The sun., 1896-02-25
HAMMERSTEIN'S BOUNCERS.
EASY SUDDEN DEsCENTs FROM
OLYMPIA TO THE COLD WORLD.
Brsvor Sung Ont Gao OF tho Audience
After baritone Soio-Next Thing lIo
Knew Hc Was Walking Turkey In
Long Acre Square, Hot hut Helpless

+. .nr>xor, Sung o,t O,, ,r An, A,s,snes
-. -, ~. ~.
'er n"r,.one So'o- Ne&' lhh4 ho
Knew He Was walking Turkey In
Long Acre Square, Hot but Heipie--.
mere "eie "'her eNe'.e'net.s at oynlp,' On
mers,e.n The theatre was crowded anu in the
,nrsic hau dnwn s,,,-s ,oo,,. r.ro s,,,dir,
three or four rows deep back OF the orchestra
chairs Tho gray. coated porters were pnrticr-
lnrly koon N, Their search for nrv,hinr iIk. dis.
order, and at the first symptom Of II the guilty
marty was promrtly suppressed not after the
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manner Vi Ahce in N"l"cr'anu' III "h''"
the process OF suppression involved putting the
80 ~, t - 'e "'' '''''"h va o'"' "' -, ,''
method at o!ympi" was quite as effective The
around the waist. and, before he knew II, he or
.ho hn,n ..v.. ,y.ro s,,,r,s,,I -, ,,lv,,,,, 80,
she-ooth sexes were supnr.sseu AT U'y'np,a on
saturday n!ght-was out in the middle Of Long
Acre square dodging tho cable cars
n.s ,, 1,,,., -, a., ... - c..
one Oh INC features OF the proRrainme on sat
urday nigh, was IA baritone solo. IL well
enough SUM- to excite the en,husi,,p, NJ n
s,ar,,, ,,,,i, ,,,a .,,,, t., ~, 80,
of the orchestra seats. The solo was repeated
and IN, Ii,u, ,ron nv oh :, an ,nrc, ,h,, ,,o,,I
aI iss e al b sr ,,en ,.n. ~
h..l nnen.1 III. ,nnufh o,,u y,il,d :, Iir,r,,i"
h vpehn ,hn nj ,. a''d y,,n; yteu; rh
10 The sinrar's ah,litv and an sntir.iv nornissi
blc and orderly expression OF his feelings, such
cries happen at The Metropolitnn Onsrn House
. "a a. haA .l
ject But Haminerstein has ALREADY rxplained
that the owners OF the MetroI oliinn dii;cr from
those of his Oiyinpia nltLuuch that ia ano,br
stnrv - ~ ' p' A ' " o''''
10 sooner had the little man chor,led out his
happy and enthusiastic Bravo"' at the hari.
tone than two strong ntm, cuycr,d win gray
cloth sleeves, were laid on is shoulders. ana Le
was promptly unswcrvinviy. and swiftly run
,Lrnuvh III, rrnwI dawn IN, ,narii. .,n,s. Ia
tween tn. swinging glass doors INTO mn wind
and glitter OF Ions Acre ,nunre lie was ia.
pleased but he was little 100 md OH m min il n
fornidib,c building ,0r any one NH, man Ia
ont OF IN. glare of the olymni, .l.,',ricity M,
The shadow ~ IN, rest al IN tn,rn II l.. n.I
only GOT back into the music bnil hn woulI have
laI fLs sn,,s sfnrtinn ~. ..,,r,. ,h,., ,.r 80
show OF rpasun
II wns un, M IN, eniso,les NJ yve,,e Gri,L.r,.s
visit to New York which led Oscar Hammer
s,,in n ,naSa :, "a. - n, - - hn
wn. RIM on nrinct"ies n,,r.nt ~ rom .a
which p-cva,ird at The Neir1noiiint, On"ra
House WHY Schult2 tho l-ot Nor. .in-lnS ~
Jean de Rcs5ks and an old friend OF Yv.,te
Guiitert's. wanted I" see her, ana went TO tie
wan, cd his ra ri ,nr on hsnr ~ Vra,,., - i,
room The doorkc.urr refusrd NJ srbuiiz
said he was nm nlu ir,nd 81 yy.',.,s rnn 1,nr
kr.nrr ,til r.fus,d n srLrl,l - .,,u, n,'I
when hos cycitrI Le hr.ntHrs har1 H. ,,'s ,'a'.
h,yinni, - -, rco,, - H. n 81 ,,i'or H. "a - M.'s
su,r,.tru srnIint, fnr ,1sror jIn,nn,,rs,'i, Ia
Wills n mrs.rnrcr wr.t -, irarrh ~ I'm NJ
Srnnl,, wnt,el Yin III. -, "a H. T. - Lnn5 Wb,,,
Unm,ners'rin nrriy.i Srnni, al nm w, ~, %
do Il sr.r h.d nhs,I,,.Iw r.,n..a % " ~, , ~. IL. ii
cnr5 fnr.r go ~ V,a,ta 'u's'' ie'"s'" " '"Ne i''
'perfeNtIy rirht said Oscar usmm,rs,ci, N
the vasninf, hrn,Icr inI.,v nf I.n,, anJ "a
om.rf ..rSosn nv. M ,,'r,s y "ni 49, ~,
~ nnvh,1y n"i1h,r r.,,. ,nirt"r, 80, =" ''lSn
t.,'E' "'''' 1e''H'' A'e''e ""'''e'' "'F f'o
Iiut said NJ Scbu,,, .ur ,ro,h.,. t., ,,u
,d III rS.a,I .i. y ~, NY .'.' o'',IlaM