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It
is
curious
to
note
how
quickly
a
profession
absorbs
one
.
Carrie
became
wise
in
theatrical
lore
,
hearing
the
gossip
of
little
Lola
.
She
learned
what
the
theatrical
papers
were
,
which
ones
published
items
about
actresses
and
the
like
.
She
began
to
read
the
newspaper
notices
,
not
only
of
the
opera
in
which
she
had
so
small
a
part
,
but
of
others
.
Gradually
the
desire
for
notice
took
hold
of
her
.
She
longed
to
be
renowned
like
others
,
and
read
with
avidity
all
the
complimentary
or
critical
comments
made
concerning
others
high
in
her
profession
.
The
showy
world
in
which
her
interest
lay
completely
absorbed
her
.
It
was
about
this
time
that
the
newspapers
and
magazines
were
beginning
to
pay
that
illustrative
attention
to
the
beauties
of
the
stage
which
has
since
become
fervid
.
The
newspapers
,
and
particularly
the
Sunday
newspapers
,
indulged
in
large
decorative
theatrical
pages
,
in
which
the
faces
and
forms
of
well
-
known
theatrical
celebrities
appeared
,
enclosed
with
artistic
scrolls
.
The
magazines
also
or
at
least
one
or
two
of
the
newer
ones
—
published
occasional
portraits
of
pretty
stars
,
and
now
and
again
photos
of
scenes
from
various
plays
.
Carrie
watched
these
with
growing
interest
.
When
would
a
scene
from
her
opera
appear
?
When
would
some
paper
think
her
photo
worth
while
?
The
Sunday
before
taking
her
new
part
she
scanned
the
theatrical
pages
for
some
little
notice
.
It
would
have
accorded
with
her
expectations
if
nothing
had
been
said
,
but
there
in
the
squibs
,
tailing
off
several
more
substantial
items
,
was
a
wee
notice
.
Carrie
read
it
with
a
tingling
body
:
“
The
part
of
Katisha
,
the
country
maid
,
in
‘
The
Wives
of
Abdul
’
at
the
Broadway
,
heretofore
played
by
Inez
Carew
,
will
be
hereafter
filled
by
Carrie
Madenda
,
one
of
the
cleverest
members
of
the
chorus
.
”
Carrie
hugged
herself
with
delight
.
Oh
,
wasn
’
t
it
just
fine
!
At
last
!
The
first
,
the
long
-
hoped
for
,
the
delightful
notice
!
And
they
called
her
clever
.
She
could
hardly
restrain
herself
from
laughing
loudly
.
Had
Lola
seen
it
?
“
They
’
ve
got
a
notice
here
of
the
part
I
’
m
going
to
play
to
-
morrow
night
,
”
said
Carrie
to
her
friend
.
“
Oh
,
jolly
!
Have
they
?
”
cried
Lola
,
running
to
her
.
“
That
’
s
all
right
,
”
she
said
,
looking
.
“
You
’
ll
get
more
now
,
if
you
do
well
.
I
had
my
picture
in
the
‘
World
’
once
.
”
“
Did
you
?
”
asked
Carrie
.
“
Did
I
?
Well
,
I
should
say
,
”
returned
the
little
girl
.
“
They
had
a
frame
around
it
.
”
