Identifier: ArenaMagazine-Volume35 (find matches)
Title: Arena magazine - Volume 35
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: B.O. Flower (ed.)
Subjects: progressivism -- United States liberalism reformism social reform Christian Socialism Gay 90s political commentary Benjamin Orange Flower Progressive Era social gospel
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of that portant plays, but she retired from thestage several years ago. Their home-lifeis most happy and serene. A boy, whomthey call Gibbs, born the year thatMansfield made his famous produc-tion of Cyrano de Bergerac, does agreat deal to make their home-life beau-tiful. Children have always had special powerto win Mansfields affection and he hasbeen much beloved by the children whohave acted with him.* city. When it was decided that the baby actressmust give up the stage and be confined to her roomfor weeks, as the only chance of saving her life,Mansfield made a point of going to see her everyday after rehearsal, taking her flowers, goodies andtoys galore. During the rehearsals of Beau Brummell, thechild was in a fever of excitement, for she had sether heart on seeing her hero in the title rdle. Onthe day of the dress rehearsal, when Mr. Mansfielddropped in with a package under his arm as usual,what was her inexpressible delight to behold him Digitized by Google 8 Richard Mansfield.
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Mr. MAN8FIELD AS EUGENE C0URV0I9IER INVIOLIN, 1898. We can well understand that the samegenius for entertaining children whichmade the actor so delightful in The FirstViolin would also make him a most en-tertaining companion for his own boy.Many people might be inclined to con-gratulate the son equally with the father. The New York house of RichardMansfield is on Riverside Drive, justdad, from head to foot, as Beau Brummell, silks,laces, high hat, all complete. M • Oh, if we were only in the theater, she cried,and I could see the curtain go up and hear the ap- plause r • Well, here *s the theater, was the reply, as theactor undid his huge package and displayed a toytheater, with drop-curtain and bell. Then placing south of 104th street, wherethe bank is very high andthe view of the river mostenchanting. The house isrichly furnished and inevery part shows the evi-dences of culture and goodtaste. Best of all, it has the atmosphere of home.Mansfield is fond of out-door life, is athle

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