Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-20

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undesirable VERSIONS from within his
jurisdiction
Aldrich gets the mail for the actors:
ne also auehus TO the distribution "r
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remuueratfvc
I'VE amt bothered much with intrud-
ers' said ne: except Wnen the Hght
upelas Plas mere men We nave cue
usual gathering OF gdye'y Johnhies
around the stage doot
AS d RUE the inasher Is mallsned. re
is no worse than the average person. His
frequently bred of curiosity TO minSle
with Il class that is unknown to him.
Often there is nothing evil III his ele-
phantine efforts to learn the name OF a
certain lttle dancer VINO mas captlNateu
him.
THE girls as a rule laugh at the efforts
of men tn meet them. l have seen pretty
girls receive beautiful bouquets of flowers
containing muShy notes with a laugh or
good-natured contempt for the senders.
The notes are often read aloud by the re-
cipient and the Mowers are frequently
given to me.
Compliment? No. you see they don't
stay here but week. and they can't lug
the flowers around with them. l usually
sell them They don't give me the flowers
as compliment
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LIE Naye'J Nu"ioA"n'
Frank Williamson. at the Gayety. is an
other of the Younger set of stage door
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Wi!diy cSHicdi dtu'uoe to"diu tiie huN'
berated and often browbeaten masher.
Williamson is frank in his admission
,bat rho staea-door ,nasber is not half
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oau ne Ids ho' oee'i a. 'i0 '"eo "
trance of the Gayety Tor any length or
time, and consequently Is nor soured
against the individual VINO IN the FACE or
all rebuffs. persists in his endeavor TO
meet some charmer. =.
iheE re nor partIcuia.ly pau IN III. ,nls
town. SdlO NilHdniSoi. anu llu tHdt
a word Is all that is needed 10 keep tnem
straight. iHeH Seiooih diiiio! ihe ~ fiiI'
extent, and l mo tnat When theN 90 per-
SSt in hanging around ana trohpllnS me
for admission a coid stern glance Will
usually suffice.
THE worst kind OF naShers are the
ones that THINK they are iflenoS OF yours,
continued Williamson fretfullN.
THAT is the kind OF masher there IL
no getting away from. You meet him
somewhere ana he preSulneS thdl INC
cause he has met you. you VIII feel ever
lastingly obliged TO allow nm TO VISIT
the stage at his own sweet pleasure.
This Is all right for time, but it grows
eHne.,, 81 r;sL ~ eattine tired nv letting
them in. No matter how many times you
turn them down, they always come BACK.
Its nerce- ,.,,.. -y,,o..o, e,,as
49,, d;t "a In managing his stage door
without assistants or assistance. His
people the stage doorkeepers' IL IS WI
10 STATE a~ a,,so, nc ..,h.,r naonlo.,
sc that class of performers who
visit the theater for only short time
In vaudeville the person a,llaea ~, III ~ t,,
10 90 nls ,, III any nonsense about II.
He does not find the work assigned TO