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THE THEATRE.
EX-OFFICER'S TRAGIC
ALARM IN FRANCE.
TEMPTING OFFERS TO ACTORS.
WARNING.
MESSAGE SENT TO A
NEWSPAPER.
M. Antione, the eminent acter The last letter of a man whose and former director of the Odéon life ended in tragedy was deliver-Theatre, is alarmed about the com- ed to the offices of the Evening petition of the talkies" with the Standard last month.
While a reporter hastened to his flat this writer of the letter lay dead in a gas-filled room, and only the hissing of the fully open gusjets disturbed the silence of death.
The dead man was Mr. J. E. Me- Clelland, of Oxford gardens, W.10. The letter said: Why I go to my death. My health is rotten lately.
I will be found in my kitchen opposite the entranca door to my flat."
Enclosed with this letter was an other one asking that all paper and documents found in his room. should be sent to Miss F. Swann. It added:-"If everything would have gone right I would have chanced proposing to her, for she is a girl not be to met with except once in a million."
→→ Lost £5,500. Documents were enclosed setting out how Mr. McClelland lost a sum of £5,500, and mentioning the name of a nobleman who he alleged was responsible for the loss.
stage, and he is not alone in France in seeing the danger to the French theatre from the allure- ments of Hollywood. M.. Alfred Savoir, M. Yves Mirande, and M. Jacques Daval
Are among the
French playwrights to whom Ameri can cinema firms have given com- missions to write for the talkies," but it is not the playwrights that M. Antione and others are afraid of losing for they can write for the talkies" and go on writing for the French stage as well. The cause of the alarm is that French actors
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and uctresses are being tempted by the offers of salaries much larger than they could earn in France to go to Hollywood to TERMS CASE OF DELIVERY. act in talkies"
she is
. Andre Lugeut has followed Maurice Chevalier to America, and it is announced that contracts to go to Hollywood have just been signed by André Berley and Marvel André. Mistinguett-"Miss," as popularly called-is reported to have refused several offers, each The reporter who called at the more tempting than its predecessor, flat found it locked, and obtained but she in turn may find the. the authority of the agent to force temptation irresistible. the door. The dead man lay on the floor surrounded by piles of littering siege to the Comédie Française, old letters, photographs, bills paid and unpaid, newspapers, and
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Now, it seems, Hollywood is lay.THE Undersigned have received and it is said that we of the sionnaires,me. Tavia Fedor and M. Dorival, have almost decided to By the first post at Rye next day accept offers that have been made to Miss Swann received a letter from them. The pensionnaires" of the Comédie Française—that is, those Mr. McClelland which stated--
who are not yet permanent mem- My Dearest, This letter willbers of the staff and are engaged tell you I have crossed the Great at fixed salaries are free to leave Divine. I have deceived you-I
upon giving the notice agreed upon, could not face treatment. But be bat the permanent members lieve me, I love you..
("sociétaires") "who share in the profits, are not so free, and the other day the Comédie Francaise got heavy damages against an ac- tor who had broken his contract.
Miss Swann said that she was greatly perturbed mentally about Mr. McClelland during the past few days.
I last saw him on Good Fri-At first the manager of the day," she continued, and he said Comédie Francaise objected to any ho was leaving his fat.
Curious Manner.
He rang me up on Wednesday, and his manter seemed very curious. He said he was going into hospital to have an operation, retidered necessary by his war wound. I was mystified by hie manner, and rang up every one I could think of. I learned that he had apparently settled all his bills during the past few days.
"From what he told me, I under. stand that his father and mother live in Galway, and a sister and brothers are in different parts of the world. He ran away from home at the age of sixteen, and he owed his education to two doctor friends, who had him trained at the Cape University and Queen's College, Galway.
He
"He joined the Army in 1907, fnd was bought out in 1912. was a sapper in the Royal Engin- eera, and rejoined them in 1015, and very soon gat a commission in the Royal Irish Rifles, and served in Gallipoli and France. After de- mobilisation he did some film and
work publicity
at home and
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A Brilliant Man. Miss Molly Lucas, who is employ- ed in a London hotel, was engaged to Mr. McClelland from 1026 until three months ago. She said:"Mr." McClelland was far too warm-heart- ed and impulsive. He was a bril liant man who spoke languages, but he was a typical Irishman in other 'ways. He received a bad cheat wound at Gallipoli. After the war his luck seemed to go wrong, and the past few years have been a continual struggle.
"He must have been in some very dreadful trouble."
Mr. McClelland was forty-one. He had been honorary secretary of the Chelmsford branch of the British Legion and a member of the North Kensington Labour Party.
PLEASURE-KILLER SENTENCED.
IMPRISONMENT. FOR MAN
WHO BOASTED OF: MURDERS:
[UNITED PRESS.]
New York, May 23-Sentence of imprisonment of from 40 years to life was imposed to-day upon James Baker, the confessed murderer of a Now York watchman named Henry Gaw and self-styled "pleasure. killer with a trail at murders stretching round the world.
Police told the court that it had bags impossible to corroborate. Baker's tales of other murders alleged to have been committed in the Philippines and elsewhere.
In order to avoid the difficulties: of a court trial and, on Baker's side, in order to dodge the electric chair, Baker had consented to plead guilty to second degree murder in the Gaw
member of the staff appearing in "talkies" at all, but the objection has now bean withdrawn and Mme. Mary Bell, in particular, has be But it would be quite a different a talkie" star in France.
would involve a breach of contract. matter to go to America, for that
come
Nevertheless, it is said that cer-
tain "scciétaires" of the Comedie cult to resist the offers that Holly, Francise are finding it very diff- wood is making to them.
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