The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-15
IT'S HARD JOb TO
 PLAY YOURSELF IN
 STAGE, STAR FINDS
Tammany Young Gets Part on Broadway Being
 Natural
NEW YORK April H.

NEW YORK. April 14.-Let critics tell of Henry Miller in Sacha Guitrys biographical drama. "Pasteur," of Jane Cowl as Juliet" or of Dudley Digges as the melancholy bookkeep' CT, MT. Zero" in the Theatre Guilds production of "rhe Adding Machine" Such appraisal is in their depart ment.
 But the return of Tammany Young to Broadway as an actor with lines to speak and business to do is ours to tell of
 Tammany Young is Broadway as sure as Broadway is. He was born no further from Broadway than you could toss him by the slack of his pants. As a kid along Broadway he was just like that" with Jim Cor hett he knew Herman Rosenthal and the gunmen five who went to the chair for the killing. and Diamond Tim Brady and all the wine agents and the horsemen and the ball play CTS and Stanley ketchel and the six day bikers and Paul Armstrong and name somebody that Tammany Young doesn't or didn't know. Just name a name.
 Known To Sport world.
 MT. Young is perhaps better known to the world Of professional sport than to the stage, having prevailed against all turnstiles from the feath- erweight nickle machines in the sub way to the S50plus- tax gate of Tex Richards most pretentious fight pro motions. But if you were rude enough to ask him what his great graft was, which is an impolitic thing to ask any gentleman or lady along Broadway, Tammany Young would have said: "Oh, I'm an actor but I tell you how 1t is nowadays, Jack; it's just sort of hot and cold
 And now, this week. Mir. Tammany Young's name appears for the first time on the same street, his own street, with the names of Henry Mil- Ter and Jane Cowl and Dudley Digges and Lionel Atwill. He is in fact Morocco theatre. an actor, playing the part of "Gaynor; New ioi Cockney," in melodrama- mystery play by Thomas r. Fellon, called "The Wasp"
 Judging by the critical opinions which are unfortunately unanimous on "The Wasp" the play isn't all 1t might be and Tammany's first Sea son" on his blazing native alley won't be as long as Barrymore's in Hamlet" Of course. Barrymore had the advantage of Tammany Young, being cast in a better show.
 
 To discuss Mr. Young's acting: It must be said that he tries little too hard to be himself, yanks down the southwest corner of his mouth a little too low. hauls his cap lt- tie too far over his left ear and says "Thoid avenue as he imagines Tammany Young would say it, not as he would say "Thoid avenue" to Jack Dempsey. Apparently it is severe task to be ones self on the stage.
 MT. Miller in 'Pasteur" is acting the part of someone else and the great Russians of the Moscow troupe had the advantage of perspective slant on the characters they were portraying with such casual natural ism Perhaps if Miller were cast Tor inc leading role of play called Henry Miller he might also haul his cap little too far over ms left ear and impart an ever so-silg ghl- ly spurious tinge to his utterance of "Thoid avenue
 Mr. Young. turned temporarily from crashing the gates at Madison Square Garden. had almost whole week to himself on Broadway, as there were only two other openings spaced well apart. The firsr~Was "Fandro Boticc!ii.' put on at the provincetown theatre, with basl Sydney m the tille loit, WHO Ns' " - Doris k eene in Romance and with Eva Le Gallienne as "Simonetta
 
 DULUTH. Minn., April 14.-Waen the first section of the local fishing fleet began vending it's way through the ice dotted waters of Lake Supe- rior few days ago. the local coast guard station, one of the largest ana busiest on the Great Lakes. automat- ically became alert. The job of keep ing track of the intrepid little fish 1 ing vessels which braved the ice Ia den waters to reach their casting points far out in the lake, is the most important one of the local sta ton.
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