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  2. MUMMER MEMOIRS.

    The year 1871—on the concluson of the pantomimes—opened with Miss Dolly Green—as a "monologist" at the Victoria Theatre. I knew this lady in ...

    Article : 2,893 words
  3. PRIGS AND PEOPLE.

    Some young fellows are terribly impulsive. In King-street on Election Night as the crowd was swirling in front of the Dillygraph office, a plump ...

    Article : 1,310 words
  4. TRAM TROUBADOURS.

    A congregation of troubs were discussing, with a ring of disgust in their sweet voices, the screaming ignorance of the public, when called upon to give evidence ...

    Article : 1,034 words
  5. THEATRICAL TIT-BITS.

    The latest vaudeville sensations are the tragedies of whitey and bluey. Understand that white was blue, and blue was red, white and blue. ...

    Article : 2,960 words
  6. TRUTHS AND TALES.

    The telephone bell rang loudly in the stilly watches of the night, and little Mosenstein, the pawnbroker, bundled on his slippers and with a muttered curse ...

    Article : 351 words
  7. THAT MONSTER MAN.

    "In days gone by? my Mary Ann, "Your frequent aches and ills Have been a constant source of care—I've paid your doctors' bills! ...

    Article : 89 words
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