The Washington herald., 1919-11-28
NEW YORK CITY
BY o. o. MCINTYRE :

New York. Nov. 27. - Thoughts
while strolling around Manhattan:
Ruddy-cheeked youth Is william
ziegler. Adopted. Left a million.
Too much for a young man. Jim
Mcintyre and Tom Heath. Old min
strels. Been together forty-five
years. And never a quarrel. How
do they do It? just to see anyone
around that long would make me
mad.
There's another Mclntyre. Frank.
the actor. Wakes philosophic about
prohibition. Must cultivate him. Be-
meath such philosophy Is usually a
cellar. Shop girls with fur coats
and aigrettes, Manicure parlor
charges IS a manicure. And It's
packed.
Crullers and coffee 60 cents, Can't
beat it. Wonder IL there's anything
you can buy for a nickel any more ?
MIX association has sign on win
dow. BE kind to your COW. She
will. in return. give you more and
better milk" II l owned a liberal
COW she could sleep in the parIor
and have three afternoons off every
week
Everybody staying at home these
nights. o life. where Is thy jazz
Little japanese baby in native cos
tune. Cute little rascal. DIR. Frank
Crane out again. Had a long sick
spell. Herb Roth. the artist. back
from Frisco. Bought a prune ranch.
Zip in the ozone. Small the ocean.
Wish / could go round the Horn on
wind hammer. Men wearing narrow
ties. Manufacturers want to con-
serve the cloth. Good idea! Dog
with boots on. Metropolitan opera
opened. So is the Horse Show. Gid
dap!
Sheriff Dave Knott. Owns a flock
| OF hotels All the movie shows
crowded. What is the movie theme
that holds them. Triumph OF ethe-
real love over the base temptation of
lucre generally. I'll go in one and
see for myself.
Arrested for stepping on the ac-
celerator of her car a bit too per-
sistently over on the Jersey side the
other day, an attractive blue-eyed.
brown-haired chauffeuse was hailed
into court before a magistrate the
nationality of whose forbears there
was no mistaking.
Young lady, the charge ag'inst
you is speedin'. What's yer name? 90
"Neysa Moran McMein. SORT"
"ls that SO, Case discharged"
Miss McMein is the cover girl of
the magazines. Wherever you see a
magazine you are most likely to see
one of her covers. She was born in
Quincy. Ill. and was christened
Marjory. She began at newspaper
cartooning in Chicago and later was
chief millinery designer of a milIi-
merry establishment. Then New York
called her eight years ago.
She has Travelled by motor boat
along the cost of Algiers. Joined d
tribe of Arabs. was proposed to by
Sheik. and rode 100 miles across
the desert sands on camel back. She
has been entertained by Count Zep-
pelin-before the war-and has made
flight in a giant dirigible. She
was in France a year entertaining
for the "Y."
The sudden exit of Gaby Desiy.
from America was the cause of
much speculation. Then the news
came out that just as she was about
to sign up in an American movie
studio she got a cablegram offer
from the Roma-New York Corpora
| tion, which is making movies for
Russia. the near Orient and other
European countries. The idea is to
make some pictures of Gaby for
Portugal. The people there want
some "close-ups" of the girl who
cost Manuel his crown. 1t is said
that they are willing to pay as high
as IS seat. The offer made Gaby
was too big to Guibble over. And
Gaby. being commercially artistic
! hoped on the next boat for home