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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-10
MRAE BEGAN LIFE
AS A SHEEP RAISER
And He Played Picturesque, Real Life
Roles Before Seeking
Footlights

That sterling actor. Bruce McRae, who
has the leading masculine role Of Burton
Crane. from the North. with Ruth Chatter
Ton at the Broad Street Theatre, comes from
an Anslo-Indian military family, and his
Early education was for the British army.
NJ. McRae's father had served throughout
the Indian mutiny with distinction, receiv-
Ing medals for his services at the siege
OF Lucknow. where he was three times
wounded Mr.. McRae refers with pardon
able pride to his three distinguished uncles,
one OF whom Is Sir Charles Wyndham the
leading comedian OF the English stage; an
other was the late Bronson Howard, who
was married to a sister of Sir Charles
Wvndham, and the third is Major General
hehfy McRae, c. B. who was aide-de-
camp to King Edward VII. The prospect
o. military routine did not appeal to young
McRae. He had keen desire to enter the
merchant marine. but parental opposition
thwarted this. He compromised by going
70 New Zealand TO learn the business of
sheep.raislng.
He arrived In the Antipodes with collie
oog. $l0o and cast-iron constitution After
ranching for a while he later took a turn
az surveying and spent some time in Aus
utia under Government direction. He
came to America In 1890 and took charge
o. q ranch at Fort Laramie. wyo. In time.
however. the family instinct for the stage
Inserted itself and he made his first appear
snce In support of Forbes Robertson and
Elsie Dc Wolfe In Proctor's Twenty-thlrd
street Theatre. New York, in 1891. He was
nrst AID to Olga Nethersole in Camille
sna Frou-Frou," toured for two seasons
witn kelcey and Shannon and was the
original Doctor Watson for william Gill
lstts In Sherlock Holmes
NJ, McRae's first appearance In Phila-
uelphia was in "Aristocracy," and he Is
mo only member of that company who has
not since become a star. Here is the list
Won Viola Allen, Blanche Walsh. Josephine Hall
wilton Lackaye. William II. Thompson
william Faversham. Fredesick Bond. Paul
Arthur, Helen Tracy and Edwin Mordaunt
az nrst appearance In Philadelphia as a
.s.oins man was with Julia Marlowe ir
"hen Knightwood Was in Flower" Since
.nen ne has supported as leading man num-
srous stars, including Ethel Barrymore
H Mrs Fiske. Kelcey and Shannon. Olga
Ne.nersole, Grace George. Blanche Bates
sho now Ruth Chatterton.
Inc female suffrage victary In New York
On Tuesday reminded Mr.. McRae that some
years ago a San Francisco newspaper
printed full-page article in favor Of suf-
,.tsse. dwelling on the inconsistency Of deny
.as the vote to women and granting 1t tc
me lowest type Of human male depravity
me headline read IF He Can Vote. Why
Not Women?" and the article was Illus
uated by a reproduction of a photograph
@ ~ Mr., McRae In the character of Jim II
salvation Nell"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-10
Concert at BlOckley

~ Is announced that a concert will be
siven In the out ward Of the Philadelphia
hospital on Tuesday evening. November l3
The affair is under the direction of George
- Wilson. who has been actively engaged
- the musical activities of the institution
,or the last sixteen years. The concert will
% % held In the women's out ward and among
nose who will take part are such artists as
Aoram Heitovitch. violinist; Grace Wade
sopfano, and Lois Swelsfort. pianist. Miss
siie S1ssiie Cohen will be the accompanist. Mr
wuson will add to the entertainment by
Sneriny a sole number as we'll as by con-
ssse;tng the Star Spangled Banner" with
"nicn anthem the concert will be opened.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-10
NEW LIGHTING TRICK
IN ELTINGE MOVIE

