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How Mr. Pepie Found Material for “A
‘ Pair of Sixes." ..
How would you like to be the sweet-
' heart of a young mamwho is a «half
partner in anpcrfcctly healthy and suc-
cessful business and then visit his part-
ner's wife to find that your fiance was
employed there as a butler?
Or, how would you like to be‘the wife,
of a young man who owns the other
half of that same business, and find that
because he has won in a game of cards
he must conduct the entire business. v.
. which demands so much of his time 9
”that ‘he is unable to be at home more
than one or two' evenings-each week?
Or, how would you like to‘he the , ‘
.stenogr’aphcr in the ofiices of the same
'1 firm, comprising the same two young '
c . 1 » - amen, and have to resignnynur pogition
because each one says he is the senior .
. r partner andieach one will dischargeyou
if you show preference for the other,
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corporators are John H. Griffin, Wal-
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tér e. Heine: and A. remnants,
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A certificate ' or organization. has
been tiled by_ the Tanningtpn Amuse-
merit contpuny of Torrlngton, gratin
'A. Keleher‘l: president. Joseph Hopper (Iliad 7111th oil“
treasurer and. Byron J. Renae? 111311F it his “in.“ in the.
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fore he wrote “The Prince Chap.”
It began at Richmond: Va" his home,
where two young men of his acquaintr
once were engaged in the conduct of'a
successful business, but were unable to
get along. Their first quarrel occurred
when the question of prior claim to the
one stenographer's services arose, and
that is on amusing episode in the first
act of Mr Peples play. They quarrelecl
over that. and the young woman re-
signed. Their quarrel as in "A Pair
ment, and that was also incorporated
into the first act of the play.
Then Mr. Peple rudely reminded him-
self that no play'ii as complete without
feminine interest and a real love a'f—
fair, so he hitched a wife to one part-
nor of the firm and decided that a real ‘
live, up- —to~date pretty girl should be
the fiancee of the other. So when he -
went to New York he found the latter
and made her fhc type of the sweeb
heart of the other partner. When the
hand was dealt. a pair of sixes proved
to be high, and I131 is where he found
trinity of attractive young femininity has
to face in “A l’ainof Sixes," the new
"farce ‘by Edward Peplc, with companies .
inow playing at the Long Acre Theatre,
' New 'Yorle, Cort Theatre, Chicago, Lon: ,
don, England and Australia That they was unable
_ are problems taken from life which after dinner Visited h
‘ 1 various young women have raised at
various» times, is vouched: for by \the
author, and therefore must needs lend
...h11man interest to the idea of‘th‘is new.
theatrical offering. For according to,
" ‘ . 3‘1“! Mr. ’Fep'le the idea of this play has been.
‘ generating in his mind ever since he
first began to think of the theatre as a.
means at live thootl. lltl that VII be-
of Sixes" grew to such proportions that 'the mie-
they decided to dissolve, but when the
time came
was willing
o.ther That is another episode in the
development of Mr. Peple’s play. Then
the problems which the the
attorney in
play wright’s -
the problem
play) and lay the foundation for a good
story So he introduced a lawyer—in
this use the prototype of a prominent
so he dropped} ,bi§ up it for the day. and
some of draw poker 1n the midst of
.the game. the idea came »
. the tyre part as
of show-down. the gholder 0
hand to conduct 111e,». biting:
lested by thel the l
in the profits ..
might be. and
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large numher was ‘a surprise. There
. were only swim present. When
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, ‘erin erratum-swat: not enough.
final. report of .the trustee.
of the creditors supposed that they
to Bridgeport and home aguin. 1-
Will he ‘11. W flooring “this utter-
noon, but it will only ‘lre pfiluntory.
., . Enron lip ”By Expenses.
“1° Wdt “place
Many"
1must, be. present. and it cost them:
some-money to pay thelr‘railroad lure who too advantage of an occasion
the total assets realised by Manatee
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1 has been more than eaten up by ud- $2, 500 in fees, but he will not get
1 :nnntetratto‘o announce. an tact. some much more than “his actual expenses.
3 «summon 11m hadmbe
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mg or contracts by those hundreds
to pay up in full and get tull pay-
Alhert ‘J. Merritt, attorney for the ment in furniture. '
trustee, réad the report, built? was
not complete. as the expenses" or the
WWW W 1““ concluded; The“ for each claim filed and proven. There
All Mutt Suffer.
The law allows the referge. 50 cents
were 4 MO creditors to the estate, and
in sending out the necessary notices
According to the general rule the
hatretereo should have something like
The trusted, who has been working on
get anything like what he ‘éhpposeil
for the 11m time. ‘I
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. known ti'll‘ some of the “costs put in
T the report are pruned and the bills
1 o! the appraisers are added.
After seeing some of the
practical jokes played upon some of his
for dissolution neither one friends in New York, he decided to
to sell his interest to the utilize them for his farce, and from that
he evolved
humorous complications of the last two
imagination was acts of his play, most of which concern
brought into lay for means to solve the humiliating spectacle of what the
fin- the partners (in his partner who held the losing hand was
compelled to undergo. With the wife
of one partner and the fiancee of the
other mixed up in a series of laughable
Richmond The legal mind farce situations he discovered, in the ,
to unravel the complication _ home of one of his friends, an unusually
funny character in the person of an -
club -ifo;_a quiet, *Etlgllsli maid-of-zrlI-wo‘rk,‘ and she W1!” 0-,
gromptly hintrodutedd into the play. ‘
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