The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16


and that's flannel But It said it guessed the show
would draw the usual Broadway crowd" The re-
porter on the Teegram-Molly says must call EN-
dramatic crticks-well, his name is Rosenfeldt and
he knows Miss Wyncote, and he said the piece went
well could be expected after her unfortunate
disposition" ct was nisprint l guess)-"but up
to that point The Babes in Woodland crashing
big success, of the hits OF the season, in which
successful comedies had been more than usually such
cessful" And then he said The chorus girl named
Higgins certainly made good in the New York
Peaches" I bought FIVE copies of that and sent it
to Paris-Ohio But then 1 read another one, and
bought six of it, though I dead broke, because
that critick said: Here we have sensation-a
chorus girl who to know how to act. Her
voice is good we'll her dancing and we prophesy
before many years that she will be growing size
But the rest of them just said my Higgins
Every day Pm expecting manager to seek me
out to ask will star Then we moved from 'the
Oven" to "the Violet" Hartwell said we might just
well move in cab, as it wouldn't cost any more
than express wagon. So we got two seated hack
and carried things downstairs. The on
the FIRE escape looking in, left her what she
had left US OF our hamburg steak. Hartwell carried
the oil stove and paper bag of potatoes and end
of her trunk and carried the other end and my win
ter cloak under arm, and bunch of newspapers
and aNpicture of star he gave with his
signed and two bottles, and package of jelly pud-
dings, and fellow put his head out of door and
called out, Going, girs?" and Molly says, Sorry,
but must leave you-we've got a,raise-"
"Oh, must you go7" says he
MOVED INTO THE VIOLET
Since you feel so bad" sang out, over my shout
der, you might well pitch in and help you'll
have another chance" and he did. So we moved that
day, and here at 'the Violet" it is cooler Mamma
says she'll come just as she's sure we have
for her, but told her about the bathtub of
course, just as a JOSH but 1t scared her Well,
the next day Miss Wyncote was all recovered look
ing very pale and very dignihed, and could do her
part, only they kept to jolly up things in THE
Peaches" so act in it every night and I'm the un-
derstudy instead of Grandcour and she gave up her
white dress, but she comes out and dances with me
in The Pickaninnies" Gee but I'm glad amt her
gall A weekly paper came out and said the whole
show shine except Minnie Higgins, who acts in
The Peaches" but in show mentions
that ar-tickle-at all.
September 16-Mr. Barton Fordham Jones-hes
the who took to Sherry's-says I've got real
the managers.
September 17-He laughs at everything I say.
September 18-He was in that same seat again last
night
September 1o-Mr Bowsox took me to supper last
night Now. Mr.. Bowsox" says 1. eve known you
four FIVE months, and you're always talking about
introducing your sisters. Trot EN- out"
says. "Trot EN- out or stop the CUFF. I don't feel
myself at all below anybody's sister says l.
You're not" says he, "but you're so cold, and
hard so cold" says he.
Not at ALL" says I. 81 never get cold until long