New-York tribune., 1921-10-02
By Eiarriette Underhill

az e4iS AL 81 aSt.
Il know. Lew don't care so much
for it, either, but l think it's grand,
don't you? What does The Circle
?"
81 don't know, but we'll find out in
the last act. Say, which one of them
stars was in Twin Beds'?"
"None of 'em, dearie. That's Forbes
Robertson you're thinking Of"
Hardly could we wait for the final
curtain of "The Circle" so that we
might rush back stage and tell Estelle
Winwood what we had heard. "Why do
people like that spend their money to
see n play like this and what do you
suppose put Twin Beds in their
minds?
II think they had you mixed UP with
Madge Kennedy, and Twin Beds some
how suggested The Passing of the
Third Floor Back and Forbes Robert
son. That is the way l solved it."
Miss Winwood is lightning change
artist; she was nearly ready for the
street when we reached her dressing
room. "Do you mind sitting there
while put on my street makeup?
have supper engagement
Miss Winwoods
Retort Courteous
"Don't you know" we said, as we
watched the process, chat if the Crea-
tor had wanted your nose to have
dull finish He would have made you
with bloom on your skin like unto
the grape and the peach?
"Oh, I don't know about that" re-
torted Miss Winwood, "He didn't make
me with clothes on, but I put them
on"
"Fine! That is what I shall say to
conventional acquaintance who never
sees me powder my nose without liken-
ing me to a peach or bunch of grapes.
Heretofore her argument has always
found us dumb"
"T never seem to care much for
women who do not make up; we do
not have anything in common"
"Nor L: all attractive men approve
of it, too"
Eyes, and if once in a while 1 meet
one who doesn't l convert him. If he
says such red lips do not look natural
tell him no one wants them to; that
I believe in painting even the lily.
They soon see i5 in the right light"
eyes, and then they begin to look
for It-think you are i'll if you meet
them without it,"
That's it, and, You see. in the play
1 have to refuse all offers of lip
sticks, etc. 1t wrings my heart every
night"
Our Favorite Point
In the Circle
II love the scene where Mrs. Carter
mean Lady Catherine, loses her lip
stick and rouses the household to find
1t. But the most beautiful bit in the
whole play is where you, | mean Eliza
beth has just run away with the man
she loves and then Lady. GATHERINGS
husband tells her and John Drew,
moan Lord Porteous, that he has fixed
1t up with your husband so that Won
wouldn't elope in thousand wears
Leave it to me- he adds, and all tho
time you are on your way to London
with your true love and Lord Porteus
and Lady Catherine are both in on it
1t is delicious and just like Somerset
Vaughan"
Il like that part, too; and do you like
the whole pIay?"
well. l was especially thrilled be-
cause you had the courage of YOUR
convictions and did run away. Somer-
set Vaughan doesn't believe in leaving
his people sacrifice their happiness just
because they are married, does he i?
But l thought for a while there YOU
would listen to the teachings Of one
who had learned the bitter lcsson-that
love is all there is in life and love
never lastS--and remain at home"
II was afraid so, too, and | couldn't
have borne that"
"I'd like to see the whole play, but
and not one Of the people who sat in
any one of the twenty rows in front OF
US measured less than feet inches. u
Why People Flock
To This New Play
That's what you get for waiting
until the eleventh hour to ask for
tickets. You know every seat is sold. ;
Il do know it; also every stand II
sold. But it won't be any better. It's
going to be the same ali the season
Even people like Bob and Lew who
don't get much out of it, want to say
that they have seen The Circle They
want to see Mrs. Carter and John Drew
and you"
DO you think they want to see me
Do yos like me on the stage" Now
VIC were afraid to tell Miss Winwood
just how much We admired her, but VIC
do consider her an absolutely finished
prodnst- Her technique is perfect
Never shall we forget her in "Toc
Many hIsoznds" and THE Tyranny OF
Love" Bat we only said, "You arc so
funny"
Every one always thought / was
funny when wae little girl When
was in school the other children AL
ways laughed mt what | said and