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THEATRICAL SECRETS.
Art of Making up Actors
Faces A Veteran Be-
tnoauBlts Decay.
How Young Faces rue Mndo to Loot
Old or to RoBemblo Those of tbo
Dead Building up Nose a
and Clilno.
New York Sun.
A man , \rhoo face was crcasod by
iumunurnblo expressive lines , loaned
with studied nrgligonco against a post
on Union Square nnd gazed at passers
by with an air of legitimate nnd wall
bred interest. IIo had a strikingly
"professional" look nnd wore his
clothes , which wcro ultra-fashionable
in ' 77 , with n jaunty cnroloesncss that
ignored the whitened reams nnd denied
the shining back. Ilis tall silk hat
was tipped at an tingle over his oycs.
11 o looked contented and loquacious ,
and very much like an nctor. Proa-
ontly , when an acquaintance passed ho
coughed , nodded rapidly , looked ex
tremely waggish nnd naicl :
"Ah , there ! What arc you up to ,
you rascal ? How d * do ? "
"Why , hullo , Billy 1 When did you
got in } "
"Just now , my boy. "
"How was the working ? ' '
"Ah , there , you raacaU" nnd Hilly
burst into n broad and moaning smile ,
and gently shook his head. Ilis friend
went on , and ho turned to the repor
ter nnd said , in n lull , round , oratorl-
oil tone :
"Would you oblige mo with a light ,
sir ? Thank you. The boys will linvo
their little jokes , you know the ras
cals. The obvious meaning from his
question was that I had walked in.
Our combination went to pieces in
Ohio , but wo nil got hero comfortably ,
thogh wo loft many other wricks be
hind. The number oi busted com
panies between hero and the ono-night
towna of Onio would draw tears from
n cast-iron Sbylock. However , I'm
back , nnd I toll you , sir , it docs mo
good'to ' Ijok at Broadway again. "
"Yes : the spring fashions make it
bright.lf
"It isn't the fashion ; its the faces.
To my mind it is the most absorbing
study in the world that of men's
faces. You ace , the thing has moro
interest for mo than for the run of
men oren in my profession , because
I'm enthusiast in n certain senso.
I belone to the time when the study
and make-up of faces was mighty im
portant in the theatrical line. It
wasn't such a long time ago , either ;
but the times have changedaincothen ,
until now there seems to be almoat no
effort at all to make up and look your
parr. I never saw this moro amazing
ly apparent than when I got in last
night. I went in to 'Odette' at Daly V ,
and naw Harry Pitt , who is an actor
of experience , slap the audience , so to
speak , sqiuro in the face. In the first
act he is the injured husband and
father , and looks about forty-two years'
old. By the time the next act is
reached fifteen years are supposed to
have elapsed , which were full of bit
terness and torture to him ; but ho
comes bouncing on the stage , looking
about forty , instead of fifty-sevon
joara old. Of course all the unities
are jarred , and the piece intrinsically
injured , and simnly because he wasn't
made up. The vice is spreading. Ac-
tora won't diaguiao their good looks fern
n part. Does John MtOullough's Vir-
pinius look like an aged Roman father ?
