New York Day by Day Ends with Garden Crowd Echo
A chaotic collage of 19th century New York scenes catalogs theater goers and street life near the Garden. Vivid vignettes include crowds at fights, fashion notes, restaurants, and decadent displays. The piece blends urban curiosities from cabbies to shopfronts and gossip about entertainers.
Memory of a recluse on Broadway ends with final removal
For exgerette peree, facing of "OM tee" the Bread es remared pretater we te bet fioee te the bank bet would never pay more than 15 conte for a meal. More then twenty years ago he hecame oheeded with the ies that bodily bathing washed off the sparks of life and he never bathed after that. He lived areclane among yellowing thea trics, clippings, a few pigeons and his memories. He was once a bon vivant and favored patron of old Delmonico's. His sister had been the wife of the Brazilian envoy to Germany and he was the first nighter of distinction. He clung to Broadway to the last, being removed.
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