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A Star for a Night A Story of Stage Life By: Elsie Janis |
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A STAR FOR A NIGHT A STORY OF STAGE LIFE BY ELSIE JANIS WITH PICTURES FROM THE PLAY TAKEN ESPECIALLY FOR THE BOOK [Illustration] NEW YORK WILLIAM RICKEY & COMPANY 1911 Copyright, 1911, by BRUCE EDWARDS Copyright, 1911, by WILLIAM RICKEY & COMPANY Registered at Stationers' Hall, London (All Rights Reserved) Printed in the United States of America PRESS OF WILLIAM G. HEWITT, BROOKLYN, N. Y. To My Mother ORIGINAL CAST OF A STAR FOR A NIGHT Produced at Charles Dillingham's Globe Theatre, New York "MARKY" ZINSHEIMER Mr. Joseph Cawthorn MRS. BLACKMAN} Guests at { Miss Jane Bliss MRS. GILDAY } the { Miss Pauline Hathaway MRS. MARTIN } Claypool { Miss Josephine Lachmar MRS. CARLIN } Hotel { Miss Henrietta Pouts BELL BOY Mr. Al Stuart MRS. DAINTON Miss Harriet Sterling VICTOR WELDON Mr. Ralph Nairn SANFORD GORDON Mr. Stanley H. Forde FELICE } Mrs. Dainton's { Miss Josephine Kernell MURRAY } servants { Mr. Jack Sullivan FLOSSIE FORSYTHE Miss Elizabeth Brice MRS. KILPATRICK Miss Margaret King MARTHA FARNUM Miss Elsie Janis "PINKIE" LEXINGTON Miss Julia Frary GEORGE CLAYTON Mr. Wallace McCutcheon LIZZIE Miss Olive Quimby ARTHUR MORTIMER Mr. Gene Revere MRS. JANE ANDERSON Miss Queenie Vassar MESSENGER BOY Master Albert Lamson ARNOLD LAWRENCE Mr. Charles Judels PHIL HUMMER Mr. Charles King Business Manager J. CLYDE RIGBY Stage Manager E. C DONNELLY TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE "Zinsheimer, of New York" 1 The English Actress 15 Introducing Martha Farnum 27 A Glimpse into the Past 49 Strictly a Business Bargain 63 "Where Everything is Homelike" 71 A Hundred Dollar Bill 89 Sanford Gordon Reappears 103 Love and Ambition 121 The Underground Wires 133 In the Green Room 143 An Overture and a Prelude 155 Before the Curtain Rose 167 The Morning After 183 The Final Reckoning 197 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Elsie Janis in a Few of Her Characterizations Frontispiece FACING PAGE "Marky" Zinsheimer (Joseph Cawthorn) 4 "Oh, that's Miss Farnum. She's old Mrs. Kilpatrick's companion" 28 "I haven't had an orchid this season" 84 "More flowers, and from a man I have never spoken to" 94 "I refuse to let you go, Martha" 98 "I'm sorry I'm so poor," sobbed Pinkie 102 "And glad I am to be back in your hospitable house" 114 "My boots have not arrived, I refuse to go on unless correctly dressed" 162 Martha Farnum (Elsie Janis) 168 "This is infamous, infamous! I won't read another line" 188 "She looked like a turnip and acted the part artistically" 194 A STAR FOR A NIGHT CHAPTER I "ZINSHEIMER, OF NEW YORK" Stick a pin in the map of southern Indiana, half an inch to the left of Lost River, and about six hours from the rest of the world, as time is used to measure railroad journeys, and you will find a speck called French Lick Springs... Continue reading book >>
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