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Keith’s Theatre. 
There has been nobody on the 
stage in recent years who has at- 
‘tracted more attention and caused 
more widesnvread comment than 
Madam Chung, the little Chinese ac- 
tress who is appearing at Keith’s in 
Loie Fuller’s remarkable production, 
“The Dragons of Wrath.’’ It is ex- 
traordinary to see a theatre crowded 
to the doors at-every performance at 
this season of the year, but that is 
what is happening at Keith’s, and 
the hit that this little Chinese aec- 
tress has made, and the popularity 
she has won in a strange land, is 
shown by the applause that greets 
her at every appearance. Madam 
Chung has certainly a remarkable 
personality. She is petite, typically 
Chinese, and with all the dignity of 
a princess, the part which she takes 
‘in this big spectacle. Of course it is 
something intended entirely for 
Americans, and for this reason 
Madam Chung has not had as much 
opportunity -as she would in a 
Chinese play. But she has several 
dramatic scenes that show she is a 
born actress and if-she remains in 
this country and decides to go into 
strictly dramatic work, will undoubt- 
edly create an immense sensation, 
“The Dragons of Wrath’’ is the 
“nost pretentious feature ever offer- 
ed in vaudeville and has no less than 
1S different features. 
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