Millard County Chronicle | 1911-01-26 | Page 1 | How We All Take it.

How We All Tk it. Miss L'llzabeth Marbury, the well, known dramatic agent of New York, told, at a tea at the Colony club, a story both amusing and true. "To grow old properly." she said, Is to grow old keeping the mind and the heart young. Few accomplish this feat, but all think they do so This misconception prevents old age from being tragic "You all know Helen Dash Sh is x great grandmother now, but the was ance a famous artreita she rlung to the stage to the very last; she aw, year by year, her applause lessen, her alary decrease, and her press notices horten. Vet. do you think that Helen Uah was unhappy? Not at all! "Not at all. When, one night In her sixty eighth year. H-!en. In a new role, got lnt ad of tumultuous applause, ap-plause, cod silence and even a few rencn. own blsM'S, she took the contretemps contre-temps calmly, and on th way home the said to her maid, a worn old woman wom-an like herself: - 1 thick I'll re-Ire Acting Is 'hank-lees 'hank-lees work nowadays. The public baa aged so." "