New Yorker at Large by Mark Barron on New York life
A New Yorker at Large reflects on Police duty near Roosevelt's East 65th Street home, noting isolation and added inspectors. It references Jimmie Walker across the street, bar restrictions, and a desert-island post. The piece also surveys handwriting, Sir Henry Irving, Carmien Barnes, Maret Windhelm, frog jumping contests on Long Island, and Broadway's slowed musical market with seven upcoming pieces.
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