No ; ho looks like what ho is , a mag
nificently matured man in the pnmo
of life. Lsstcr Wallack never makes
up or shaves cff his darling moustache ,
no rnatter what the part , and Toarlo
is always Ttarlo. "
"It must bo a great deal of trouble
to'mako up everv night. "
"Ah , but , mo boy , look nt the re
sult 1 Go d wn to the Thalia Theatre ,
where they still'do it , and if only five
years.lwyo olaped between the acts ,
BCO how it is shown on every face on
the fitatje. "
' It is difficult to mnko up well , is
it not ? "
"Well , no , " said the actor , lighting
a fresh cigar and assuming a moro
confidential poaej "tho rules nro sim
ple enough , and with a little practice ,
alunst any amateur could Jcarn to
make-up artistioilly if ho has any eye
for effect. Somoiiaits ' , like Rumoo ,
Charles Surface , 'Sidney Darroll and
Claude Dttlmotto , requires very little
make-up t < fr a young and good-looking
actor. Thofaco , and neck should bo
thoroughly covered with white pow
der , and the cheek bones and chin
lightly touched with rouge , which
should not bo too rod. Than , as the
lover ought to look handsome , ho
should draw a iino black line under
his lower eyelashes with camel hair
brush and burnt amber. This makes
the eyes brilliant. I'm fluro it isn't
much trouble to make up that way. "
"Other charaotora are harder ,
though. "
"Oh , immeasurably BO. But to
make a rrwturcr man , like Casjio ,
lago , Morcutio , John Mildmay , or
Uuwkuley , it requires only a little
moro work. After the actor has laid
on the powder and rouged his face
pretty heayliy ho must take his
brush and limber and trace some lines
from the outer corners of his eyes ,
and other lines down toward the
corners of the mouth from the noso.
In short , ho must make the crow's
feet that are visible in all mmi who
have lived over thirty yeara in this
tantalizing world of ours. Then the
chin should bo touched with a little
blue powder , which makes it look as
if recently shaved. Theao precau
tions will make the most juvenile face
look mature. If ho has to go further ,
and look like old ago , as in such characters -
actors in Lear , Virginius for , as I
said before , Yirginiua was an old man
Richelieu , Sir 1'oter Teazle , and BO
on , moro work is necessary. Heavy
fatso oyobroiva must bo pasted on , and
the eye hollow darkened and fairly
crowded with lines. Wrinkles must
bo painted across the forehead , fur-
ro-ya down the checks , downward
lines from the corners of tlu mouth ,
and ( very important ) three or four
heavy wrinkles painted around the
neck to give it the shrivelled appearance -
anco common to old ago. The hollow
over the upper lip should bo darkened ,
and also the hollow under the lower
lip , This gives the mouth-iho pinched
and toothless look. A littlopowdored
antimony on the cheeks makes thorn
look fallen in and shrunken. Then
tone the face down with n delicate
coating of p arl powder and you'll
Imvo its old a looking man as you'd
cnro to sce < "
"How does it nil fool ? "
"At Grsl yonr fncc fools tightened ,
and the muscles don t play oft } but
nftcr n few grimaces it comes all right.
It's a great relief to got it oir , hotr-
over , aflor three hours' work. "
"It must caiuo rather mournful
forecasts when n man looks on his
own face made up for the ago of say
eighty years ? "
" .Not so bad ns when ho makes up
for a corpse , however. I'll never forgot -
got the first glnnco I had nt my face
after it had boon made up for Uaaton's
death scone , when plaving the 'Man
in the Iron Mask * in ' 02. It positive
ly appalled mo , sir , nnd I lay awake
nil that night thinking of it , and
dream * ! of myself in n cnlliu for n
month nf tor wards. "
"How ia it done ? "
"Well , it varies slightly. You BOO
such characters na Lear , Virginia ,
Werner nnd Beverly nro bolero the
audience some time before they actu
ally die , nnd therefore their faces can't
1u mndo so very corpse like ; but
Tatthias , in 'Tho Bolls , ' Louis XL ,
Goaton nnd Danny Man nru discover
ed dying when the scene opuns or nro
brought in dead , so that their faces
can be made extreme. For iho liut
njrics the f : < co nnd neck should bo
spread with prepared white ,
and afterward touched up with
Dutch pink to give it n livid hue in
place. Then put n deep shading oi
powdered antimony under the eye
brows nnd well into the hollow of the
tyo , on the checks , throat nnd temples.
