After the close of Wallack's company
Miss Cogiilan appeared In nutneroua im
purtant productions, anions: the beat re
'nembercd being "Tiio Woman of No
importance," "Peg Wofllngton," "The
White Heather," "Tlx- Spotting IJucV
nwn." "The Great Ruby," and "The Sec
ond Mrs. Tanciucray," nUl with lohn
Drew In ",la< K Straw.'
Mlaa Coghlan then iri.-= engaged ??i
a member of the New Tlieatr. Company
and appeared In several of the moat
Important productions mad? h> that or
canlcation. Her engagements In recent
?eaaons hare Included appearances In
Fine Feathers," "Our Betters." as
Wadamc Prudence with Miss Ethel Rar
vmore in her revival of "Camllle" and
sat sea?on In v tie in ? j r,,j
? Tsloti of I 'orgt i ? ? Vf.t one "f her
greatest successes.
At ins cottage at I'alni Beacii. Where
Florens Klcgf'Id, Jr. is spending several
weeks with Mrs. Zicgfeld "Billi' BurUc)
and their little daughter l'atri< ia. the
father of "Follies" and "Frolics" has i
had time to tail; a little more about
beauty.
"Beauty." some one long ago observed,
is 'only skin deep.' This is especially
applicable to the world of the stage,"
said Mr. Zlegfeld to a New York Her
ald reporter.
'T*here are certain essentials of beauty ,
without which no girl burning witn I
stage ambitions can go very far," he ;
continued. "Indeed, personal magnetism :
has more drawing power than a pretty
face, but a pretty face plus personal
magnetism is an unbeatable combination, i
"What has become universally known
as "the Ztcgfeld girl.' a patronymic v. hose
synonym Is beauty, has never been
seleoted for her face or figure alone.
The fact that many of the so-called 1
Ziegfeld girls have graduated Into star-.
dom Is proof that they have other vir
tues beside beauty.
