Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28


and a wonderfully fine actress.
! upon his handiwork. Her devotion to
J him and her great love are the two
things by which she hopes to lift her
! husband to success.
! But Vivian Hunt had forgotten that
Leonard liant was not made of clay.
Leonard was made of flesh and blood.
de could not return the great love that
his wife gave him. He looked about and
discovered Sylvia Morton, a relative Of
his wife, under his very roof.
! Sylvia was not made Of clay She was
passionate fapper-an emotional play
thing. She invited the love of Leon
ard Hunt She made him forget his wife
and his art. And he forgot all for a few
mad hours of physical pleasure. Then
the great disaster-Sylvia is to become a
mother by her wanton relations with
Leonard
Vivian Hunt learns the truth as she
stands with raised knife over the body
of SYLVIA woman who had robbed
Vivian Hunt Of the greatest duty, the
rlgnt.cto be mother.
In the hands of Miss Anglin, this scene
is not theatrical. 1t is a gem in emo
tional, acting. She weeps everything
away and stands before Sylvia facing the
naked truth-thar Sylvia had won. The
knife does not fall on Sylvia, but the
realization of the discovery Of her hus-
bands falseness strikes into the very
heart OF Vivian.
There you see the true beauty Of Miss
Anglin's emotional acting. 1t strikes into
your very heart Your heart beats in
time to the misery In the very soul of
Vivian Hunt.
Mise Anglin makes Vivian Hunt WON
an capable Of making'a great sacrifice.
She permits her husband to leave the
house. Sylvia leaves unframed. As
Sylvia drags her miserable self from the
house, the tempest of despair sweeps over
Vivian Hunt and by the genius Of Miss
Anglin there is registered in every spec
tator a, feeling Of complete understand
ing Here is a great triumph in genuine
emotional acting You forget everything
but Vivian Hunt.
A year passes.
Vivian has suffered and paid for the
lonely hours.
Sylvia and Leonard have paid for their
folIy-the baby died. AS the baby hands
released their hold on Sylvia's breast
the realization came that her love for
Leonard also had died.
So the sculptor, now a broken man,
returns home.
Again the theatricalism of the play is
saved by Miss Anglin.
The supporting cast is worthy of asso-
citation with Miss Anglin Harry Min
turn is convincing as Leonard Hunt at
all times. He makes Leonard even worth
while. Max Montesole gives a splendid
portrayal of Patrick Griggs. AS Mr.
Mentesole proceeds with his characterize
I'LL l.
Fowler as Sylvia Morton is ideal for the
part, and the mounts to her big scenes
with splendid ease. The entire cast Is
competent. The one set used is beauty
The cast of "The Woman of Bronze"
is as follows:
Billy Byrd .......-........W William STREET.
Maude Randall. ....... Mildred Fischer
Dorothy Barker. Vera Berliner
Leonard Hunt. Harry Minturn
Mary Courtney. Marion Barney
Strelsky ..................Ar Arthur Fisher
Mrs. Douglas Graham Harriet Sterling
Patrick Griggs. Max Montesole
Mrs Randall. ........... Sally Williams
Douglas Graham. Jerome Lawlor
Sylvia Morton. ............. Mary Fowler
james ..................J -. ~ IrlsL
Vivian Hunt. .t........ Miss Anglin
Reginald Morton. ...........A Albert Gran
Papa Bonelh. ......-...... Harry barroot
George .............-....R Ralph Weidhaas
Ellen ................ Mrs. Barth
If you enjoy fine acting, go to the
Murat today or Wednesday. Believe
me when say that the finest Of fine
acting is done by Miss Anglin and her
company
The engagement terminates with a
matinee and night performance Wednes-
day.-W. d. H
l. Il
HOOSIER GIRLS
ON BILL AT KEITH'S.
Eddie Leonard Of minstrel fame, and
Mae and Rose Wilton Of Terre Haute
are to be seen on the new bill at B.
Keith's.
All three are getting along famously