The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-15
MOST NOTED
HUMAN BACK
Stuffy Davis Just Bubbles Over With News of the
Theatre in General and Inside the Lines
in Particular.

The Forty-second street Country Gu,
took on a new lease of social and in.
'ellectual activity With the return or
hnndle Day after an extended absence
from Broadway OF Mr.. G. Whitney Davis
Cornell. 's2. Broadway's most noted
human decoration. the greatest drama.
turge that ever foated down the Tiogh-
NIGGA River from whitney Point to
Manhattan and writer Of the What the
Man VIII Wear column In tho theatre
programmes.
II was the day after Bundle Day. 10
be exact. that Mr.. Davis. lovingly
known as StuYy around the White Rats.
the Players and clubs Ike that. APP
peared again on Broadway .nattily at
tired In a gray suit 20 wagge thai II
might have been new. He was Just
chuck fun Of news Of the theatre.
The calculated simplicity ~ Mr..
I'aviss toilet. 10 use a phrase Dor
rowed from his own what the Man
win Wear" column. caused cnvlous
all about the country club
grill.
Inc SOFT Toll roat or q SheenN blue
serge was a one button creation. with
four b~uttonholes on the other side u
give q touch OF studied variety. Re-
meath the coat Mr.. Davis wore tho drab
sweater with the loosely agging and
widely rolling collar effect which Eroad-
way long ago learned to love and ad-
mire AT first nights
\ Nat crowned. tall black felt hat
with Made In Chinatown" on the label
added ~ oriental touch 10 the Davis
trousseau. He wore rubber boots Of a
dull finish outside the trousers and car
ricd "a large blue umbrella carclessly
wound. Mr.. DaviYs only jcwclry was
the name Stufy in gold wire script
pinned 70 his lapel
He had a scare Oh the opening night,
OF Inside tho Lines" the pr. .duc,ion
with which Mr.. Davis ia now associated.
he confessed. samuel Hopkins ADAMS
ca ~. IN to him between acts IN tho
lobby % the Lonvacr" Theatre. Mr..
Davis said. and whit" Mr.. Davis
tStuny> was tanning himself with the
black hat OF n styl" peculiar 20 Ameri-
can.z"d Orientals. NJ Adams caugrt
sight of the Made in chinatown" label
in the hat.
Mr.. Adams who. ike NJ. Davis. is
ahH' - ~ ~ EItN inc I'll.
70 re" the sinner Iahe' ON tho reverse
side OF the sreathand. it being part
Of Mr.. Adamss duties to siczs al. hats
and to prove IN print 10y false inner
labels that tho mag WI. sold the h,;
was q h lief. thereby proving that there
Is ~treach"ry IN ne hat trade which :
the country to the dogs.
Daring the reet of the evening" con-
Mr. Stury. what with sam, on
my heels AZ over the lobby and FOYER
trying 70 grab my hat I coulin'' keep
my MIND on the show-wnich. / forgot
TO mention. - called Inside tho Line
playing AZ ;he Lorgacrc Thqatre
'insid" the l.ircs' and me Lpagtcie
rhea're suggest = jo' OF exclusive -
tormation tha, you might put In your !
paper corcerninE the drama. To-mor-
Monday. for instance. Char.ey
leaves on
What Charley ''
&c =. He Leaves tomorrow on an
trip to visit the various at.
'rs actions ~ IN" Frpaust string llu
goes nrs' % chicago 20 look over ttc
80 "tte-poro-liaie- performance "f
Diplomacy Then Charley comes IA +
BIIo-'arrr- one grand lit.'-
R.lie'-Burk"'s play, - fro
her. We goes to take q ~iaut e.. " .
Ann Mu-docNs ooWpa., 100 Porte
Brownies y ,irl Of To-day
And why, Stuffy. 90 Chicago ami
hen back 70 New York h,fore goirg
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