An example of the difficulties that some
times confront film directors and exempli.
flying their Ingenuity in solving problems Ia
to be IN the history of the latest Eltingo
production. After having journeyed all the
way from Hollywood Cal, TO Portland, Ore.
gon TO take scenes in prominent hotel
there for the Paramount picture. THE
Clever Mrs. Carfax," that management dis
covered that tho lighting facilities were in.
adequate. that is to say. insufficient current
preluded the possibility Of making intc-
rtor scenes In that particular hostclry. There
was considerable discussion and much cha.
grin but finally Donald Crisp, the director
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-10
The Opera House on the Map

neving spent approximately 100000 to
seecorate and remodel Philadelphia's old
osvorite playhouse. the Chestnut Street
svspHe House, the Shuberts announce that
TMey have for the initial attraction, Arthur
.s.smmersteln's latest and best musical
Semeoy You're In Love-" to open on Mon.
~ evening. November 26
= toure In Love" will be presented by
~ original cast consisting Of Marie Flynn.
xy pas her prima donna roles; May
ION. Al Roberts. Mrs. Gardner Crane.
"a Nordsttom, Carl Mccullough. Al.
~, cherles Horne aud Some two
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-10
MRETS OF SCREEN
GRACE EXPLAINED
.,.t;c Effectiveness Demands
:. ss..,t.Confidence and knowledge
% - Dancing and Gestures
By Emmy wehlen
Metro Star.

thousands Of letters receive each
-, - the one question frequently askeo
n'au u., does a star maintain grace on the
,rsenr - r,s,,o,. ,r
.,,oor sports. eat plain food, read the
'..,.nt magazines and newspapers go 10
3 - ,..o,re 10 see the best of motion pic
Wv. and dance at every opportunity get
:, ina first place. we must know how
,..,, IN order TO carry out the move.
80, ~ our body. care nothing for the
,,.,-oolor scheme II look better In a
-. frock. There are times when we
-,., discard the latest of modes for the
rrou.r nttlns of the character.
IN walking across stage try to remein-
=. ..., the hands and feet should be kept
:. line with the face. BY this. | mean
49, unless we are displaying some emotion
y. .or,edy pose, Il Is essential that we keep
~. hands near our bodies and not allow
,s.r, 10 20 shooting through the air as IL
va we're trying TO grasp at something that
20 could not reach.
y, citing down before a camera or be.
,,,s an audience or in fact at fome, three
,srss are most essential for grace. In the
a., Mace we must sit squarely on the chair
a as to give us the proper poise. II we do
,bs then we are in an easy position and
b.vs The first essential to an easy and
graceful pose.
In the second place we must be careful
that we do not sit up too straight to spoil
,hs efect of an easy position. To do this
tt,ns Ipf, ri rn q ~
r,re Of One of the very best methods TO
overcome this obstacle Is to cross the hands
IN an easy position so that those who see
No or are conversing with US know that
", are in a comfortable position.
In the third place, our feet must not be
rrornnent. II is very bad form to cross
ihe legs from the knee as 1t shows All un.
comfortable position. An easy and grace
ful way to overcome this difficulty is TO
slightly cross the feet at the ankle.
When we are not engaged In converse
lion. we are inclined to become nervous II
We are being watched. This Is easily over
come. When I first appeared behind the
footlights ! was so inclined and an old
French professor told me to talk to myself
without the moving of the lips. In other
words we are to think of what we are to
DO that will be pleasant to us or others OF
to reflect upon something that has happened
and spelled mlrth. Then we look happy
and graceful pose Is the result
One Of my secrets of good health I.
dancing. From the time I was ten year.
Of age ! enjoyed this form of pastime more
than any other, At the present time, be
lieve the American dances are moro grace
fu than ever.
Being graceful In motion pictures requires
knowledge of dancing. of gestures-and a
world Of self-confdence.- Motion Pictures
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-10

ular Plays and Players Company, asking
her terms TO make a picture. She wired
bnck mot Interested at any terms as her
dramatic career enErossed her whole attcn-
tion. But her refusal 20 come to the COM
pauy only brought the company TO her, and
the second wire read that their special rep
resontatNn was already on tho Twentieth
Century Limited on his way to tho Windy
city to interview Madame. After Il long SEES
sion Pctrova agreed 70 mako THE TigreSs"
for tho company. Having once entered the
film world her interest IN the movies in
creased daily.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-10