This is very clFectivo , as it gives the
face that dreadfully cunkou appear
ance nR in death. The sides of the
nose and over the upper lip should
also be darkened and the lips powder
ed blue. Then the face will look
about as dead as it would three hourr
after n real death. "
"In iho make up of grotetquo faces
do they use false noses and chins ? "
"Very rarely. Usually the method
is to stick some-wool on the nose with
gum and mould it in whatever shape
you will ; then powder and paint it as
you would the natural nose for gro
tesque or comedy parts. Paste is put
on with Rum , instead of wool , some-
times. Clowns have to encase them
selves fairly with whiting , and they
find this trouble enough without build
ing up nosca or checks. Grotesque
artists have to work hard with thuir
faces as a rule , but they often are re-1
paid by discovering neat points.
Many of our best Du'ch and Irish
comedians ere their first lift to a
lucky made-up. "
"I suppose there are types for the
representation of different national- !
tiesT
"Well , n gentleman is usually made
up the same , no matter whore ho may
be supposed to belong , but the carica
ture it * usually onu of the well-known
make-ups. A Frenchman has to bo
powdered with dark rouge , and has
his eyebrows blackened with Indian
ink. All dark characters , as mulattoes -
toes , creoles , Spaniards and so on , , are
done with whiting and dark rouge ,
with plenty of burnt cork and um
ber. "
"Is tnuch work necessary on the
hands ? "
"In witches it is of throat impor
tance that the hands and arms should
be skinny and bony. This is usually
done by a liberal pondering of Dutch
pink , and painting in between the
knuckles with burnt umbar. Painting
between the knuckles , you see , rnaEb's
them look largo are bony. But this
sounds u good deal like ancient history
now , does it not ? The art is falling
into disuse , me boy , and I've no'doubt
but that the timo'a not far : ° ff when
wo shall havoyoungsters playing old
men with signs on their back reading ,
'Please sir I'm old '
, , eighty yeara ,
while their faces are as fresh as
daisies , "
'To what do you attribute this
tendency ? "
"Lizincss. The theatrical ago of
to day IK n profound wonder to mo.
The entire profession wanto to stir.
An actor plnyu old men now simply
for n living , while ho matures lib plans
for his contemplated starring tour.
An actress doca old women heavies , or
juveniles , only until she can find a
capitalist who will enable her to star ,
and none of them seem to take any
pride in the minor parts. Honcothoy
don't _ take the trouble to make up
artistically , and the stage is robbed of
its chief charm realism. "
Ho buttoned his coat with great
nicety , tipped his hat a trifle further
forward , and , after a hearty hand
shake , loft the .reporter and strode
jauntily up Broadway , his shining hat
bobbing w'th automatic regularity
above the Easter bonnets , until lost to
view in the crowd ,
Never Give Up.
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you will bo inspired with new life :
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misery will ceane , and henceforth J on will
rojulco lu the pruftso of Klrctric I ilium ,
Sold at fifty ceuta a.hottle , by 0,1" Good-
man. ( WJJwiu " " " iWf
SELTZER
The Gentle Way It Beit. In dyipepula , llrcr
complaint and couttipUloa the dneanod or ana
ro eiiflltTe anil louder. Do n t uao them
An fl'o'utlra MkoTAHuNT'a
. tliat lone' , ( orr.'cls ' and purlllea Iho
yitem with ut undu'y Helling or irritating
clllier the uton ace , the liver , or the liowd , la
Iho trueiipec.fUln ouch catei. Rcaian teicncu
tbli. bad experience o nlnn it.
HULL ) lir ALL , DttUUdlSTS.
J7-Iin _
THE KENDALL
PLMTM IAOHIUE I
DRESS-MAKERS' ' COMPANION ,
It plaits from MO of a n Inch to
nldth In tbocoamuit fults or Uncut el ki
It does all kind ] acd vtylee of i hltlnj In uee ,
Ho lady th&t dooa her own dVciw-inakIng can
afford to do without one 13 ulco plaiting If
never out of fashion , If escn It Mill Itself , For
Machine * , Circulars or Ageofa terms addrcai
CONOAR & CO. ,
M * ArlAirmRt. Ohlouro
John G. Jacobs ,
( Formerly GUh i. Jacobi )
UNDERTAKER , i
Easiness Directory.
