The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-14
PAST CENSOR UNCENSORED.
BUT CENSORS THE CENSOR
Letter From Miss Kathleen Halfporon Clifford Bewas
the Deletng of Part of First Scene From
"By lingo, If We Do"

Have. drowned the driven. have frozen up
their tears
Beggar and prince in meeting fac. to face
Held the same secret shining In their
The awful terror Of a fierce disgrace
The awful hope that glory may arise
rhe hope that like q fame from the black
Held
l''inss up its prophecy on tervent wings:
ride IN the strength Of cod whose sword
Ana Charity, the only crown Of Kings
And THAI isn't the worst of it," sighed
Playwright Nennold Wolf. az he paused
on the ninth tee Of the Forty-second
street Country CLUBS links. near th"
Winter Garden. to tell of the suit now
being tried in Washington in which Mr..
Wolf and Claiming Pollock are the all
star defendants.
Since the case began we've brought
from broadway to Washington. at our
own expense Of course. twenty six more
or less expert witnesses In fact any
body who feels a trip to Washington COM
ing on heads straight for Us and We pay
his expenses. And OF course they all th!ni,
they have to stay at the willard and
| iiossy hotels like thnt
Eat Why. nowadays | avoid even
slancing into the dining room Of the VIII
ard. the Shorcham or any other WASH
ington hotel OF pretension. I'm sure to
lose my appetite by seeing merry little
party OF our witnesses eating venson and
| terrapin. Furthermore. when | go down
To the court room / can't help feeling
| that every time the jury looks at Chan-
ming Pollock thu jury thinks were
guilty
, The stage mother who got her job 70
recently that she isn't quit" 49, up on
stage celebrities ~ she probably hopes
/ to become was strolling IN the foyer ~
/ the Marie Tempest AZ The Barn mat
;uce with daughter.
I Il sts.' said the stage mother. that
Alexandra Carlisle is in this Gee I'm SNOW
/ called Driven that's coming to town.
/ And here ! didn't even know that he'd
I left The cast ~ Potash and Prr'mutter. %
! II Mss Irene Nanbrush and Godfrey
: T"ar.c can persuade the old folks TO let
B them lehv" tn" British Empire iiat NJ.
} Frohmdu - going To- import them for the
/ winter. Miss Ninbrugh hasn't been seen
/ here since sh" PLAYED IN The Gay Lord
QueX" with Sir John Hare Also At the
! Frohman offices il was learned that the
} boss has decided t. hr.ug Miss Ethel Bar.
( rymore into the Empire Theatre this sea
son In some new plays
| several producers recently have her
picking over their belongings In Cams
/ sturehouse, the last resting place OF FUR
I nlture g., ot plays that have per.sned
the producers hoping 20 mud ti"reii
! enough nRtty furniture and kniCkk0l, Ks
, 49, wedding gifts TO ~ out I'll. entire
prospective homestead of Francis y
! Hope, We'll known along Broadway toi
/ sartorial scenery which long ago caused
| berry Wall 10 drop deJectrdly out OF tn
| running.
With more discarded but perfectly good
! furniture at hand than even brson Lowe!
! can get into n double page drawing, II
! looks as II the Hope house Will be al
| aglitter from the drawing room right Oh
| back 10 tn. buffers pantry and beyond.
! Al Woods already mas had some homeS
! looking things-vertu. Mr.. Woods calls q
| from his production % "E.g Jim Gar
| rity" packed and directed t" Phlddc'
> ph'a. where tho iiopc wedding - - tax
pace Lee ERs decided - CIV" II" IN
d.nce" carpets and Jake the "'pusr
uucnc-s" tapestry, and Sel~Hn n com
pany probably VIII present Ing2e col
lection. OF the "SilamLudrt' furnishings
Then Mar and Abe nave All Of tH
, "Cordelia Blos~om" outut 20 select ii"ul
and there's al OF the Joe Brooks 'Tlpp.n.
the Winner goods lying absolutely IN
used not 10 mention iuv'uor R"'t~'u,
vanishing Bride" who completely van
ishtd before she ever even got 20 Broad
way. And NJ. B.ll Brady doubtless VII
send something from his sylvia Run
Away" furniture. iuasmuch as sylvia ais
ran practically straight 20 cams. +.
nallv Paul Armstrong has 10 NOR" use 10
The Bludscou' furnishings