Of the picture. hit upon the idea OF having
all the sections of the big hotel To- " nash.
lighted. From these pictures the entire
lobby was reproduced at the huge Para.
mount studios at Hollywood. Cal The novel
method of staging was crowned with com.
plete success.
julian Eltinge, the star. was by the way
particularly delighted with his reception In
Portland. ut is almost as fine" he de.
clared, TO be "A motlon.picture actor as to
be the President The way they feted me.
the manner in which I was escorted from
place TO place. together with the other menu
bers Of the company and Mr.. Crisp. my
director. under the auspices of the Cham.
ber Of Commerce and the city officials was
highly enlivenin
The Clever Mrs. Carfax" will be the
ArCadias all.wcek attraction, beginning
Monday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13

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Qos @Olfsf5niat6nm Scr !6u6cnsOIlcrn.

Ser omcrifeniIde aricos GurreponOcnt SonlcS
C'Ionnca 8enncH 6eipriGt in eincm Spc5iol Nrtifcl
0os ,&olfSfon9tbum Der Sobcn5oacra" Gr weit oa'
rim i'm qlnihhiB an encm III Der Dytoro0cten Nls
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mic ocr Correspondent ous0rildlidl bcrporbcbt nd)t
bic 8olgc cncs GuBercn GriIdcs ionoem oeS einilnf
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SAP lid ocic inncrpot6c @rnucrtng bon
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ooutdcn Gofcs un0 bic nids meniger ais reDolutio.
n1rcn 9l1idtcn oeicbcn, bctcnt Der omeroniiAe Sor
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lel6it 3un Barren mod)cn noen mir mere natirlid)e
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SScriamn;lituss -Sln8eiecn

,Wrrcinieic VGfcr.0jglcnIhnfl."
samita0, Den a. glprl. ebcnos 8 llbr,
Gcuernl 8eridmmhtnp uub guibc6abuna Der
picriclidbrliheR NciirdQe In Gnifele 0alle,
Mr.. i03, Gpro.S Srcocrids Stranc.
iglpri3 iI 66arlrS aHopp, Seir.
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Sulrl gScibcl.

IS iiarb am 10. apri 1917 Suhn Eeibel inn
guier bon 73 Sotrcn n Wionnieii uno Ioaen,
achebicr GiQic bon 0briilne gSeitcl l0cborcnc
f8. SOrt gdt6miiiaoS Inn > nor. bon iciner
ggphnnnQ. Nr 22f3. Nc@locrrll etrnhc, aus
nad Der 8udicn Gpnnqcliidbeu NirDe, Sde
WiltonsgtOcme uno Wiaoion Srdbe nno onllfl
ani 0cm ,SailalDn 5ricoboie" taft
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YLianhrth s. iIinf.

IS iinrb am It, 9lpril 1917 mn $40 nor
NloracnS Gii5abetb c. Sni, 20 Sabre olt, 1es
ic6ic Iohicr non 0clrO mo Der ueriiorbenen
Smile 9 Sni (pchorcnc GrotD Sic Beer
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i0es inn la3 llby bon icincr gSobnnna, 9ir.
i22t, Gitsyiortb,Apcnc, aus itait
(Qlnri2. tll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13

IS iiarb am IT, @pril 1917 nah LANCER
Qouis Saco0, III i6rcn 49 Qebcnsio6r Die
@ecroieilnq iinoei auI Snmitug, "a, glprll,
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IA Noibbelier Nrdc ltnit no I'M 9 llbr eit
9cmnicms0o6omi iir ibr Secenbeil celebrirt
miro. Ncieblula aui Dem 0l. 9rlDier 5rieoDoi
5rellnoc mo AcianHic llno 6ilr Ibelnalme
cinnclahcm. lMprl3-ll)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
0ircftOrenlua6l.
.,0gplIns NLaee eauinns ganl.n

WnItimore IT, glpril 1911.
@ei elmer am g. 9pril 1917 italtgeunoencn
9eriauimlunq ocr WdiqIieoer Der Corporation
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Silorbrnuot, Snubmciter Sohu 10 0iens
6arot Sufs S6obmeIier; glirco 2. Nilec,
glulpalt (glprt3)
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gNic mcroc idl @iiraerY

