The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
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chorus. Certain managers used never 20
make strenuous objection TO this sort of
fun. providing the young men didn't inter
fere with the enjoyment OF tho rest OF the
audience, but no manager will permit Il
now.
rive well Known young men about town
tried It at Broadway theatre few nights
ago and the management put up with their
nonsense until the first part of the show
was over Then the five left their seats and
started out for drink. When they returned
they we're allowed TO enter the theatre. but
TWO ushers barred the aisle leading TO their
seats. Near the tlshers stood the manager
men:
The ladies of the chorus have com
planned Of your unwelcome attentions.
You have seen half OF this show and can get
half the price Of the face value OF your
seats at the box office If you desire. You
cant return to your seats. If you try to
Will have you all arrested"
Inc i've young men consulted. lhen
they apollo gized for their conduct. The
manager said he was sorry, but he couldn I
let them return to their seats. They saw
the rest of the show standing up in the
back OF the house.
One of group standing outside free
coffee aEon in Union Square the other
night gulped down the last OF a sandwich
with difficulty and turned to his companion,
who had just begun to ca hisprize.
How many2" he asked.
Six, was the reply from the man whose
mouth was so fun that he was scarcely
Ineligible
Well | only had five, said the first
speaker, and | don't think could choke
down another. But I've had six cups OF
coffee. ! won't he added with a sense of
huTnpr that sIirVivad aynt, in tho mn MIN dlpr
won be able TO sleep wink tonight
Most of the applicants for relief have the
same liberal allowance OF food from these
wagons.
Another Harrigan has appeared on the
theatrical horizon, although as yet he is
concealed in the seolusion of boarding
school and reveals his talents only at ANA
teur performances Young William b.
Harrigan Is son OF the comedian who at
one time was 40 conspicuous in New York
thea trcals. The young man has dis
tngulshed himself az an amateur performer
on several occasions, but he ia too young to
consider what his future career may be
Two young persons OF that far northern
part of town occasionally described as
South Albany surprised their friends the
other day by sending out invitations to
their wedding 1t was supposed that they
we're not to be married until the autumn
We'll, il happened this way, the bride
elect explained Mamma knew of such n
splendid woman who was just what We
wanted for a servant. We thought we
mightn't be able to get another 80 good
and she couldn't wait. So we just decided
20 get married right away
Tips on the races are still plentiful
crop in town, although snow ia deep on
the nearby tracks and the horses are run
ming at such distant places as New Orleans
and Los Angeles Owing 70 the vigilance
of certain officials. however. II Is not easy
TO get bet down One sport is authority
for the statement that after searching in
all sorts Of places 10 get action against
lead pipe cinch, the only handbooks he
found running were in an engine house and
a police station, with the wagers limited
to silver bits
Conway Tearle, a young English actor
who has just made his first appearance
in this country, will recall TO many persons
a matinee idol Of twenty years ago. His
father Osmund Tearle, came to Wallack
Theatre as the first regular leading man
Of that organization after the death u
Harry Montague He was handsome and
popular and made a place for himself on
the American stage, although q never
succeeded in filling the place OF Montague.
His son, who has just begun his career
here j. named after his mother, Minnie
Conway, an American actress who died
several years ago,
Winter fishing has been the attra ton
to draw several parties Of sportsmen away
from the snug firesida, Of city clubs within
the month. to the rough camps ia the Adj
rondacks or in Maine The sport has been
particularly good in Maine, both salmon
and trout being plentiful in the eastern
lakes and ponds. especially Green Lake
and Branch Pond. In Hancock county.
There is also good ice fishing on the upper
Hudson and in lakes quite near to the city
1t il a elnely sport but when the fish are
biting the care Of string of ice holes keeps
the city sportsmen a. warm as toast
Emma Eames has followed the example
of Lii Lehman and become vegetarian. or
as near it "a Nine Lehman is. She eats
no meat but chicken and does not take
that substantial food every day. Eggs
hso and fruit make up her diet. She at
tributes her recovery to health altogether
to the treatment Of famous Paris physi-
clan and TO her adoption OF vegetarian
diet.
They're funny. the women folks nova
days said the old druggist. When |
was youngster in this business everything
| handed )ut to a woman or girl had to toe
" raped up Now, unless it il a decent
sized package. they say to me- oh. don't
wrap 1t. please. or I'll just take IL AZ it
is or. IN put it in my pocket Imagine
a woman with pocket that she can find
Il suppose it's because there are so many
women IN business life these days that /
the dear things are restless. OF course 4
there are exceptions. There was pert.
young miss in here the other day for a
seidlitz powder, She stood looking at It.
Anything wrongy said |.
Wont you please wrap it up? was the !
reply.
handle also|
-'Oh dear no, she answered and not
a trace Of smile. either.
halter in town has shrine to which :
many Engishmen are repairing 1t il a
recently arrived reproduction of the fitting
block for the hats OF King Edward VII. 1t
shows that the head OF the King is large
and well shaped. is oval. without the least
lump. 1T il the most capable hea in
England, said the halter with pride.
The Weather.
It was becoming gradually warmer In the north
eastern quarter OF thr country yesterday. The