Oyster weather and Virginia voyage through Braddock era
A rambling reminiscence of oyster industry in Virginia during dry spells, linking coastal towns like Norfolk and Newport News to a travelogue about hotel life in Brad dock Alexandria. The author recounts a stage door misadventure, a visit to Washington, and a portrait of Thomas Burbank as a national hero amid nostalgic notes on early American hospitality.
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Virginian stage relief and a reading on audience justice
A studio anecdote recalls a Missouri town audience demanding dramatic justice as a Virginius production ends abruptly. The actor defers, declaring the play over while the crowd remains unsettled, prompting a dramatic line about the dead and the gods.
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