Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1910-02-06 | Page 23 | "Beverly" Star Has Choicy Temperament

I 66 Stair Ua a aI I I ll llCY OT to be outdone by b other women NOT N of oC the stage Miss Gertrude Fow Fowler Fowler Fowler ler who will appear here in the title part of George Barr McCutcheons Beverly of Graustark has caused to be constructed a portable dressing room for her own especial use while on tour in this attraction It is a most elaborate affair having all the appointments of the stars room as found In the modern theatre of today with the addition of many little comforts and conveniences that the local management fall to furnish but that my lady well wen knows the comfort of The floor of Miss Fowlers dressing room is covered with a beautiful Smyrna rug while the furniture decoration con consists consists consists of a cozy COz corner and two or three restful chairs The walls are hung with photographs of friends of the star In one end of the dressing room roo is a make makeup makeup makeup up table back of which hangs a hand handsome handsome handsome some plate glass mirror surrounded by a quantity of candlepower candle power elec electric electric electric lamps On one side is a full length pier glass also surrounded by electric I lamps while from the ceiling has been arranged a sunburst with varied colored lamps which can be changed change atwill and which assist materially the process of making up Like LUte to have the same surroundings all the time said Miss Fowler It is a case of temperament I suppose They say sayan all actresses are temperamental more or less Now speaking of this part of Beverly Calhoun but that is another story