Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

night, not long since. gentleman and two
ladies entered St James Hall. The per-
formsnce WAS in progress and the usher
had some difficulty IN finding the proper
seats for them. Moore was end man. He
held,his bones in his hands, and looked
Onlnervously Massive diamonds sparkled
In his shirt front and on his fingers. Finally
ne became nervous and jumping from his
seat yelled 10 the usherr:
What's der matterf"
Then turning to the interlocutor and
with ms jestic wave Of his hand to the
leader OF the band he shouted: stop de
show Stop everything Here. you fool
usher. seat the party ia these seats. What
sort Of n crazy man are you"
The lsdies bushed, the usher nearly
tainted. and the whole show WAS in con-
fusion When the party was seated Moore
turned TO the stage and said: Now go on
wid de show. | know how to run this
house"
The usher snesked out. the band played
and Moore sat down contentedly.
Moore has many peculiarities but he is
withall a good employer He has three
men In his band who have been with him
for - years. Minstrelsy. however. j. not
very far advanced in England Moore
IS still Staging "Oh. dem Golden Slippers
He has been singing Il nightly for twelve
years He also goes through a little
gymnassic performance on a chair. the
same as h- hiss done every night for
quarter OF century Londoners do not
seem 20 tire Of ir either. for the applause IS
always hearty aud the theatre crowded.
/ called on him few days before he
sail ed FOR America. Hecslls his charming
residence ~ tse -. Johns Wood. end 0t
Flncbiey Road Moore House" but the
boys of tas ainstre! aad theatrical pro-
fe=si0n know It ouly "a Liberty Hall
r. Is approached BY = gate leading into
a pretty avenue with gardens on either
side. ezd in front OF the house 20 which
this svenus brings you. large fountain
plays meFrify. cooling the atmosphere IN
IL viciaity. Dogs Of AL sorts raise their
voices ss one approaches. from. the huge
bosraouRd fueariy ~ big a. mple) and
naassivs champion 81 Bernard 20 the
Eniest fttsle toy spaniel ever born. which
M. Moore p,ayfully calls aer watch dos.
Tbis canine regiment passed Ia ssf-tv ant
The hoa-e reached there = enough 20 oe
se>o 20 Interest one FOR horrs The honse
rss formerly occupied By Rlondtn. fhe
xrest aud oslY aud W Moore has col
isct-S crrios GA 80 en0rre 0ns scai@ thas
hts residence. or part ~ IL. = pracf csily
museum. T1ere ar- ssasHes which used
"a sssad N vsrious thestr~- water col0rs
~ Fred Voke~ among Others ths hsr
monfura oa which 2 l-sdin . svef wne
stroilag Across NisEaTs. sae trirx f-5t@-
on which ~ N,or- us-t - perform his
coniaring tests gez1ine Re oen- which
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