The evening world., 1912-12-13
FUN WRITER FAILS
TOSCORE NCOURT
/. AS IN VAUDEVILLE
Vincent Bryan's Petition
:, Against Alimony Doesn't
Make Hit With Wife.
HE DOESN'T LIKE WORK.
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She Says That's Why He Kicks
At Paying $50 Week Alimony
Has Married Again.
HE DOESN'T LIKE WORK.

Vincent Bryan, manufacturing come
dan. no should worry and get a wrin.
de" yiis former wife. Rachael. who
GOT divorce in ten minutes one day
last June. with $50 . week alimony.
wants him Jailed in Bailiff Harburser's
matrimonial citadel in Ludlow street,
because he owes her $3.50 in aiimony.
Thsn Harry williams. Harry Buigsr
md other broadway stage lights,
swear they won't give Vine work ~.
cause II looks like he's going to Jail.
And last. Bryan married again on Dec.
In the face OF q decree forbiddinG
itlm to wed. He should worry.
Bryan had his Worries submitted to
Justice Page to-day in his application
70 reduce tho $50 a week alimony tho
Court awarded Mrs. Bryan. Mrs. Bry.
an. Mike Simon and Archibald Selwyn.
her brothers, and Al H. Woods, Roi c.
Aegrue. Roscoe Gage and Max Silver
III made affdavits for Mrs. Bryan say
ik6 that II Vincent Bryan wants to
work he can earn e36.000 year. Then
s. J. Meuraiee. william Harris and
Hayard WELLER estimate Bryan'e earn
Ing capacity. provided he wishes to
Indulge his talent" at $4,000 q year.
At least. We should work and get .
wrinkle!
oNE SAVE "viNc" DOESN'T
x WANT TO WORK.
Besides writing for Laura GTsite
Irene Frarkta, MONTGOMERY ana Stone
Eisie Janis, the Harry Won Tilzer Mu-
sc Publishing Company. the Shapiro &
Remiax Companies. ara numerous
broadway -'ars. Mrs. Byyan declares
Vino" wrote most every thing Nat
Wills ever sang or spoke In vaudeville,
everything thai Mabel Hite ever SANG
~ SPOKE IN vaudeville, ana wrote ex-
&1s.voly FOR numerous others Also
the COMEDY dispenser coiiaborated with
Ii-inS cerlin. Victor HerSe-t and Reg.
isali dc kovea.
He asia In his petition" says Mrs.
ryan. that ! surrender an Insurance.
saEcy. DO the WORK myself and sell my
'ewe!sy. because 10 refuses to work,
resuses TO support me ana refuses to
't'nply With ne order OF the Court
For. a funn:. man, Mrs. Bryan says.
i'S a't.dar;. falls fat. In her fourteen
pages oapos.ns lis effort to get the All
inony Gu, dowa Mrs. Bryan sag that
20 werE is an Insignificant sum, a
mere ttiie 70 what he spends Tor wine
ana women in restaurants.
Ills Plea Cf poverty IL absurd" ere
says. IN vie wof his ability to earn
money. ailege ne refuses to pay ali.
rueny because I refused to become
recon c!lea TO aim
BRYAN HAS HAD TO BORROW,
LAWYER SAYS.
Leo r. Brilles. Mrs. B-yan's lawyer,
attaches TO too papers copy OF a
marriage license filed In Hoboken.
showing that Bryan and Miss Leofa 4.
Armitage Of No sS<i Drexel Boulevard,
chica8o. were married by the Rev. Jo-
seph Il. Peters on Doc. 2. 1912. The
certificate gives tho now Mrs. Bryan's
ate ~ twenty-one and the playwriters
10 thirty-six years. II was the second
marriage for botn.
Frederick Z. Goldsmith, attorney for
Bryan. told the, court to-day that since
July ]. 1912. Bryan has been Obliged
TO borrow various sums OF money from
friends to pay his necessary living ex-
peNses. Bryan's fiiavit states Archi-
rald Selwyn and Mike Simon. the first
Mrs. Bryan's brothors, earn more than
800, 600 . year. He says his first wife
has $4,000 worth of Jewels and a 5000
insurance policy on his life which he
wishes returned.
Justice Page reserved decision.