San Francisco dramatic review (1899)

April 28, 1900 9 Julia Arthur s Generosity Should Julia Arthur never again appear upon the stage the theatregoers will entertain a pleasant memory of a beautiful woman who made her utmost effort for real dramatic art, and those who were professionally associated with her will hold in high esteem a star who endeavored to make that association enjoyable. None of the players of Miss Arthur's company suffered because of the early closing of her season. All were given their salaries in full to the end of the season, and nearly all found the sum materially larger than the amount to which their contracts entitled them. John Major, her manager, was especially remembered. He was recently the recipient of a check for $1,000 drawn upon the Shawmut National Bank of Boston, and signed by Julia Arthur Cheney. Julia Arthur's marriage to a millionaire has evidently not turned her head nor lessened her generous disposition. 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