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Dooley, "I ain't much on th' theayter. I niver wint to wan that I didn't have to stand where I cud see a man in blue overalls scratchin' his leg just beyant where the heeroyne was prayin' on th' palace stairs, an' I don't know much about it; but it seemed to me, an' it seemed to Hartigan, th' plumber, that was with me, that 'twas a good play if they'd been a fire in th' first act.
This was too much. "My word must satisfy you," said Algernon, rising. "So it shall. So it do," returned Sedgett, rising with him. "Will you give it in writing?" "I won't." "That's blunt. Will you come and have a look at a sparring-match in yond' brown booth, sir?" "I am going back to London." "London and the theayter that's the fun, now, ain't it!" Sedgett laughed.
And as for them times Mr Perry was speaking of, why, I've heard tell that the princes and all the nobs used to go to see a prize-fight in a big building all comfortable, just as they goes now to a theayter. And every parish had to find a bull or a bear to be bated every Sunday. Ah! them was the good old times, them was." Edwards did not find his cigar very nice.
"Your Uncle Peter kenned he had ance been in the theayter, a sort o' an actor body an' he couldna thole that."
Edwin Ross pushed back from the table, struggling and choking against impending tears. "Well, then, I I " "And no shuffling of feet, neither!" "He didn't shuffle, Harry; it's just his feet growing so fast he can't manage them." "Well, just the samey, I I ain't going into the theayter business. Mr. Ross flung down his napkin, facing him. "You're going where I put you, young man.
Many a night I threw away four dollars taking a customer on the theayter yet, when the show wasn't near so good as what we seen it this afternoon; and the customer ain't bought no goods off me anyhow." "Don't you worry yourself about that, Abe!" Max cried. "You got a couple of customers at this show which they would buy goods from you so long as we are in business, and don't you forget it.
To reach her was difficult, but he dived and wriggled his way across the saloon, wedging his frail person between the blockish bodies with a cool address that reminded her of the first night of a "noo show" at the Camden "Theayter," and the queue outside the gallery door. "'Ullo, 'ullo! Thought I reckonised you, Miss." He touched his cheap imitation Panama with swaggering gallantry, and winked.
Says I, 'Wud ye insult the Pope be shakin' a milliner's bill in his face as ye go in the dure? She never answered me, but walked in an' presented her bill to a Mounsinnyory " "What's that?" Arthur asked. "I was never in Rome." "Somethin' like the man that takes the tickets at the theayter, ou'y he's a priest, an' looks like a bishop, but he cuts more capers than ten bishops in wan.
"You see that I thought if I could get anything to do at the theayter, I could work my way up, so I was glad to get scrubbin'. I asked the prompter, one morning, if he thought there was a chance for me to work up, and he said yes, I might scrub the galleries, and then I told him that I didn't want none of his lip, and I pretty soon left that place.
What's the use witnesses when all Feinholz has got to do is to get Henry D. Feldman to make theayter acting over that sample? For you know as well as I do, Abe, anyone would see that them garments is doch, anyway, a cheap imitation of that winder sample, Abe." At this juncture Jake, the shipping clerk, entered. "Mr.
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