Judge — October 13, 1906 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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Gold medals at New Orleans, 188: Chica Paris,” 1900 highest award, at World's. Fair, St. Louis. Sold by leading dealers everywhere, uape ‘THE THEATRICAL PROBLEM. | To star or not to star—that is the ques- tion | Whether ‘tis better in the mind to suffer The pangs and disappointments of the season, | The stings and arrows of outrageous critics, Or to break out boldly on the road And in a tour win out. To tour—to| pay— To pay—aye, there's the rub! that tour | We'll have to sink a lot of good real money ; | And sometimes riches of the angel kind | Take to themselves swift wings and fly For in away, And angels of the kind that actors need | So sorely in their business grow not on the trees In bunches ; rather do they soar above, Eluding the enticing traps of cunning | Stars, And madden managers, and actors, too, With sights of the Elysium, where they dwell, Whose floors are paved with money we would get. That's the respect that holds back star- ring tours— The lack of backing with another's cash, And then the one-night stands, the jump to trains, The rural papers, with their «sticks ” of | rot; The rural critic, with his fierce desire To crush the actors with his fiercest “roast.” The deadly fare, the nightly slim re- ceipts, The constant fear of «closing ” up too soon, | And coming back a thing to laugh to| scorn | By other stars who either acted wise Or took the chances and with “ made good.” That's the dread uncertainty of it all, That in these days of growling first-night dogs To try it on, and business not a cinch, Must give us pause ! —Baltimore American. HE FORGOT, The champion absent-minded man lives at Balham. 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