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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, February 12, 1914, NOON EDITION, Image 23

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that we understand each other. Now,
I'm a man. My name is Bill Dalton,
known on the stage as Julian Eltinge,
bitten or clawed, make all the peo
ple pay for the cure of or redress for
their injuries and sympathy given
their folly is mostly dead waste.
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BRIDE-TOtBE, GUEST OF YOUNG
ASTOR ON PRENUPTIAL CRUISE
the Fascinating Widow. I may be
a female impersonator, but the first
guy that makes a crack about me is
gonna get a punch in the mush. Do
i
you get me?"
This is a typical first rehearsal in
every theater where the Fascinating
Widow makes her appearance.
"I am a little sore," explained the
famous impersonator toa reporter,
"I have endured much. The lifted
eyebrow, the covert sneer, the shoul
der shrug things that you cannot
punch a guy on the jaw for getting
my goat."
If you were a husky lad who got a
thousand a week f or pretending you
were a woman, and somebody, by
word, look or gesturet called you anl
effeminate sissy, you:d probably be
sore. too.
Bill Dalton "vfas a member of the
First Corps of Boston cadets. He be
gan theatricals by taking the part of
a girl in an amateur performance and
did it well. A manager heard of him
and well, now he's the-Fascinating
Widow. '
Off stage Dalton doesn't look a bit
"sissified." His voice"' is gruff, he
swears, drinks not to excess, but
about as the average man 'does. At
present, he is trying to cure himself
of chewing tobacco.
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BEASTS WILL BITE
Diggs may be despicable enough,
but in this latest case, brought by
Mrs. Elizabeth Pearing, it appears
that Mrp. Pearing's 17-year-old
daughter was with Diggs in a cafe
celebrating New Year's eve and,
early in the morning, found herself
attacked in a convenient hotel room.
Maybe the public ought to shed
bitter tears of sympathy for the-Pear-ings
and rend Diggs some more. But
some punishment is due those who
deliberately unbar the tiger's cage
and foolishly become familiar with
the beast. Such foolish people, when
Helen DJnsirJOrirJivvtiogtorCi
New York, Feb?. 12. Vinqent Astor
is planning a prenuptial cruise with
his bride-to-be, Miss Helen Dinsmore
Huntington. The party, which will
include Mrs. Robert P. Huntington
and Vincent's mother, Mrs. Ava Will
ing Astor, Is to cover very nearly the
same course followed by the late Col
onel John Jacob Astor in his ill-fated
honeymoon trip. It is said that the
cruise will last about two. months.
Aster's yacht, Noma;- is-being put in
shape for the trip.
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Berlin Women's Bank is said to be
the only one in the world run for and
by women exclusively.

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