The sun., 1890-11-02
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d.. pictures. letters. and bills. 0ne papsr
pinned against the wall COZ contains iist OF the le
of "The. Msstsr Of Woodbarrow. This
list includes gray suit. high hat. white.toppsd
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and chain sHarpp gray handkerobis In
cigarettes; matches pocketbook, and bank
notss The persons who .;2l 0bservs Mr s9th, D.
know that they are nothing more than black
boo.s painted white, Several. pairs stood
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There wers two mirrors. ono 2, ordinary size
OF rough ieit, while ths other was encased IL
raw silk; An artificial rose was pinned ,a ag'.ihnst Inst
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which Mr.. .sothern expects to appear. and un-
derneath It a recelpted laundry blu Evident
~ Mr.. bOthern uses tho wall OF Dis dressing
room as o sort OF memorandum book to re-
mind him Of things that he wants to do. There
are many little notes and memoranda.
room usually occupied by Miss Cayvan. Il Is
Of Mr.. sotherns company. When Miss Cayvan
returns the walls will be decorated with hand.
some mirrors OF different shapes. but all
framed in rough white felt.
Tully MarshalPs room is beautifed by the
presence OF a little legend on perfumed scrap
OF paper tucked In under the edge OF the mir
ror frame. which reads: My darling Popsy
Wopsy." The handwriting was 30 full OF char
Rcter that the artist felt constrained TO repro
Virginia Harmed is ever present in her cosev
little dressing room: that is. there are seven
counterfeit presentments OF her In the room:
under the mirror. and one Of extra size rests q
few inches away on corner Of tho Same SHELF
The photographs give different views of Vir-
ginis. One very odd one shows her holding .
pot Of palms behind her back. The broad
palm leaves droop gracefully over her head.
and, as the not Is concealed from view. the
effect is very odd. One dainty gold hairpin
resting on a piece OF tissue paper, a lemon.
and cocktail glass told OF recent occupancy
OF the room.
course. expect to see some things reminiscent
OF old-time actors. workmen had entered the
paint Without doubt the most interesting
dressing rooms in this city just now would be
those used BY. the Kendals. But Mrs. Kendall
was averse to letting the public In to see her
notes and theatrical properties, and her wishes
had 10 bo respected.