The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

The voice OF the typsNriiSr girl. which
-e-Jns like Mr. Stransa's orchestral score
"a have discovered new and undreamed
OF tsFrors IN the wAy % sound:
-Oh. yeS. SIR: there's been q great run
on the hOx oGlic- this morning. Yes. sir.
for FIRE seats
The postman enters with his third
delivery Uf mail One of the secretaries
receives il lInguidiy. he reads some
VI IL aloud.
-Hers's suPe wants two dollars more
Night
Chorus Of attaches ensemble. with the
typewriter girl On the high 4. . $50 do
We all
Here's letter from n person in New
Jersey who says Will the manage
mont oil the Opera House give w -HAnsel
und 0retel' on March II instead Of
Aida. a. saw Ada last week at tho
Manhattan, By doing this You will
oblige myself and friend
Ensemble. -Of course We will
Prom far away comes n stsntOrian
voice which rings through the halls
and stairWaya. the corridors aud ad-
joining rooms; tho voice OT RHSOifO
-Fr.mOno dentro l'anima gia Is sb-
brez2o supreme. amor. mel bacio IRENE
This ~ an invitation for a VoIley oG
greetings
-Caruse Russ Old Boy Crs-
Signor Carllso seems To M the room
with the proportions Of an old fashioned
Franklin stove which he is not unlike
In symmetry. and to radiats the same
amount Of cheer. He does not stop sing
ING a moment. but manages to interpolate
answers and questions between the notes
of his aria. He hits one man on the lack
for which he receives "A grateful look
although to the onloooker the force Of
the blow must have left a considerable
dent. He pOkes another IN the ribG
still gratitude. and knocks OH the hat
Of third with the playfulness Of young
heifer; still gratitude.
Finally be brushes the press agent
from his comfortable chair and throw
ing hack about three yards % Russian
sable coat collar. displaying several
more Yards Of chest covered by "A scarlet
tie. outlying pleats Of stifiiy starched
shirt front and broadly striped waist
coat. fits himself into the vacated spacs
and announces that he has an inspir-
alton One of the secretaries throws
him a lead pencil, another n rubber eraser
which hits him in the eve and third
a wad Of paper, cleverly caught by a
oapacious hand A timid chorus girl
slipping by the door is halted by his COM
Dland:
Come here. Ivy
Ivy comes and clings against the door
jamb.
Caruso draws while the polygIot sec-
rotary mutteTs:
-If I could draw his salary you wouldn't
catch ms drawing anything else.
Caruso draws while the business 81 the
opera house 10 suspended and outside
the room a crowd gathers to watch and
comment IN ecstatic admiration. Having
finished. the artist filings the completed
work toward an Outstretched hand which
grasps IL eagerly and comments on the
verisimiltude OF the picture hat. the ross.
in the butlouhole % the jacket. the tur-
han and gollilocks. Ivy clings 10 It
finally having left the protection NJ the
doorjamb for the moment. Caruso
pats her on the shoulder with touch that
nearly reduces her to powder. calls her
his good model and departs reSonantIy.
Slezak comes rollickine noisy as Caruso
and almost a. big. lie 10 waving
a telegram just received. addressed
simply. -SsS<sk. the Great Tenor. Ne-
York
Following him comes Bella Alten. plump
and pleasing in her tAiIormads. In becom-
ing sables. q flush Of health in her face
and her dark eyes sparkling. Shs too il
reading and takes the staG in the offce
into her confidence.
They want me to sing for the children
TO get them milk. Milk II a very good
thing for children. but-will you please
tell them that I cannot sing