Abstract nd Real tttnte.
JOHN U UoCAOUR , Ofiroslta Toit Ofloe.
V7. R. ttAHTT.KTT St7 < W"M. t h ftreet
Architect ! .
\ MENDELSSOHN , ARomTKora
Room II Crolfbtoo Clock.
A. T. IAliCir ; Jr. , RoomS. Cirlghton tllotk.
Coon nnd Uhoet ,
JAHKU UiVINR A CO. ,
ftna IkniM and fihoai , Atxoj uAortment
tcme wurt on hand , corner 11:1)1 : * ad Ifarncy.
CHOSJ. KRICKSOX , H. a rot. IGlh nd DongUa.
JOHN FOnTUNAT08 ,
Itt 10th Hrwit , mitivifuclurcs to otter mod work
K nVT nr ilenc
UcU
tARRIMKH lltmiKcttirrr , U.17 Doarlamit.
UOOK > , nan * . HHU UKtionory.
I , I. rntlKIIAtlF 1015 Farnham Ptrcrl.
Uultcr and Cggt.
< ( rtn/J < r.8CUIlOiDKU : , thcoMwt n. aad K.
UMIWI In Nolirank" " 1iUtin ! > l ! " * nn < ha.
UlUtlKAIi
UKJ1TAUKA1IT ,
illia. A. HYAJJ ,
thrrcrt corurr ICIlnn.l to k-o.
licit Uc rJ for tbo MOIUJ.
llttlefactlon Ouitranlmd ,
al all Hours ,
Board by the Dr , Wock or Month.
Gmxl Terms for Cash ,
omj Kniill < xl.
lloa
CNYDRK,14thin < lItarnarR > nitt * .
Clothing
' , nAURti will i .y MirhMtCathtirlca foi gecaotl
ti > nil rjcthlnr. Cornnr.inth anil Frnb m.
OOAO era.
JOH1I HAUMEU 1311 Farnham BtrMt
dunk.
. nKUTHOU ) . lUtm and
Lpinbar Llmo ana ueinanl.
fOSTKfl At OH-vV cornnr 8th and Poutlw
Lninpa nd Ulaaiware.
f. tJOXNKn 1IW9 Doiiglm Ht. OooJ Varli-ty.
Merchant V nor .
Q. A LINDQUK3T ,
Ins of CUT most popular Vtcrchant Tailors In it-
elrlnjr the liloet doa'.icna for Spring ; and Bumtnet
locili for ifcntlomou B vfonr. Stylish , durable ,
nd nrlcea Inn ui ovnr 11618th bot. Dotiz.ft Ff. n.
Millinery.
iHB. 0. A. KING nil , Wboleule and Retail , Fan-
> y Geode In Krcat rarloty , Zephyrs , Card Doatd ,
Jotlorj' , QlovM , Cornets , &c. Choapcst Uoua In
he Went. Purcliwwru Bare SO per conl. Order
> v Uall. 116 Fifteenth Htroot.
rounary.
WBARHE & SONS cor. UMikJarkjnnit
Plourand Food.
. HAQAOITr MILLS , eth and raraham
Vel ians Broe. , proprlelon.
Qcoser * .
I. BTItVENS , Slrt between Cumlng- and liar'
r. A. UcSnANE , Corn. 23d and Cumins Htreet * .
Hordwaie , Iron and ute l.
DLAK & LANQWORTUY , Wholesale , 110 ant *
13 Uth etr et
A. HOLMES corn * 1Mb and California.
narnea * , tuuidiot , Ac.
D.WEIBT 5018th Bt Iwt FamHainf.y. .
Hotel !
ANFIELD HOUSE , Ooo. 0 nfleldHh ( & Farnham
10UAN UOUSE , P. n. dry , BIS Farunam 8k.
