where was L? Oh, yes, 1 was about to
say: don't know what made me think
particularly of Billy Sundays favorte
song yesterday when L went to see my
friend, Miss Ring, except that she and
Blanche and Frances-yes, there are
three of them-sort of Three Hinged"
all hot ir1it,
table grace and charm and spontaniety
which makes you fairly radiate with
happiness whenever you hNppen to be
under the spell of any of them.
Little Julie Ring and I had a delicious
dressing room" chat yesterday just be-
fore the matinee, and she looked like
nothing I can think of so much as big,
blue-eyed baby doll; she was just about
to don the stylish mourning outfit
which transforms her into a very chic
and up-to-date widow, in the clever little
comedy sketch, Twice a Week." which
she is doing at the Lyric, and her dress
ing room revealed various pale pink peig
noirs and Longing robes of filmy stuffs;
dainty little satin mules" for her
pretty little feet, while fluffy, dia-
feminine finery converted the little 2X4
cubbyhole into veritable boudoir of
fashion.
Her yellow hair cured softly about her
face and her eyes were made up to look
the part of round-eyed innocence chat
doesn't sound exactly right; but you gev
the meaning, don't your. Anyway, as
1 entered the little dressing room and
reminded Miss Ring of the last time
she was here and 1 chatted with her
about 1.-THE Yankee Girl which she
was then playing, she smiled, smiled
back at me- her ravshing, charming
smile, whereupon 1 remarked
Its worth coming to see, even in
this scorching, melting weather.
whats worth coming to see?' she
questioned as she bade me be seated
THE Ring smile" answered
promptly. why, that Ring smile is
as famous as Kitty Gordons back or as
Billie Burkes giggle; in fact, it blows
rings around EN- all!''
"Oh I don't know" Miss Ring smiled
again. 81 suppose it is rather nice to
have it said that one has a nice smile
and it's especially nice to be able to
smile when you are playing three-a-day
effects in this hot weather. I jumped