Mystery of the Prima Donna unfolds in a crowded theater
In a bustling opening night at a new theater, the unknown prima donna Vittoria captivates the audience with a divine voice and dramatic poise. Beauchampe and Livingston discuss the singer amid a theatergoer crowd while a later altercation with Leslie Beau champ e reveals darker currents in the story.
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Translated sellout of Booth book and a baby kiss moment
The General Booth book In Darkest England and the Way Out has sold 125,000 copies and is being translated into Japanese French Dutch Swedish and German. Eona noted the new baby was not kissed by pap and remarked Kiss it papa it won t bite in a coaxing remark.
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Modern Cookery and the Clam Misunderstanding
An Albany Press tale notes English ignorance of American foods aboard a Cunard steamer. A rosy English girl asks an American if he can make clams, misunderstanding them as a bread dish. The bemused American clarifies that clams are shellfish, not bread.
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