Caspar Pearson

"... an Introduction to bis brother in Paris, who, be said, bud great Influ ence with the press and theatrical managers When she left the boose for her hotel young Pearson accompanied her In the family carriage. He asked permission to call lu the morning and aee her to the train. The next morning when Caspar Pearson drove up to the hotel the eyes of every men?>er of the company wero leveled at him. He brought a large bouquet of (lowers, which be begged mademoiselle to accept, ..."

"... mademoiselle, but the rest of the company, astonished. None of the principal actresses had received such a compliment. Mile. Garnler at once became an Important personage In their eyes. Caspar Pearson was admitted behind the scenes. He appeared to be a young man of respectability. He was deferential to the lady, to whom he had taken a fancy, and after the ..."

"... as an ac tress were mediocre, but she found a part that she could play admirably. and this gained her great success. Soon after her experience In Geneva young Caspar Pearson went to Paris and called upon her. She was very grateful to him for having been the motive power in starting her upward in her profession, and after a time ..."

"... mademoiselle, but the rest of the company, astonished. None of the principal actresses had received such a compliment. Mlle. Gamier at once became an Important personage in their eyes. Caspar Pearson was admitted behind the seenes. He appeared to be a young man of respectability. He was deferential to the lady, to whom he had taken a fancy, and after the ..."