The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-19

escapes to struggle for places at tho
outskirts OF the crowd-"the Baron DE-
Meyer has added to his accomplish
ments OF photography and tansoing."
"Yes?'
Yes. indeed" Miss 81. Clair said.
while Patrolman Hoolih1n of the West
Forty-seventh street station brushed
aside that section of the hatless on
lockers composed of movie actors from
the Screen Cluh near the corner. the
policeman blindlv working his wa
through the overlooking niobs of movie
idois surplus hair and calling upon
Max and NJ. =. TO cease their Efforts
yes. indeed. the Baron has written a
nelodrana and it has been accepted by
Al Woods. The Baron's play" con-
Guided Miss St. Clair. "ls to he pro-
duced next season"
Here NJ. :. walloped Ma Hart ono
on the chin Max countcrcd and started
one that slammed VI. :. on the mus
tache.
sss
Among those present by his time
were seven tigers. three lions and four
leopards, all being taken by Bill Tim
Minis in cages through Forty-seventh
street from tho ~Hippodromc Winter cir
Gus to the freight yards over Tenth
avenue way. Also one noticed Johnny
Jarrett. professional tangoist. and sew
eral other celebrities OF the trotteri"s
strung along the east and west sld"s
Of ~I.ongacre Square. all or the hoof.
Others glimpscd among the thousands
might be noted Long Tack Sam. tho
chinese magician Techow's ca act
with Herr Techow in charge tn" entire
choruseS OF Tie Buw-rN Butiesuu"rs"
and The Saratoga chips companies.
who had just come out from a joint
morning rehearsal In thN Columbia
Theatre several ladies from 'The Beef
Trust hurlesquc company, Mo. Lucille
and her trained cockatoo. Chesters's Dog
Act. Miss Lillian Shaw. Miss Grace la
Rue, George NJ. Conan, Miss Bonnie
Glass and her Irish wolf hound. Xii
dare Gus Edwards. Rube Goldberg
and Harry Tsudo. the japanese ~jucgler.
to mention but a few of those present.
M. :. B%entham." "Mlx Hart re-
piled NJ. :. and Max TO Patro.nan iIooli-
han after he had PRED the two booking
men apart and had asked them their
names.
Those your real names 900 demanded
the policeman. and they replied in tho
affirmative.
We'll. maybe they are and MAYBE
they're not" the policeman said. and he
mutter,d something to the effect that
| what with Leach Cross. Charley White.
Willie Beecher. Young Brown. Tommy
Ryan. Jack Dillon. Billy Wagner and Il
/, few deems OF other lighters in the ring
Max Hart and NJ. : Bentham M rus he
the only fighters in the whole world that
night under their own names.
I've just learned" said Mss Elsie
-. clair as the parade. OFFICER iioolihan
a. g'aud marshal. started toward the
West Forty-seventh street police station
shortly after high noon, that Hubert
Henry Davies. author OF 'Outcast.' YOU
know, is at the front. An officer friend
of mine met him in France.
And | uppos you know that Miss
Louise Dresser has = new song now IN
Hello Broadway' called sister SUSIE.
Suping for the Shuberts It's q scream.
Isn't Miss Dresser Just the Lowell "st--'
But in the pee-rade that formed IN
( SANITY 70 accompany Max Hart and VI.
: Bentham 10 the station house the
Misses 81. clair became separated from
the reporter in the jam and 50 the res,
OF their enliyening gossip OF Broadway
and the drayma was lost.
Guilty. your Honor" said Max Hart.
whose right knee was badly bungcd. 10
Magistrate House in the Yves, Sid. cour,
during the afternoon when arraigned on
a charge OF disorderly conduct and a l.
tracing song boosters and actors I'd
l.ongacre square on n sunny day. And
Guilty also pleaded VI. :. Bentham.
putting his nose in evidence
Magistrate House reprimanded them
and they left the court almost simultane-
ousiy. bu: not together. And last nigh,
was absolutely one chatty night among
the fellows around the club.