SERVANT IN ENGLAND

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 25, 30 January 1932, Page 8

SERVANT IN ENGLAND

RASSION PLAY' MADONNA

| A Geimun girl who has played one of the most important women's part's in the Oberammergau Passion Play is now a servant with an English, family (states the "Daily Mail")- She was discovered recently in the pretty Sus- r sea. village of Slinfold, near Horsham,' where her identity has > been kept secret^ and has not" been puspected for a, ' moment even by the -villager* ■• who ' have'"'seen her from day to day. Tho girl is Fra%lein Army Butz, who scored a brilliant success as tho "Madonna" in the PasBion Play last summer, and *ne left her village m the Bavarian Alps to 'become a scivant to. Mrs. Hones, wh# ilives at tho Woodland, Shnfold. * ' The Fraulem is a slim, pretty, and very fair girl of 19. Neither her ibeauty nor the fact of playing the su ,pteme woman's part In the Passion ,P|ay has had any effect on her, modest mind. Mrs. Hones stated that'Anny 'wfts working as a servant to support fcer widowpd mothci and her two younger sisters, who, through ill for-, tune, are now living almost in poverty.' S&o does the ordinary housework lik.ei any other girl^who has never acted before such an international audience as I gathers at the Passion Play. In 'the girl's interest, Mrs. Hones is determined that Army shall lead the quiet life of a foreign girl in service in this country, and that is why; her identity lias been kept a secret. ~,' . |