The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-20
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day about the trouhles ~ an lmpreeario.
although !, will be- five months before HE
season al the Manhattan Opera Housr Ia To
be orened The other day he isoe,ved o
Walt from the asent 81 q prma donna who
would llke TO he enrolled among the mem
hers ~ The new company.
In addition to her great Popularity.
the eloquent agent said, Madame will he
able TO soil six boxes for you Sin Of her
friends Ia W promised to take them That
means ga, 900. just think ~ that. Whv,
take her for two months and her eervtcea
will he velvet won't cost you u cent
sYes'm,' said the white gloved negro
who waves you into the ladies' entrance
TO the Hoffman Hoise, we ah jes' a leetle
pushed TO room Jes' now. We ah q leetle
crowded. The new house. u won't be
finished TO a yeah, maybe a leetle mo. /
don know, and we amt got much addish-
unal room. This house II don hoP' but
foteen hundud pussons, you know. and
we amt got but ten othah houses rented
besides this. bo'din' houses. you know,
together with a few apartment houses and
a fat or two. Yes'm, We ah boun' to be q
leetle crowded till the new house Ia finished.
ma am"
The monument on Fort Washington
avenue at isSd street which marks the site
Of the Battle Of Fort Washington is most
popular with the young folks of the neigh
borhood, especially at this season Of the
year. The monument is built against the
side of a vertical rock and it is recessed in
the central part in such a way as to leave
a seat about Ave feet long, two feet wide
and just about the height OF a chair. There
are no houses in the vicinity and but a few
scattered gas lamps. so that the monument
just suits the maidens and their lovers,
who wander abou the neighborhood in
the cool OF the evening, unobserved and
unobeerving. AS soon as the evening
shadows fall the seat in the monument is
filed with a couple.
IL have often wondered unused a Far
Eastern traveller, why your enterprising
vaudeville managers do not bring over a
troupe of Japanese geisha and star them
on their bills. Dancing has never been
more fetching than that Of these little
wo men. Their kimonos are gorgeous and
would be sufficient attraction in them
selves to draw all the women folks. | sup
pose, though, that the popular misooncep-
tion in this country about the character
of the geisha dancers would give the blue
stockings a club with which to hammer
any adventure Of this sort. People here do
not know that the high class geisha maidens
of 10 or II summers are not chorus girls and
that every geisha has a mama-san who
ohaperones her vigilantly on every occa-
sion"