Seoer 0nQNpunberie Der bier 5u tleiben
Gcoenit ionte amerianiihcr @iir9cr meroen.
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9nr4 Oaa 9criiaernnos.D DrBaricmenf.
GunbcmRricr Nnsweis Hber ben 3afamo ber
ySumc Wintnal SOcieh Of glmerlcn,
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Snc., Of Baltimore, WiO."
am b. Gc5embcr 1916
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fIa''sil ber aepiiai f'D'''''.'Y..''. ...... 1886
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c5eIommf decentralization ... S2.7i22t
geirag Der Niilfps in ocil Wer-
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@rdmien in Wiarrlano 1915 (Sn' 90
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1916 (Snouiirelle) ....,..,. 2,26S.os
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1916 (Snonitreue) ........... 2,2oSoo
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Ndlernnas 4cpartements. 8aIti more,
.glo, 2S Sebrlinr 1917 so beideiIiac bier
nit oaB ouS &orliebcnoe Elm udbrpeltsqe
ireuer gluS6iig ans Dem dbrliden glnemeile
0cr ,,OOmC Wintrul SUcictn OF 9meric1, Ndi.
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enociloc Sobr it, ieBi IN Dem Ir@o oieles
@m Wlaiun s6ebnn,
(lir330. .glpr6,t3) @erii6crunee' '@onInIlnnr.
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lShnrlcs sMilbluadltcr.

IS ndrb am IT, glprl 1917 6farles Sdilo.
mndtcr, qcliehier Gniie ocr beriorbcren gSils
belmliHo sdilomahicr Sic Nceromiuq fllioct
am Sunnian, 15 MpriI ya6mitaps I'm 2.30
ll6r bon iciner gsobmna 9ir. 1902, 4ennigl.
Dnnias9lDcnRc, ans itait @eiictunQ pribai diii
ocm ,QolnnH 4drlS Srco0uie" (Apr13 t5)
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Stnats.gicen5sg1utii.
IS miro bicrmii alien SerOucn uno @orpos
rationcn uoer Staaiss0Drperi0aitcn ipelbe Se'
fndiie in Der Sfaoi Baltimore bcreibcn nno
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Gin ltntcrlaiicn cine giccn5 81 eruiricH,
nntcruirft 4criuncn einer Strnie uno soften.
0crr gloam Scupcrt 0lerl oes Common
&lcas gerdois, IN ieei bereit gicen6en IN lei.
ficm 0iircau inn @erc)isgebduoe BON llbr
0nrmittage bis llbr 9indlmittags dus8uiicuell.
Sas Stnnts S'erimerunoss Separienent miro
bcrcit iein &erii6erunes frciergicen5en am
ncm @iircuu i'm lnon 1ruit@ebdnoe pot
llbr &ormitinas bis 4 llDr Ga1mliines aus
Sbumas y. @icSinlm,
Gmcrii Der gtuoi Baltimore.
lglnr3.A60.1 II .l3. l6. rs. 20 % 29.28.30l
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.an Iichcn0er (srinncrnna

an mcncn igcucn aclcbicn Nnlcl
Trih gScinrcid
mclc6cr bcic bor iichcn SG0ren, aii 10. 9prl
1910, arb. 0bcr njdDi oeroeilen iii
Shlnic in Scincr itillen @ruit
gis aud ncr 0crr ntiCb 5li Dir uii;
Ediln ipcrocn mir ms mienerlcb'n
Sil icncm icfqcn 0mmclsb0b'n.
Gcine 9ddic Miarie ecinrcdl-giieman.
(glprf3)
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g9cIcn nnO Nc0cntMna Sd edmIaartena

Su prihicoeucu Stooten ocs Saioes beihoItlaen
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Sctnuntmn@nugcu.

Baltimore, ~. glprii 1917.
Ser stnot.Gcpmctcr miro an Sicnlta9 oen
II. 9lpril 1917, nm 4.i5 Gn@miiags an Srt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-13
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am 81. Sc5cmber 1916
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spiritn0icn.yircnl. .gIppIiIali0nen.
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