The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-26
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 From the first there was no u1iestion which feature Of the enter tainnent was the attraction extraordinary Yer u7an-Yer1nan, the savage tattooed wild boy, speaking only his native foreign anguaEeSA-y errnan was triunph:s Beaming, wreathed in smiles. nelodi- ons, Incredibly fluent, he had but to open his lips and a dead hush fell upon the audience. BreathIeSs, they leaned forward, haasging upon his every semi syllable, and. when Penrod checked the flow. burst into thunders of applause, which Vern8an received with happy laughter
 Alas, he delayed not OCT long to dis play all the egregiousness of q new star, but for time there was no caprice of his too eccentric to be for given During Penrod's lecture upon sshe ofher curios the tattooed wild boy contanuaIly stamped his foot, gTinned and gesticuIated, tapping his tiny chest and pointing to himself as it were to say, Wait for me; am the big show So soon they learns so soon they learn !. And fagain alas@ this spoiled darling of public favor, like many another, was fafed fo know in good time the tickle ness Of that favor.
 But during all the morning perform ancas he was the idol of his audience and looked it The climax Of bis pop uIarfty canae during the fifth overture of the Schodeld q Williams military band. when the music was quite drown ed in the ag5tated clamorS of Miss Rennsdale. rho was endeayoaing to ascend the sta1rs in spite of the phys acal dsssuasiOn of her governes-
 T won't go home to lunch p scream ed Miss Rennsdale, her voice accompa- nled by d sound of Tipping T will hear the tatooed wild boy talk some mores It's lovel5I ,A9ilI bear hinn talk. I wi1II Twill! want to listen to Verman--I want to-I want tos
 Wailing, she was borne away of her sex not the first to be fasrinated by obscurity nor the last 10 champion it's eloquepce-
 Fer1nan was almost unendurablei aft CT this, but, like many, many other man agers, SchoAeId S Williams restrained their eho1er and even laughed fulsorne- ly when their principal attraction es- sayed the role of comedian in private and capered and squaWked in sheer. fatuous vanity
 The first peri foruaanch of the after noon riva9ed the successes of the morn ing, and although Mss Rehnsdale " as detained h0znes thus drying up Che single sdsszce of cash income deyel- oped before znch Maurice Levy ap- pearad earartf1g Marjorie Jones. and paid coin for two sd zissi ions, dropping the money into Sam hand with g a careIeaa nay a eonter ptupus gesture. At stghf Of A1aTjorie Penrod Schof1eId fnshed under his new n1usta che. (re- paintHd sfnee nooue and lectnred as he had never 1ectuEed hefore. A new grace invested his every gesture, a new so1sroEs1ess rang in lis voice, q simple md manly pomposity marked his very walk as he passed from curio to curio, and when he fearlessly handled the box of Tas and hammered upon it with cool insoueiance he beheld, for the first time in his life, purl of ad- mira ten eddying in MarjorIa;s lovely eye. certain softening of that eye. And then Yerman spakean and Penrod was 5orsot4eu. MarJorie's eye rested upon him no more
 A heavily equipped chauffeur ascend ed the stadravays bearing che message that Mrs. Levy awaited her son and his lady Thereupon having devoured the last sound per s1li fed s(By the man age1s1 to issue from Veru1anz MT. Levy and Miss Jones departed to 3 real nnati-