Diary notes of high society and theater life in New York
A fragmented diary piece lists social sightings from George Ade to the theatre world, naming Dudley Malone Lois Long and others. It describes box seating shifts, celebrity visits, and light sketches of urban life with references to figures like Tallulah Bankhead James Cagney and Katharine Cornell.
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New York
George Ade
Mimi
Washington Arch
Bill Hamilton
Thetalian Prince di
Jean Dalrymple
Tallulah Bankhead
Mervyn le Roy
James Cagney
Trock Pemberton
Noel Cow Td
New Music Hall
The Rise of Democracy Centered on Personal Value
The idea argues that democracy rises as sole emphasis shifts from birth, property, and race to the essential measure of Personal Value. It contends that social worth should be defined by individual character and contribution rather than inherited status.
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