DLAVEN'Q HOTKL. F. Slaven , 10th SL
'nntborn ' TJotel Oi . Harnel Dth Jb Oavtnwortb
Palnti unaUlli.
KUHN It CO.
hamiclot , Fins Fane UooJn , Cor. Itlo and
Docitltt ttrceta ,
T. J. WEITKUOUFE , WUolcaale & Hotall , 10th n
0. FIELD , 2022 North Sldo Owning btrcel.
PAKR. Druggist. 10th and Howard BtroiiU.
Uentlau.
. PAUL Wllllanu Hlock Cor. 18th ft Dodge.
ury Uuoai Notion * , tic.
JOUN H. F. LF.HiI.VNN ft CO. ,
u york niy OcoJaBtorc. 1810 and ISIS Fain
him dtrcet
< D Knewold alee hoot * and hoc A PaclBe.
ruruiiure.
> r. GH080. How and Beooud Hand Furniture
id Ctovoo , 1111 Dcu UsBlgheet caih price
td ! for second band coooa.
CONNER 1809 Donyla it. Fine eoodi Ac.
rerce World.
OIIAEA FENCE 00.
JUST , FRIES * CC maUarneySI. , Improre
d Ice Boiei , Irct acj Wood Fencea , Offlct
ROHKNFELD lOtb St. . bel far. A Hat
Herngeratbri , Oannoid'a Paient.
1th Bt hot. Faro. &
uitt r ana I GUUCCJU.
) VIUT ti FIUTSCneil , manufacturer ! of Cigars ,
\VholcKvlo Dealers ! n Tobaccos , INS Douglaa.
X K TOTIKN7KM m niifmtur r U1H Farnhim
Florlat.
A. Donagbue , plants , cut flowers , teeda , ooqnot >
etc. N. W. cor. 16th and Dowlas etreeta.
CO To CRAIO'3
Orecn House 17tli MiJ Wcbjter itrcct , for
Plants , Douqiiota , K owtra , Floral Dctlgns &c.
Uornlco Worn *
Western OoinlcoVorks , Mannffcclureri Iron
0)rulce , Tin , Iron and Blate Iloofllng. Ordore
from any locality promptly cxuculed In the beet
manner. Factory and Oflico 1213 Harney St.
0. ai'EOHT , Proprietor.
Oal'anltod Iron Cornices , Window Cans , eto. ,
manufactured and put up In any part of f
country. T. RIWIOM ) 41A Tlilrtnrnlh ntrnnt
Ol ll Englnaera and Surveyors.
ANDREW ROSUWATEIt. Crelghtoo Block ,
Town Surreys , Grade and Sewerage Bytteum a
Bpeclalty.
Oomminion Mercnanu.
JOHN Q. WIL LlSiltli Dodge Street.
D B. BKUMKU. For dculls e Urge advertise ,
ment In Dallv and Weekly.
Crockery.
/ . BONNER 1809 Douglas street. Good Una.
Clothing and Furnishing dee * s.
OEO. H. PETERSON. Aim Hate , Caps , Bootf ,
Bnoeg Motions and Oatlerr. BM 8.10th street.
Bhow Oaie Manufactory. :
O. J. WILDE.
Manufacturer and Dealer In all kind * of Bbow
Cases , Upright Casei , A \ , 1317 Can St.
FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor Omaha
Show Cui manufactory , BIS ( south Iflth street ,
between Lcavenworth and Xtaroy , All goodf
warranted Drut-claBD.
ovoa ana inw re.
A. BURMESTKIl ,
Duilor In Sloven and tlunare , nnd Manufacturer
of Tin Ucofs and all kinds of Balldlnj ; Work ,
OiUFcllowo' Block ,
/ . BONNKR. U fl Dniwlwi St rod and Ohoap.
ooetu.
J. KVANB , Wholesale and KoUll Utod Drltli tnj
Caltlrator * Od'l Kclio * * Hall. .
I'nykicidn * nt uur ooni.
W. 8. OlIillH , U. I ) Roam No I , Ord htan
" ' .UthBtroot.
