I niiniph of an lunpress." I lic nt xl year she Logan, and '" l-'alno Roniani." winning special Light* were devoie«l to traveling repertoire coin. To her now that she is hravitig luore efTele theatri-Ĭal".Miss Dale's tir-t years hehind the font. Knowledge of the finer technicalities of her pro-įt-Nsiiin which will prove nf the greatest henelit if tremendous amhi-įield of \\\-iern stock and traveling companie-* atid has ac(|uired a sound Prochictive of uncommonly tine result", that is. ^ whose future will l>ear clo'ie watching, for it is pretty sure to Ix:
' I 'FRESA DALIl a ymmg ctimtional ncirc»», lauly come inio the Hast, and hisįuture appears as roseate as even his most enthusiastic admirers could wish. He has made r.ither a cotirageousįight to attain his present position, all the more credit to him. The rather novel and attractive advertising catch-line, " Fretl Xiblo Politely Is of the permanent (|iKilily that holds his old a almost. Rial, fairly hrimmiiiK over with waggish dnilleries. is composed of only the witiie*«t and most np-to-(]ate mate. His gay aiul hriftln "patter." of all f which MOST happily and appropriauly has Frc«l Xililo hcui callid " I he Ameri-Ĭan llumorist." a title that lie lias justly earnoti l»y liis l»nj? service it is to be hoped that the list will be absolutelyĬomplete in subsequent volumes of this work. Names, of a necessity, being carried over from the first book, and,
It is regrettable that there still remain unfilled several calendaredĭates, though the number is lessened at least four-fifths, several Make the work as comprehensive in its scope as possible. Introduced into the present volume, it beinj^^ the com])iler's wish to Troduction of the names of several well-known players who haveĬrossed the j^reat divide. Not a few readers will be glad to note the in. The same complimentary spirit in the writing of theīiographies is again maintained, to better carry out the idea of aīirthday publication. Ixnind to occur in biographical research, that may be dis-Ĭovered. Herein supplied any data concernini^ themselves, a plea lor any in-Īccuracies. As in the first l)«X)k, niily a few of the artists mentioned Work, at the same time endeavoring^ to achieve even a hij^lit r -rade ofĮxcelkiicc. Encouraged by the success of its predecessor, theĬompiler has done his best to maintain the standard of the earlier Way of a scenario, except to repeat what has been said in the pre.
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