Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-07

VI an island trader with mon0cle,
insinuations about immature intellccts.
! liked the play and l have a great
respect for rcincnrnation, inasinuch
as 1t promises some time, somewhere, to
polish up products that would not ex .
nctly call for flngs and bunting dur.
ing this stop ON earth.
II also sent Wallace little note
Of cheer. but 1t was late in getting on.
I give It to Dave to mail and when
he saw to whom 1t was addressed he
said, Well. III be - and then car.
ried 4 # around in his pocket few
(It's mean trick to mention st.
Vincent and the Cape. Verde Islands to
me. 1t stirs up all the old wanderlust,
and l can't get my mind down to fan
letters. Gee! that little lighthouse
perched atop the pinnncle OF the sugar
loaf rock. with that qunint stairway
winding over and down the ridge tC
the sea ! And. on the other side; the
co'orful town and the George Wash.
can close my eyes now and hear the
clank Of the coal barges alongside and
the chatter Of the half-nahed 1'ortu.
guese blacks and all the "bum boats
ut. the bow with the boys diving fol
canned goods and coins TINT the crew
throws overheard. Made it on a run
from the Rio Plata. bound for Liver
pool and-oh, quit it! This Is a movie
column!
Your "I,everies" film would die a.
bornin'. The movie public Is not a
an ;mnoinatiya "T n,,i'I;c vU.e H;uI ,o," ,i"t. .
or thew nerish '" Tbev wan want mi mictmres es
ihat nnck n ninch hmt in that thsv mr..
not at all different from thc mnoazin,
ana hook reading or thn the.t =" v"ino
! public. Eyery now and then ons oi
these uuietcr things docs ::vet acr"ss =
but any attempt To ,luplicate foIls fnt
II l we're n rommcrcinl nyo,lmccr "nf
you brought me The Road 70 Yes.
terday," I'm afraid 1'd-well, II
probably wrinkle my nOse.)
Per,winkIs ha. a kesn sen.. =, so,,r.
Sba sords .ha soI,a".,n etse iaseo VI sn.!v; n
hone The Sans viii re"oan,,n i tha .,ow., Uu.
veiied sorcaSn eli tho ,r"' .hrouoh he ve! :. },
".n. -" " '.o way t"'o"sn D."
,,,,a osar .,I.a Ias,.ia.cy "a ~. ta l hove neen
1ute rHed 10 see now II. NJ. \. slams
himself whenever an opening occurs.
of nice peopie to vct wronv imnro." "
sion ~ op, voirs :, to,T M,Us r",, @ r,"puus. nam
did oninions IN tia .ml';cct ' e1"
:.Sn,na t;rn. 90 r.IJ i,,n, all t.
h;s % otce Az AZ h ' m.s p",n Mo+ mn; h.. v"'' na al
axn.ct.t, orn .,,,. .nJ Nv. ~, ~, W. WE s
to MT IN III to,on"ro,', "u no .a a." ny one ae
down. - vat xVaM e.r., : us sat
news nows,on ~ nsrs md ,h" n,t;am. ",.sI "s.,.nrs trse
who finally found Il was O'clock
Then I noticed a sketch by Hanlon
which I strongly suspected was ri. NJ.
n. 1t portrayed a rather frail. looking,
gray .haired man, rather bald. Sud.
denly, just as was deciding to 10 out
and get a sandwich. n very business
like man walked iT and exclaimed. "Do
you wish to see me?' Are you Mr..
Noely!' ! said. eyes, said Nc.
"Imasins NV surnris., II. wa. n,
medium heieht, about Ave- foot ssv.n
very neat lookine. not bald at Mi. anii
bis hair is let black and not rray. We'll.
we talked. and talked. Tbat is he
did, Gosh! Nv Thoughts nre far too
unintcrestins to bc aired Wills hs r.
speaking, And boy! oh how he smoked
holder. IA ,present from Eric Won Stro.
heim-H. NJ. NJ
Hes a rather nervous man, keenly
alive. He has a delicious sense OF
humor and that rare gift. a wonderfully
strong personality. lie Is not young,
nor Is he old. He has been many places
and seen many things, and seems over .
flowing with yersatility. iii, Judgment
is GOOD and his ideas we'll founded and
Interesting, He ia not easy TO forget.
$50 don,t vo, hoI,ov. hi,, rhon \.
snars. 's $50 s h.I a "nI ae'Irp.' I anu "s'
"P.,S, ..S,,, s'"' "afs III" d LONG oeaso'
Whom goes ne remind me OF A
mixture OF Lewis stone, Theodore Kos
ION ana raymond Hatton. ] want
always to be friend OF his. but hope
ne doesn't remember me well enough to
give any one his impression OF me.
Yours truly
'PERIWlNkLE."
(Isn't that clever sarcasm? Any.
how, ! remember Periwinkle well
enough not to give my impressions oi
her-specially not to the Lady Who
Goes to the Movies With Me. There
are enough Of these shootings filline The
newspapers now.)