Show B THE ACTORS FATE ye who love the bright creation ot of the artist ami affa the bard ye who deeni deem the actor s station ohly of profit and reward think it not 5 inee mechanic banic labor rw always gives a richer yield better use the axe or sabre better plow the harvest field toiling for the bright ideal that a thousand hearts expect never grasping at the real i till the bark of life ia wrecked ye who think the stage a solace yielding joy rind and princely gains little know tho bitter cli chalice alice 0 offa ft the weary actor drains I 1 king 0 at night in armins splendid from the green room to the stage ight too soon soo n the play is ended then is read the truer page sea se ek him in his chamber lonely tf pouring 0 er cr the morrows part wearing rearing smiles in public only where men never read the heart kit IH the present ever haunted T poverty to check his aim 1 by some favorite supplanted win tin the path to fam famo o Y lr M till like thousands gone lydol e h hm death usurps his brilliant p prize i jaep pr ajr au abid d some friendly band marks 0 a brother actor lies jat r mi m i t A w i ii ROLLOF ROLL rolf OF OP PERSONS WHO SHOULD 1 NOT OT tta ND abt ae f the max maa with tho the woman a cough P the man who w ho sees a friend it and nd desires to sit beside him the man who insists upon p pro 1 0 curinga better seat forthe for the ria ladies d i e S U under his escort d ji athe man who abo cannot ace keep toj 01 1 ls bacco out oft of hi his mouth the woman who cannot refrain from audible criticisms on ithe looks look of tho the lecturer the man who eats bats penh peanut 1 s j the th c man who laughs in the wrong place th the c man maii who is ifie invariably variably ten wi late the young woman who goes gocs expressly to see the fashions the man who invariably invariably y has as to go g o out five minutes before the of the lecture the man who continues goread liis hise veiling devening paper dur during ing ilven wea en ilire jecture 1 j 1 |