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Adele Blood Hopes to Begin Hey Cherished Wish Within a Year -- It Will Be a Development of Mind and Work. | Adele Blood, the actress, claims she can establish a national Ameri can theatre with $10.000 or less She also states that she will make an attempt to do so within a year. 1 his information comes through a statement from her. She is at present at her country house ir Great Neck, Long Island, preparing for a starring tour in the new play "Milady's Boudoir," by J. C. Drum under the management of 1. W Hope. Her contract with Mr. Hope has a season to rum and at its con- clusion, Miss Blood states, she wil take up the national theatre project Mr. Hope will be interested with he: in the affair. Miss 'Blood writes: © "Who am I" she asks, and ans wers modestly, "I am nobody Bu we shall see,' she continues, "If the new energies of a nobody cannot ac complish what the stagnant ideas of a group of somebodies failed to rea lize recently in New York. In one's personal affairs, 1 believe in humil ity; but where a great idea is to be realized I believe in the ultimate ag gressiveness., Therefore 1 am going to speak my" mind out, and tha: without equivocation. "A national theatre in America one representative of the whole countrg, will be born 'of the soil anc not of the dollar mark If ever great public institution will develop from the sweat of the brow and no from the lining of the pocket. it wil be a national theatre. The main reason for the failuré of the gildec New Theatre in New York City re cently was too much money. With a brigade of check books and a co- terie of half-baked theatrical namby pambies they reminded men of the now ancient story of the bankrupt A friend tried to sympathize with him and he replied: *" "Thank you for your kind words but wasn't it a magnificent failure? "In-Néw York City they built 2 stately, classic theatre and after an nouncing that it avas intended for : national theatre proceeded to fill i with foreign and undomesticatec plays They did not have a single practical, dried out and seasonec mt sons these poisons increases, ~ + THE NURSEMAID: A FAVORITE RHEUMATIC MISERY Can Only Be Cured Through the Blood Liniments of No Use. In no disease does the blood becoms thin so rapidly as in rheumatism. Not nly does it become thin but it loaded with impurities--rheumatic poi- Without the proper treatment the inflamed joints swell and the patient becomes a cripple. There are a number of methods of treating rheumatism, most of them aiming to keep. down. the rheumatic poisons until nature can build ap the blood sufficiently to ov- them. 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I doubt if even the latte: American play would have beén pro duced had not the author been soc ially persona grata with the director ship. "In their swan song, when the at fempt was andoned and admittec to be a failure, the directors plead ed in substance: 'We have read ove: a thousand plays by new Americar authors and have found noné worth) of production." "What a test of one's patience men deciding the value of play: from a bare reading of the manu script No wonder a loud laug! arose in the real theatrical section of the community Charles Froh man has said that the principal men ber of the cast of a play is the au dienece. It is an épigramatie trutl which will live after him. There dsn't a man living who can foretel the fate of a play from its manus cript, or for that matter any one o its values as a play It isn't like being a tea tester Any man whe can judge a. play' frow. thé manus cript and save the big managers the enormous expense of production car ' ih - ha become a millionaire in five years But its not in the dream book. "Already in New' York theatre: three plays by unknown author: have scored the biggest successes o years and the season is only a few weeks old Not one of them as pires to literary merit, but they are written in the blank verse which i measured by the feet of the toiler They are the plays of the soil, plays of the heart, plays of the people. "So I am going to open a reper toire theatre just as soon my other obligations will permit, and I will make a supreme effort to deve lop it into a national institution. It may take years but.l vill guarantee a healthy natural foundation, one which properly started will build it self Into a dignified success 1 am going to take $10,000, either my own earnings or money loaned by a friend, and either lay down the ground plot of a national theatre, o1 make a more reasonable and satis- fying failure than the New York mil lyionaires did with three million dol- lars. "This is simply the method of procedure: I will hire a hall, In take a theatre if I can get one, but a hall ill do Shakespeare had candles for footlights. The smaller the beginning the more I will like it 1 will organize a utility repertoire company and produce thirty plays by unknown American authors in thir- ty weeks, That's all. x "The beginning will be humble. I can get half a million dollars for the venture to-morrow. I don't want it and will have no need of it. 1 don't want an endowment. There isn't a single endowed thing in this country to-day which has any prac- : tieal value for the people at large. Humanity in a gilded cage---pah--- the man who gives his millions al- ways ties a string to them. a "The American stage is in a bad way, concluded Miss Blood, "what the moving picture hasn't done to It, dry rot has. The old fossil is sit- ting on the exhaust and won't let the new fellow with ideas bob his head out." der that gallant little Holland is massing her troops in Limburg and North Brabant to drive back the soldiers who, in the heat of fight from battle, seek to be her guests. Jut Holland is paying the price. It is not for nothing that a little na- tion, with millions less people than London has put over 400,000 men under arms At all costs she will fight for her independence, and among these stolid, silent people there is never a murmur at the sac- rifice. It is not only the 'men who have been called to the colors and the families that are left without breadwinners who are paying the price. All over Holland men and women - are being turned out of doors. and? seeing their homes pulled down, be- cause the buildings, set up » under the shadow of forts, interfere with the all-round range of the guns. The Chronicle correspondent says: "I met a man who had disappeared from Amsterdam for a couple of days He told me quietly that he had been into the country south of here to see how his old parents were Suddenly at midnight they and their neighbors had notice that within an hour their homes -must be pulled down Imagine what it meant, in the rain. and darkness. ito pack aH the household goods on carts, to low practitioners. drive horses and cattle along the "Please come over to.the club and | Barrow road that tops the dyke, and 1oin. as In a game of bridge." j to find the best shelter that can be "Emilie, dear," he said to his,had at a safe distance from-the forts. wife. 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