Central Park Bench Poet and Tramp Tale
In early night in Manhattan Central Park bench life draws a poet tramp Matt Maley into a tense encounter with an unidentified girl. The piece riffs on park rules, projections of freedom, and the odd poetry born from hardship as the unlikely pair meet at midnight near Welfare Island.
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Tony
Harrigan and
Hart
Central Park
Central Playground
Manhattan
America
Matt Maley
Att
Poe
Matt
Evermore
Islan
Moonlit Park Talk Sparks a Banker’s Offer
In a moonlit park two down on their luck performers share stories of hardship. A chorus girl explains bank evokes security from her photos as she faces unemployment while a careful banker offers a loan and asks to inspect her paper security. He pledges help if she survives the downturn.
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Matt
Johns
Mack’rel
United States
Africa
O. K. Board of Directors
David Higginis
Ace
Aroun
Airdale
Fifth Avenue
Sage grandnieces seek fame in Hollywood on merit
Margot and Mary Sage, Russell Sage’s grandnieces and Ira Yale Sage’s granddaughters, pursue film success in Hollywood by their own talents. They fear publicity and the burden of their famous name, insisting they will earn recognition and avoid initial adulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Hollywood
Holly
Margot
Mary Sage
Eli Yale
Yale University
Ira Yale Sage
Southern Railroad
Atlanta
Oine
Mary
New York
George White
Ira Yale Sage II
Sage
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