South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-13
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BY NORMAN.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-In the cast
Of the original production of Get
Rich-Quick wallingford" was a Japa-
nese named Daniel Gold. who made
his stage debut in a small role.
Gold promptly went crazy about
himself. He also conceived violent
admiration for Geo. NJ. Cohan, whom
he initiated in dress and manner, and
he began sending out typewriter
press notices IN which he described
himself as the japanese George NJ.
Cohan" and otherwise patted himself
on the back in a most captivating
manner.
Then Gold went TO London with
| Bought and Paid For. playing the
japanese valet. He changed his
name 10 Wordsworth Gold soon after
arriving in the British metropolis. AL
SO he wOoed, won and married an
English girl. Also these interesting
facts he detailed in his typewriter
| notices. with which he continued TO
lombard the New York dramatic
critics.
Now he's back in New York. His
romance seems TO have fivvered. But
he's the same old gold. The English
and his typewriter, and he hates him
self as bitterly as ever. Here is his
lates announcement concerning his
| esteemed self sent 10 his friends of the
press few days ago. It's verbatim:
Sir Wordsworth Colo, sensation
clever guy, real actor. Of The World
worth Colds charming personality,
such wonderful looks sweet and some
! boy. beautiful smiles absolutely great,
worth more than million dollars for
] his each one smile. his lowing is
| owfully sweet on the stage, daintiest
! chap, well known in New York City
SWEETEST ladies young man was in Chi
! cagO, and lately he went TO Europe.
( folks called him for The London
classy in every way he goes drawing
! big crowd
BEST English girl age % years old
! daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Doctor Will
! liam f. Rider, Miss Rider looked the
/ Gold for her fiance first sightedness
! love to lover Ida Mary wish TO be-
| come Mrs Gold, so she looked Gold &c
| meeting big family consents all greet
! ed engage there, fist met only two
| months Ida and Gold, so quickly pre-
pare wedding church Of ENGLAND
| married Ida, she is now the World
worth Gold, living together just six
weeks May 2S on sail.
| Mrs. Gold said dear husband, you
! go first there send for me, then shall
! come to New York with you, so hus-
| band believed that, and to gives have
! enough to use for one year money
! and all kinds clothes laterest style
made to orders for her TO wear for
/ four years with out any, and all his
/ own costumes in trunk is worth for
| him more than two thousand dollars
and else everything letter with wife
| Mr. Gold sail alone were on the ocean
! When arrived due in New York City,
! three times cablegram to wife, and
went to White star, bought ticket SEND
| for her, but she looked time TO wrote
! a letter said you cannot expect me tC
! come. I feel sober and comfortable
! rather stay In England, my born
London city. I most say goodbye for
1 ever yours loving wife Ida.
! 'She did promised for once week
| TO write. but metimes not writing tC
| hirr so Mr. Gold, first marriage very
! good and kind TO wife, he would he
! will to die, with wife, and engaged
! forever with life time but perhaps ii
| seems no use for single love to lover
1 oriental dandy young actor again
! amicably desperation TO travelling
alone"