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. Theatrical and circus life;. quartette had met, and it was evident also that they hadmade up their minds to act with all due decorum whilein the theatre. Smiles were now and then exchanged,but no words were spoken. Once one of the ladiessent her programme to the bald man, who had the third act of the play the baldhead beganwriting; short notes which the lady in the beaverhat answered affirmatively with a nod of her the show was over the two ladies wentaround one street, the two men around an-other, and they met in the middle of the blockopposite the theatre. There was a
. Theatrical and circus life;. quartette had met, and it was evident also that they hadmade up their minds to act with all due decorum whilein the theatre. Smiles were now and then exchanged,but no words were spoken. Once one of the ladiessent her programme to the bald man, who had the third act of the play the baldhead beganwriting; short notes which the lady in the beaverhat answered affirmatively with a nod of her the show was over the two ladies wentaround one street, the two men around an-other, and they met in the middle of the blockopposite the theatre. There was a. brief conver-sation in which a great deal of tittering was heard, andthen the quart-ette proceededto a quiet res-taurant of themost question-able reputationand took oneof the privatesupper-rooms,which are atthe disposal ofpeople whosevisit to the es-tablishment isnot by anymeans for thesole purpose ofdrinking andeating, but has a broad and very unmistakable suality in it. The key to the whole affair can b« found in the fol. GEORGE AND HARRY. Question of immor- 64 BKFOKE TUB FOOT-LIGHT8,
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