Original sentence: Margaret Hart Ferraro (September 28, 1913 – January 30, 2000) was a New York City stripteaser who went on to become a real estate investor, and political wife in Los Angeles
Edited sentence: Along with them Van Amringe ordered detained Edward Rowland, assistant manager of the Gaiety Theatre, New York, 1539 Broadway (Manhattan).Goodman was assistant manager of the Republic Theatre.Hart was one of three burlesque dancers who performed at Minsky's Burlesque in April 1935, who were arrested for giving an indecent performance.Hart, Brawner, McCormick, and three other burlesque chorus girls were freed by Magistrate Guy Van Amringe who presided in Commercial Frauds Court, on May 7, 1935.Hart, who resided at the Hotel Forrest in Manhattan, New York, was taken into custody along with Toots Brawner, 22, of the Dixie Hotel, and Gladys.Jack Keller, 22, of Thayer Street, and Edward Goodman, 27, of 209 West 42nd Street (Manhattan) were arrested along with the dancers.Keller was detained in bail fixed at $500 as was Goodman, pending a future trial date.Keller, a stage manager, was charged with permitting an indecent performance.Margaret Hart Ferraro (September 28, 1913 – January 30, 2000), better known as Margie Hart, was a New York City stripteaser who went on to become a real estate investor, and political wife in Los Angeles.McCormick, 24, of 229 West 49th Street.The men were held in $500 bail pending a hearing on April 16,.The prisoners were originally arraigned.The three pleaded not guilty and were each held in $500.in West Side Court