A Brazen Deadhead at the Theater Box Incident
An English spectator recalls a bold impostor claiming a theater box for himself claiming to be Leslie a Morning Wire leader writer. The ruse unravels when his identity is denied by staff and a tense confrontation leads to his removal from the box. The tale includes other brief vignettes on Japanese doctors mistakes and social anecdotes.
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Leslie
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Mr. Leslie
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Mistaken Identity at Texas Boarding House
A man arriving by train asked for Mr Day at a Texas boarding house but assumed a misnamed identity, prompting comic confusion over who runs the place and which Day is meant. The scene ends with him boarding a streetcar, leaving both Day and Week unsettled. Baron Arthur Rothschild, nephew to a banking magnate, is serving twelve months as a private in the French army.
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