New-York tribune., 1908-01-26

was blurred BY the direct rays .- the foot
lights I turned and looked -- the mass Of
faces below me. and my one -1 -51t was o.
mvself. that TOR two days tins ---- had Oeel
quite alone-aI1ne with me, with IRE,
And then 1t seemed a. n / ...-.- stand the
noise no longer. and SO / I.--~-- down ths
staircase that led from my 1.- Cd the little
door that opened on the stage puShel
nv wav through a crowd 1- existed. chatter
ing chorus girls and ran up - n |talrG-e
that led u the stars dressing ION J1,
outside. OF this room there was ---l platform
that ran out over the stage .-- a-s used %
the man who had charge of -.. - red Isnt
The platform was vacant -.r '- 81. --enI az
so I walked out on 70 ac- .-.r-- over or
railing. that | might see Miss t4---roll1s
again g before the curtain
And then directly back Z ...'- -er F.l-s
She and Baker were ~r-tr-..-r- -..- l1n.-s
in front Of her dressing r -.- Wink
could see them they i-t - r ne r.
cause there were several ..- -.-- &c.
between us Appare---E - 80
him on his wav o his r'Hr- . - -...l -DJ'.
You'd better g a-e b. --- .e l1-.-
him saw. and he nodded --H. ..r --l-,eN'J
They seem to want y.r l 3-l u
sounds good for several calls
And 1t really sounded -. - .-e 81
tiusiaSrn OF the Iullc-Sr Us -..--' t-.---
had been AZ any time --0-'
stood there flushed and g.. --T -ls -
al atire with the eNcitsI--.. -- -i--t
Atter al. this was the rr.- ne A(I IS r. -
which she had waited and ....1.--
would be other successes -..- .-.-I .ll-
but there could be .o-v u-. .--. -r-Ill-tI
You'd better take the SAT-. 1-Ns'
and started on toward his ."" ~ -, =.
gIrI reached out her white -I.i' '@a-.
him by the shoulder swung -..- .t-N - |
he faced her again w.
What DO j care about --' Jt--
do | care about them ~-- -
! want % know Is II YOU love- .--c. -
understand and not thlt -.... .>t.--l l.
do not know what b->-T .- -I ,-'-
cause the hundreds at r.c.-t.. --
the stage seemed O. H-rc H. -
Steadied myself by lH.li-- -
railing At nv SIDE. AMI -'~s
them and down On the l.y-1- r- t..-
\ few minutes Later / --.......- -- --1- -
and she told me that / rE'- .., -' -
was standing in front 'i s,gr-
knuckleS resting On the lre-~.'- -.' =. 49,
of her rs | spoke she lta ' -N1 ''0-
from those in the looking GAS .f
I've come to say Ernt O,;-s
have decided u & back o. N-" il-N- -
unintentionIlIv | heard yru . -, -. -
20 Baker When YOU S4-l ~. + ,I''-'. Mia,
long.-that | was only IN '--- Sf,- bg-
understand exactly Thlt Va. nrooaoN -
I-,,,se. I dijn't want to. lu- Z t7 now az
leaving YOU with YOUR Own gs -.r 49, - "a
The girl inclined her head E.rE 81 Ing
left her Just As had tlu-- her. 7,i-, i''A--'
INTO the mirror.
IN a drawer Of my de~S &c 1" -e.S r7r-
L little folder and on the -.'-e- . .--..7' :,
of the Princess PoplntIN l.'.l ,osov
side there Is a list OF towns N... - q
Dlavs IN and the dates ON V0'e- &c +PIt@lss- -,
each town. Very often du-- -a1 o5S' - -
of the twentv-four. which ! -1-T.> r. -
six and seven q clock N tHs -F-'i,S. Tn,
out this card and find ont -.5r NnS'V -4o
Princess Popiniav" Is tE-r 1-a' ~
imagine the chorus girIs walking 'rIn Il, 80
through the streets OF the l--.' .'NI - - II
serving but much observed JOS rem -, r.
the troupe. down IN the --H.-- .lI-'e .lI--,r,
Adler Is talking - the clerk. ann y - = thr
are sitting with their chars u-te- p,-,e
wall. and Baker and Carroll ana -A-.L" -A-l = 'f1r
and Alice Abercrombie have Just -ol'1 -1-,5 tbs
dinner after drive or Str'- -'l lTNs, y, -, ID
town And later l know they l- WI III nl,v
their fine plumage and g through '.lC 80 .
not even Knowing the name 20 ,h1 N have
we'll as | do probably but they WIN t,~ghs
their Jokes and their gossip 1nN ---J" 81. .r.1ss
and their hard luck STORES behind t-N III te
and in the dressing rooms. ans l.-CE - oNr
happy in their own way anl H- 'l''"
world.