Show BE CAREFUL IN CRITICISM there is a growing grow inc tendency to criticism criticise critic itress ise and ad we sh atwould ld he be wry very careful how we do it and avoid the usual civill fault finding which ut in many a cases is becoming such ft a habit that we do not realize the damage we do any fool can find fault and make a lol IL of f mischa mi without doing a P particle ot of good but it takes I a wic arti person so n to 1 really I ay is critic ise cri criticism el and fault finding haw athing thin g in common but are a much t the he same aade color that very ae one is taken t ken for the other especially is this noticeable jtb it in the nis manner ioner in which some flume people re mark about b out persons taking part i in a drama J just u at recent recently y we bean earn during a pe performance riven in tins county one a citizen wai has heard r d to remark oh my mv g undress goodness it did d you vou ever am such a poor excuse and gasn wasn the he too tame for anything TI tins is fault finder no doubt was only th inkin of adjusting ad justine the matter without stopping ng to consider the matuie 0 of I 1 the remark and probably ma make lie it as a a matter of criticism and without taking the el ci into consideration the chat character r octet portrayed by the oni one who mho was wag found fault with would woud have been cast to a man who had laid aid down his his count rys cause and it was wall by strenuous V pr su suasion ton only that the part was accepted by the one who played it il he knowing that the dead and gone soldier to w whom hem the part was cast before his departure and who was expected to to take its it upon his return home if he had bad been allowed to re tarn could have handled the part la in a masterful me manner net and be because coulas of such auch cold blooded and unwarranted fault finding the person who took part wi will never again attempt to take part in any performance no matter for how worthy a cause if the diar disreputable I 1 potable fault finder anne could have done ai well as the one found fault with there might have been ground for the remark but we not noticed leed that it to is always the person wh who in cannot do things of this nature that due does the fault finding let as cite a case in ID point that happened in one of the nearby towns some years ago there was a particular P person are a n an encased c ased in a dandy suit of clothes I 1 bai always attended local plays and it seemed forth for the c ex express ran purpose of finding fault P with th the local talent and telling each on one how each part should bf be P played it the manager became su 80 ilag yasi disgusted to it that he finally decided to show how up the fault finder and cut cast a part to him in a play such as local the thespians plans can very easily handle the fault finder was riven given the lending leeding part in the play and the whole tow town a was a anticipating an evenings excel exceptional I 1 enjoyment because of the fact that this fellow had made the assertion aaser tion that he was going to show them hown how it was done after the play had progressed to a certain point the fault finder was supposed opposed to have saved the leading lady from falling over a high pre capice pee T the h critical moment came the lady fluttered on the edge of the precipice the audience waited in wan tenae expectancy of seeing fleeing the lady go she did but should have hem been caught and saved by the fau fault it finder who was the fee leading din g man the particular person en encased cluied in a dandy suit of clothes never made is a move but stood in fashion plate tyle lyle while the lady plunged plunge over the pre precipice I 1 pice to b her or supposed death fortunately ahe she cametto came to life again wh th hero hem that should have saved her managed to finish the play add H had t the he person referred to had the usual quantity of brains the lady en would uld not have been subjected to thedia the dai ig agreeable act of coming to life after telling falling yer over if 1500 foot p pre isel mow he has never I 1 found fault t or a tempted to play on the stage since N nor I 1 r should he ever attempt because he be does not possess the talent of acting it I 1 is a mighty poor religion that be tears an down the other fellow s church and has haa nothing better in return dont listen always alwais to the noise of a thing but rather look around and see sea if it tnt is nit possible to remedy it ftc it is adoo a poor policy to tell the other fellow how t to do a thing if we are a unable his to it do 0 it ourselves it is a mighty poor policy to find fault but a grod good thing to cri beise if the person criticising criticizing critic ising does so with a view to improve and is capable to do the improving or assist in doing it good criticism will do a world of good but fault finding never yet apt did anything but murder good in tensions tent ions and worthy ambita ambitions on A fault finder is s a confounded nuisance and should be relegated to the limbo of oblivion so that decent people may have an opportunity to td have their eardrums ear drums protected from the whining and detestable detest ible rumble of fault finding theydon they coni tartly stanlly engage hagem in r let us remember the axiom any f ST nad find fault betit take a wise man to criticise criticism critic ise |