The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05

persiiaRe IN his own naive tongue,
which IL Denmarkesc.
And therefore," concluded Winthrop
Aincs up in tho AEes offices above the
Little Theatre yesterday while dis
cussing some affairs concerning only
Kenneth Douglas and monocle and the
all English company playing In "A Fair
OF SILK stockings" for Mr.. Ames ut Is
a source of regret to mani persons who
would take advantage OF extra matinees
to see A Pair OF silk Stockings that
tho month OF March contains no holi-
days. For that reason =
FOR that reason ! leave this show
shop fiat interrupted Red IIannigan,
the Little Theatre property boy. de-
family.
pray Why" asked Mr.. Ames in hi,
c~hillingest and most backbayest man
ner.
Il have stood for You English around
hers for quite some time" explained
Red flanagan in a p~assionless man
nor. but that last IL the gosshawfullest
last. I'm through, see Mistah Krows
m~lmeograph that line in his press stun
this morning about they Amt holidays
I'm the month OF March and | scare hin
into not sending II out. Me with n al
night date on March II. and you savins
! they amt no holiday In March. oiooc
night"
The two shir. sleeved, alert looklns
business men who yesterday afternoon
| were Grating up bales of actors marked
Use No Hooks and throwing the
crates into waiting vans to send then
over to the Twenty-third street ferry
I and thence over the Lehigh Valley tc
| points west were General Passenger
Agent George W. Hay OF the Lehigf
and Assistant Passenger Agent Al Sim
non
Mr.. Simmons's chief joo seems TO h,
to route and send crates OF theatrica
troupes over his road. personally pack
ing them In just outside the tradesmen''
entrance In the alley back of his offices
at I460 broadway, near Forty-seconC
street. Always he seemed to enjoy th'
Job OF moving actors out Of town unit
yesterday. when he looked sad.
why the tears?" the \. q. Passenger
Agent was asked az ne vas sorrowfuliy
mailing the covering Stats on a "Twlr
Beds road cast.
"Because.' he said. mo long ago
cut out a whole day at the Panama
| Pacific Exposition, from which I've jug
returned. 90 I'd be back on BrOadwax
In time 10 hear Charley Rurnham'a nm
nual speech at the annual dinner %
the Association OF Theat Managers
| rushed back q day ahead Of time
over the speediest, safest and most lux
urious route one can name. Need
name it,
NO. you need no, name II, A. -. r
Passenger Agent simmons"
'Oh, very well. To resume go
into town on Sunday all right in tim'
to attend u dinner. and what do
learn" learn that last Sunday wa
the Founders dinner to Granville Bar
ker. and that Charley Burnham. al
though present. wa no; 10 speak. an'
that the dinner for which I had giVei
up a day in California had occurre'
the SUNDAY before. Easy there
George, Nail va crate tight or nov
d you expect this troupe II ever resc'
tho coast"
There aren't any more cnorus girls
ponies. mediums. squads. chickens. hroil
ers or similarly theatIically termed
folks like that. the so-callei ~syndicat'
has decided. Al the rehearsals Of tn
pretentiously grille "Fads and Fancies'
which Klaw & Erlaneer wiil present u
an expectant broadway at the knicker
booker Theatfe next Monday night III
grande danes OF the merry merr, al
ways are referred to as tho youn'
aides OF the ensemble II on tn
programme rhev will he 80 LISTED
Young Ladies Of the Ensemble.
What stage directors. authors, CON
po.ers and producers will call the gen
tlemen OF the merry merry from mi
time on has not been a know
Probably the chorus men, as IN the pas
will steadily lie called something els
by their bosses.