P. U. LKISKNR1NO , H. D. Uaionlo Block.
0. U UART , II. D. , Eye and ar , opp. poitofflce
DIt. IU. . OIUDDV.
Ornltut and Aurlnt. B. W 16th tnd Farnham Sti
OEO , HEfN , PROP.
Qrand Central Qallerr ,
218 UUtocnth Street.
near Uanonlo Hall , Firet-closa Work and Prompt
ncaj ( fuaranleop
flumoinic , Us and tiieam h.'ltlng. '
P. W. TARPV & CO. , 21812 Ut , bet. Farnhsm
and Douglas. Work protnp yaltunded to.
, D. VITZPATRICK. Wiuzlas Street.
aiming en aper
HSNRY A. KOSTKRS. 141 Dodae Street.
Shoe Btores.
Phillip Lan 2Q Farnharn ft l r th & Hth.
Uocond rland titore.
tERKINS & LEAR , 1110 DouKUs St. . Now tnd
Second Hand Furniture , Uouse r'urLlehlnj ; Goodi ,
a. ImtpM tnil nM nn narrnw marrlna.
unuorlakuri.
CHA8.1UEWB. 10 i'urnliam.bot. 10th ft HtJ.
00 O nt 8torer.
P. 0. BACKUS Farnbaro Bt. . Faoor Ooodi
U loon .
DENRY KAUKMANN ,
In too o w brick block on Douglu Btmt , bu
] aii opened a moot elegant lloei IU11.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 18
rery day ,
" Caledonia "J.yALOONEB 618 Uth Street.
ANTI.MONOPOLY LEAGUE.
Blank mcnibcrulilp roles ( or the antl.uioupoly
league , oontalnluir utateaa-jit f principle met-
h < KU of procedure and InitrucUoiiihow to orictui-
lie , will be sent on application to 0 , U. tialt ,
Wclror , H k. KnUoM stanip , mini
DEWEY STONE ,
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utflMr.RinKvtTi'-jw prjf'rr'i
ORCHARD & BEAN , J.B. FRENCH & CO. ,
C A R P ETSI G R O O E R SI
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF :
Men's Boys9 and Children's
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$ P4' lit I
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CLOTHING 1 ft
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CLOTHING.
HOUSE.
The Lowest Prices Guaranteed.
1316 Farnam Street , Near 14th.
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ICtrlt > od.
The Oldest Whole sale aud THIS
Retail JEWELRYHOUSE
in Omaha. Visitors can here I1J TDK WEST I
General Agents for the
find all novelties in SILVER
Finest
and Best Pianos and
VER WARE. CLOCKS , Organs manufactured. " '
Rich and Stylish Jewelry , pur prices are as'Low as
uhe Latest Most Artistic any .Eastera Manufacturer
, , " * *
and Dealer. Ml
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and Choicest Selections in Pianos and Organs sold I i
RECIOUS STONES and for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices ,
all descriptions of FINE A SPLENDID stock ol
WATCHES at as Low Pri Steinway Piano& , Knabe
ces as is compatible with Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
honorable dealers. Call anosand other makes.
Also O'iough & Warren ,
and see our Elegant Now
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
Store Tower Building
, ,
American Organs , &cl Do
corner llth and Farnham not fail to see us before pur
Streets chasms * .
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MAX MEYER & BRO. , ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES !
Large Stock Aways on Hand.
HAS THE BEST RVOOK IN OMAHA AND MAKES THE LOWEST PRIDE
The only Furniture House in Omaha that , does not deal
in Second-Hand " '
CHARLES SHIVERICK.
FURNITURE
BEDDING MIRRORS , FEATHERS ,
Window Shades , Cornices , Curtain Poles , i !
Lambrequins , Office Desks and Every
thing Pertaining to the Furniture |
and Upholstery Trade. * " * *
CHAS. : SHIVERICK. : T
1206,1208,1210 Farahami :