Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-04
DANISH PRINCE DANCES
WAY ACROSS ATLANTIC
jam Music Attracts AaSe Who
Takes Music Box Home
With Him.
MUCH OPPOSED TO DRY LAWS
Wants to Know Why 05 Per Cent
OF People Arc PcnallZed for Deeds
OF > Per Cent-Gives Impressions
OF States.

Hishnsss: rrtnsss Aaee. Of penm marx
ar arrE g ys,'e sas or the hapl,ania
Indian. shed his royal uniform with
Ks rs foHr r gold stars on 'he cola: and
neur FOR gay civilian attire almost be
fore, the Aauitania had passed Sandy
HOOK and literally danced his way
Being still transport. the Aqui-
iania is without AN orchestra, but this
made no difference to the prince. lie
borrowed victroia from Floyd Glib.
who could jazz or shmmy by note
around the piano and went to II every
right.
Is wnir r, ,nrosgh A :; l from
and saw motor ears turned out like
files in Detroit. ! spent two days in
Chicago. rushed through the PITTS
inners in Washington, and had the
inc OF my life In New York.
Wn,lopx Prohibition.
= had seen many units of your won.
;anted TO discover wha; you are goint;
o do with them after the war That's
Thy wen, to America. You have re-
larkabic war material in men like
whom I met at West Point: and Cen
raj Hin. whom l met at Camp Mills:
IT don't see how you are going 20
laep up morale II you persist in taking
major generals and brigadier- gener-
sis who have won distinction leading
roops in action and demoting them TO
ionels majors and captains in the
eace army.
Your Soldiers fought beautifully
.ry producing men like that why in
hell are you restricting liberty 10y
passing prohibition laws? You are
eople for 5 per cen, of bad people
that's what puzzles me. Now Europe
VIII be full OF drunken Americans. The
quiet drinkers. When an American
gets drunk you can hear him all over
the place.
Senator was "Politic.-
Il attended dinner in "a private
home in Washington never saw so
much liquor In my life a Senator
was the polite thing TO do bu; he
had Ten years' supply in his cellar.
That kind OF prohibition can't last
long"
The first thing they asked me in
told them ! didn't like it-but thats
pEohaoiy because I didn't have the
Yes. guess l saw all of New York
me IS 10 see InaG der sTea, Sho%
hcld manages TO md SO many pretty
girls. Bert Williams is the funnes,
man | ever saw. just couldn't make
orchestra at the Midnight Frollc play
ed the jazz and 'shimmy.
danced there. in Forty-second
street, where, the floor goes round
Murray's., Did YOU ever see a dainticr
leading chorus girl that Rosie Quinn
at the Century Grove?'
Rosie Quinn Interests.
1t is Interesting to note tina; His
Royal Highness sent two aides de
camp before he started to see New
York. Rosie Quinn seemed much on
MS mind from an aesthetic viewpoint
He mentioned her several times, and
proceeded:
Blu, the place ! had the most fun
in was the Little Club. You meet ali
sorts there, and the jazz music was the
nnesi ! ever heard Say. ! was there
the help about the place got TO know
me. l could even get In at a. NJ.
eng I after the doors were closel:"
who used 10 visit the Little club with
across her forehead. she's on the
Soon The strains rail- "t Of '@ "Wh es" Tulips
bloom" will sweep through the Palace
nails at Copenhagen. There's nothing
in Eurone like the jazz you have. in
America" said Prince Aage I'VE
have been getting all our dance music.
from London, but it isn't snappy and
luil OF pep like yours. so | bought a
music box. the biggest possible, and
All good records. and am taking them
home with me-"
"JaZz" for Royal Palace
Not only that but ! have seventy
NNc pieces of regular music for or
cnestra | know the fellow who con
duets the royal band at Copenhayen.
and wen have jazz there as soon as /
was in Newport. the guest of Mrs
Goe'et and had a delightful time. Her
cousin. Bertic. is on the Apuitania
Newport is fine. hui Long Branch is
the place TO go to if you want baths
DO YOU know what impressed me
most in America? The traffic souad
horses on Fifth Avenue. The police :
men just stand their horses anywhere
rlEht In the mad stream and 90 :4hnmt