Clinton New Era, 1894-03-16, Page 7J
Health More Than Success.
No One Has a Greater Share of
Both Than Beautiful
Marie Tempest.
Paine's Celery Compound Gives the Health that
aP
Insures Success.
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That stage fright is a malady wnich af-
flicts the the most experieneed and capable
actors as well as beginners, is the nnan--
mons verdict of the profession.
Miss Marie Tempest, whose many snc- I
ceases upon the English and American
stage have placed her in the front rank of
operatic stars, admitted frankly upon a re-
cent occasion that she is frequently attack-
ed by stage fright. Mies Tempest com-
bines a voice of extraordinary pitch and.
sweetness with the dramatic fervor of an
emotional actress to a greater degree pro-
bably than any other prima donna now
upan the modern stage, and the statement
will be a surprise to thousands of he'r ad-
mires whom she has impressed as the per-
sonification of supreme .confidence and
self-control.
It is interesting to note that the great
prima donna strongly advocates the use of
Paine's Celery !Compound for nervous excit-
ability, which always results from a too
oloselapplication to any pursuit. Regard-
ing the subject of "stage fright," she says:—
"The sensation is one of utter collapse;
it is truly an awful feeling and is nearer to
seasickness than anything else I know of.
Players with a highly neryoas organization
are sure to be attacked by it when ap-
proaching the climax of an important part,
or when appearing for the first time in a
new play. Those playing emotional roles
are more susceptible to stage fright than
others, because the individual capable of
portraying those parts sncceesfnly is neces-
sarily possessed of a highly nervous and
impressionable temperament.
"In one respect a highly developed ner-
vons orgization is indispensable to success,
as without it aproperconeeption and feeling
of the part to be anted are impossible. You
know an actress must not only understand her
part, but be so absorbed in it that she forgets
her own personality, and for the time being
lives in her assumed character."
"In the way I have described, yes; as a
general proposition, no. The mental strain,
theintense application necessary to a pro-
per realization of the part, the apprehension
that the audience may be criticising you
adversely, and' the constant study of new
roles, undermines the health and often cots
short the career of the conscientious and
ambitions actress. At the close of last
semen, I was completely prostrated by
nervous excitement and Overwork. My
nerves were so unstrung that the slightest
sounds startled me, and I became elee5INV.
melancholy, and irritable. Sick an die=
heartened, I sought the home_ of an old and
dear friend,who immediately advised me to
use a brain and nerve food of which I had
heard much, but knew comparatively little.
I would have taken anything she chose to
give me. but I liked the taste of the prepar-
ation and continued its use. I had not
consumed one bottle when I found that my
nervous system had resumed its normal
tone. I no longer jumped at shadows, my
appetite came back, each night brought
sound and refreshing sleep, and I am now
in perfect health and vigor, through a sys-
tematic nes of Paine's Celery Compound.
The present season has • been the most suc-
cessful, and therefore the most exacting, of
my career, but the invaluable remedy
which restored my health has also pre-
served it. I have recommended it to num-
bers of my friends, and in every case with
most fortunate results."
The beautiful prima donna looked the
picture of health as she spoke. Her large
blue eyes sparkled with animation and her
countenance lit up with an expressive smile
that enhanced the charming vivacity of her
manner as she remarked:
"I have found that devotion to a chosen
pursuit is not incompatible with good
health. If all the men and women, the
clergymen, teachers, merchants and law-
yers in this busy country, whose overtaxed
brains cry out in protest against the heavy
burdens laid upon them, were to use Paine's
Celery Compound, I am sure there would
be a marked decrease in that terrible dis-
ease, nervous prostration, which seems fast
becoming a national one with Canadians
and Americans. Success, indeed, a glori-
ous thing, but believe me, health is better."
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PLAN.
Here is a good suggestion for the
girls. It relates to an ingenious scheme
devised by a class of young ladies at
school together a few years ago. One
cif them, an English girl, thps explains
it:
"There were nine of us in the class,
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"At the expiration of one month
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y'The third, fourth, fifth and all the
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"Now, of course, the envelope al-
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ing what she has been doing in the
mean time, and starts it on its travels
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"You can have no idea how interest-
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