The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-28

years ago ana the Confederate Tor, une At
tho same time burned up
II have not been out for birds on the
farm this season" George Stalings
wrote to young Crane few days ago,
but the niggers tell me that Quail are
very plentiful. Regal ding guns. | sent
Tom Heath In Buffalo the les and | nave
left two eos and two i2s. I have or
dered / 600 twenty shells. 600 siNteeLs
and 1000 twelves, all loaded with the
proper shot Ty cobb will come over
from Augusta. I am trying to arrange
for a special car on the Atlantic Coast
Line direct from New York to tho plan
tation"
The NJ. Crane mentioned above said
yesterday that inasmuch as hes no piker
he will refuse tu take the party unless
the special car is Obtained.
The drama is going to be boosted again
next season. There's a sorry running az
and down the street that Jack Lait. the
Chicago newspaper man who wrote Help
Wanted" among other things, is writing
a play without music In which Mrs. Evelyn
Nysbi, Thaw is to he starred by william
Morris
Mr.. Beiasco once said that he thought
Mrs. Thaw had the markings " n good
actress concealed about her To thos-
who read Of her hut DO not know her she $
merely Evelyn <eShit Thaw uf Broadway.
Others who know her personally marvel Al
the fact that although she has had no
education spen, two years IN a
public school when she was littlr girl--
she speaks French and German nuently.
writes remarkably well. plays the piano
very acceptabiy and turns out clay p0r-
trait husts and other bits OF sculpture OF
technical excellence.
This year. Is vaudeville patrons know.
she has added singing to her list Of At
60
who, ike Mr.. Belasco. believe that II NJ.
Lait writes suitable part for her Mrs.
Thaw will blossom out a. sure enough
actress.
The deviiishly handsome gent. fur coated
and all that, leaning against pillar
in the Sing Sing chapel at the BRADY pro-
duction Of sinners for the prisoners on
Christmas Day was Robert Warwick. e
good actor but perhaps the worst ennis
player in the known world.
Ar. Warwick Is no q prisoner DO sing
sing. Just now he's doing Jimmy lui"u-
fpe FOR the movies and ht went 10 sing
sing on Christmas nay to get Warden
Isbtrue's permission To- acf the pri~ HH
scenes o, Alias jimmy Valentine brto.'
the movie camera there on me ioll"Wirs
DAY.
There tho deyu and al to pt. along
the Yes sun" said Nacklyr Arhuckle AZ
he hreszcd into the Lambs just before
r,cking bis dinner pan amt s''"t nc 'or
Chicago recently to 20 90 work for Mr.
Brook
Along the what
The Yes sub" repeated Mr. Arbuckle
in his best Su'hn ACCENT Tee USER.
the Yes sub"
"yos7"
YES. sub
nav tint,,"u ,nmoo~or ,,.. Ior IN.
moment spotter for tho America society
or Composer Authors and Publishers.
to organization which, among other
things, aims 10 stop restaurant orchest'as
from playing copyv GIFTED music unless
son eboIy ur other comes across, called
the head waiter 20 him al broadway
restaurant , night or Two AGO
"MaN.' said the composer severely.
"tas your orchestra leader stopped %
think that his band IL row playing 'Debu-
tante music copyrighted hy Victor Her
bert
80. So" cried Man. Immediately all
concern. even n he didn't grasp very
clearly jus. what Spottc. lIuhhell was
talking about Together We Will speak
go TIE leader perhaps NJ Huhhell, when
the moose stops"
'Loody.a," rr'ed tho head waiter at
the end %" the "Dcuutaut-" excerpts.
Mr.. Hunheu, the great composer, he
say you should 30 ashamed to play copy
right Woosic'
But look. Mr.. Hubboi'.' said = or
crestra leader, pointing 20 the bare mu.I'
stands "Not O. sheet of rnoosl' Is there
Don't YOU see We are not using copy
rshted mousite We know the 'Debu-
t,"tc' moos,r 10y heart and play It only
from memory