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SUCCEEDED
FROM
FIRST
Sir
James'
Barrie
Did
Sat
Have
To
I
Struggle
For
Recognition-Many
Great
Works
LONDON,
June
24:
fAP)
Unlike
many
writers
who,
at
the
beginning,
have
had
to
struggle
for
recognition,
the
career
of
Sir
James
M.
Barrie,
who
died
Saturday,
In
the
field
of
literature
and
drama
was
a
pronounced
success
almost
from
the
start,
and
reached
Its
climax
in
1922
when
he
was
decorated
with
the
Order
of
Merit,
one
of
the
most
select
and
coveted
of
British
orders.
His
early
training
as
a
writer
before
branching
Into
literature
was
as
a
newspaperman
In
Nottingham,
and
later
In
London
where
he
wrote
for
the
St.
James
Gazette,
the
British
Weekly,
the
Speaker
and
the
National
Observer.
Bom
in
Kirriemuir,
Scotland.
May
9,
1860,
Sir
James
was
educated
at
Dumfries
Academy
and
Edinburgh
"University.
His
first
book,
"Better
Dead,"
a
satire
on
London
life,
was
published
in
1887,
and
the
next
year
he
produced
"Auld
Lleht
Idylls"
and
"When
a
Man's
Single."
While
these
three
books
attracted
some
attention
it
was
said
that
his
genius
as
a
writer
was
first
recognized
and
acknowledged
with
the
appearance
of
"A
Window
in
Thrums"
In
1889.
There
followed
"My
Lady
Nicotine,"
and
the
best
known
of
his
early
works,
"The
Little
Minister,"
which
when
dramatized
by
Barrie,
be
came
one
of
the
leading
stage
suc
cesses
and
later
had
several
revivals.
His
early
works
became
better
known
than
the
man
and
thus
Sir
James
amazed
London
when
at
a
time
he
was
being
acclaimed
he
deserted
the
city
for
his
little
native
town
In
Scotland,
Modesty
and
shrinking
from
publicity
were
traits
that
characterized
his
entire
life,
and
upon
one
occasion
in
1909,
when
it
was
first
rumored
that
he
was
to
be
knighted
he
dismissed
an
inquirer
on
the
subject
with
"I
don't
go
In
lor
that
sort
of
thing,
you
know."
After
the
stage
success
of
"The
Little
Minister,"
Barrie
produced
many
other
notable
successes
Including
"Quality
Street,"
"The
Admirable
Crichton,"
;'Peter
Pan,"
"Alice
Sit-by-the-Fire"
and
"What
Every
Woman
Knows."
The
last
named
was
produced
in
1908
and
was
followed
by
the
greatest
disappointment
in
the
life
of
Sir
James,
his
marital
troubles,
culminating
In
divorcing
his
wife
in
October
1909.
He
married
In
1895
Miss
lary
Ansell,
who
had
scored
a
success
In
his
comedy
"Walker,
London,"
two
years
previously.
The
divorce
proceedings
came
as
a
great
surprise
to
the
friends
of
both
as
they
had
appeared
as
a
most
devoted
couple.
It
was
said
that
the
wonderful
grasp
of
fe
minine
characters
which
Barrie
had
shown
In
his
books
and
plays
had
been
inspired
In
some
degree
by
his
perfect
agreement
with
his
wife.
The
author
had
offered
to
forgive
his
wife
and
take
her
back,
but
she
refused
and
the
divorce
proceedings
and
trial
were
said
to
have
been
the
most
trying
ordeal
of
Sir
James'
life.
Well
Known
Works
Sir
James'
best
known
dramatic
works
of
later
years
Included
"The
Legend
of
Leonora,"
"The
Will,"
'The
Adored
One,"
"Half
an
Hour,"
'Der
Tag,"
"Rosy
Rapture,"
"A
Kiss
For
Cinderella,"
"The
Old
Lady
Shows
Her
Medals,"
"Seven
Wo
men,"
"Dear
Brutus,"
"Echoes
of
the
War."
"The
Truth
About
the
Russian
Dancers,"
"Mary
Rose."
Many
of
the
stage
successes
of
Barrie
were
produced
In
America
by
Charles
Frphman,
whom
he
author
regarded
as
one
of
his
closest
friends.
During
Mr.
Frohman's
numerous
visits
to
London
the
two
were
inseparable.
Maude
Adams
starred
in
three
of
Barrie's
plays
in
the
United
States,
"The
Little
Minister,"
"Peter
Pan"
and
"What
Every
Woman
Knows."
A
baronetcy
was
conferred
upon
Sir
James
on
June
3,
1913,
upon
the
occasion
of
King
George's
birthday
anniversary,
and
the
Order
of
Merit
was
conferred
upon
him
for
his
service
to
literature
and
the
drama
in
the
distribution
of
New
Year's
honors
In
1922.
Sir
James
was
elected
rector
of
St.
Andrew's
University
to
succeed
Earl
Halg
November
1,
1919.
Upon
his
installation
he
delivered
an
address
on
"Courage,"
which
was
characterized
as
one,
the
like
of
which
had
never
before
been
heard
by
a
body
of
students.
He
revealed
that
a
fanciful,
unruly
person
whom
he
called
McConnachle;
wis
THE
DAILY
NEW3
Amelia
Earhart
Taking
Rest
In
Java
Just
Now
BATAVIA,
June
24:
Amelia
Sarhart
Putnam
is
resting
in
Java
for
threg"
days
and
having
her
jlane
given
a
complete
check-up
ind
overhaul
before
embarking
on
the
hazardous
flight
to
Port
Dar-1
jvin
'
and
thence
across
the
Pacific
Dcean
in
continuation
of
her
flight
around
the
world.
his
other
self;
that
it
was
McCon
nachie
who
really
wrote
the
plays.
and
not
the
Sir
James
Barrie
toiown
to
all.
MrConnachie
his
"writing
half,"
he
represented
as
an
odd
sort
of
person
who
was
likely
to
do
almost
anything,
and
himself
as
a
serious
minded
man
bent
upon
mowing
to
the
conventions.
Concluding,
he
warned
the
students
to
beware
of
McConnachie.
"You
will
all
have
your
McCon-nachies,"
he
said,
"luring
you
off
the.
high
road.
Unless
you
are
con-itantly
on
the
watch
you
will
find
.hat
he
has
slowly
pushed
you
out
if
yourself
and
taken
your
place.
He
whispered
to
me
just
now
that
you
elected
-him,
not
me,
as
your
ector."
He
was
succeeded
as
rector
of
St.
Andrew's
University
by
Rudyard
Kipling,
who
was
elected
November
11,
1922.
While
possessing
the
thrift
of
his
native
Scotland,
Sir
James
was
said
to
have
cared
little
for
money.
He
was
not
so
much
concerned
about
the
financial
returns
from
his
writings
as
he
was
about
their
success
with
the
reading
public,
ind
theatre-goers.
However,
his
work
was
successful
financially
as
well
as.
from
the
literary
stand-;
uclnt.
and
up
to
1910
he
was
said
i
to
have
earned
upward
of
$3,000,000
j
and
that
his
royalties
from
"The;
Little
Minister."
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