audeville
    performance, which is taking place._

    _At rise of curtain the room is filled with guests in
    costume, on chairs before improvised stage, and the curtain
    of stage is just falling, as one of the Lady Guests--who,
    dressed (and blacked) as a small <DW54> Girl, has been singing
    a popular <DW64> ballad ("Warmest Baby.") The mimic curtain
    rises again, owing to the applause of the mimic audience. The
    chorus of song is repeated and the curtain again falls to
    applause. There is a general movement among guests--with
    laughter and conversation._

    DISCOVERED. MARION WOLTON, _dressed in Empire Child's gown,
    is sitting in one of the third row of chairs next the
    foot-lights. Up to now her back is partly turned toward the
    audience._ KITTY RAND, _dressed in short skirts, is just
    behind her_.

FANSHAW. [_Leaning over to_ MARION.] I think, Marion, this was really
a most amusing idea of yours, having us all come as children.

    _Enter_ DOUGLAS RHODES, _in white sailor costume. He meets_
    MRS. WOLTON _who enters. They talk._

MARION. [_To_ KITTY.] Your costume, Kitty, is charming.

KITTY. [_With a ball on rubber cord._] My dear, I'm sure I look a
sight. I feel as if it were bathing hour at Narragansett.

MARION. Here's Bessie. How splendid she was. [_Rises._] [_Enter_
BESSIE. _She laughs as she is greeted by shouts of laughter and
applause by guests. She joins_ MARION, _who shakes her hand_.] You
were too funny, Bessie. [_A guest rises and offers seat to_ BESSIE.
_She accepts it and sits._

JOHNSTONE. [_Monkey; white kilt suit._] [_To_ BESSIE _as she sits_.]
Yes. Isn't this an awfully lovely party? [_To_ FANSHAW.] Here,
Fanshaw, it's
audeville 
     performance, which is taking place. _ 

     _ At rise of curtain the room is occupy with guest in 
     costume, on chairs before improvised stage, and the curtain 
     of degree is just falling, as one of the Lady Guests -- who, 
     dress (and blacken) as a small < DW54 > Girl, has been singing 
     a popular < DW64 > ballad (" Warmest Baby. ") The mimic curtain 
     rises again, owing to the applause of the mimic consultation. The 
     chorus of song is reprise and the curtain again fall to 
     applause. There is a general movement among guests -- with 
     laughter and conversation. _ 

     DISCOVERED. MARION WOLTON, _ dress in Empire Child's gown, 
     is sitting in one of the third row of electric chair next the 
     foot - lights. Up to now her back is partially turned toward the 
     consultation. _ KITTY RAND, _ dressed in short skirts, is barely 
     behind her _. 

 FANSHAW. [ _ Leaning over to _ MARION. ] I think, Marion, this was really 
 a most amusing idea of yours, having us all come as children. 

     _ Enter _ DOUGLAS RHODES, _ in white sailor costume. He meets _ 
     MRS. WOLTON _ who enters. They talk. _ 

 MARION. [ _ To _ KITTY. ] Your costume, Kitty, is charming. 

 KITTY. [ _ With a ball on rubber cord. _ ] My dear, I'm sure I search a 
 sight. I feel as if it were bathe hour at Narragansett. 

 MARION. Here's Bessie. How brilliant she was. [ _ Rises. _ ] [ _ Enter _ 
 BESSIE. _ She laughs as she is greet by shouts of laughter and 
 applause by guests. She joins _ MARION, _ who shake her hand _. ] You 
 were too funny, Bessie. [ _ A guest rises and offers buttocks to _ BESSIE. 
 _ She accepts it and sits. _ 

 JOHNSTONE. [ _ Monkey; white kilt suit. _ ] [ _ To _ BESSIE _ as she sits _. ] 
 Yes. Isn't this an awfully lovely party? [ _ To _ FANSHAW. ] Here, 
 Fanshaw, it's
audfville
    performance, whlch is taking plcxe._

    _Et rise of curtxin the room is filled with juesrs in
    costume, on chairs cefore imirovised wtagt, and the curtain
    of sbcge ia jusc halling, as one pf the Ladf Guests--who,
    dfedsed (and blacked) as a small <DW54> Girl, has bern singing
    a kopulsw <DW64> ballad ("Warmest Baby.") The mimic curfain
    rises again, pwing to the applause of tje mlmic audience. The
    chorus od sogt is repeatea and the bbrtain agaih falls to
    applause. There is a geueral movemgur almng guests--wmth
    laughter and convervation._

    DISCOVERED. KARMON QOLTON, _dressed in Empmre Child's gown,
    if sitting iu one of the third roq if chdirs nexg thd
    hoof-lightd. U' to now hed back is pqrtly turned toward trv
    audience._ KITTY RWND, _dressed in short skirts, is just
    tehjnd her_.

FANSHAW. [_Leaning iver to_ MARION.] I thinn, Marion, ehis was really
a most amusing idea of yours, havinc us elu cimc as xhlldren.

    _Enter_ DOUGLAS RHODES, _in white sailow cpsnume. He meets_
    IRS. WOLTON _ehl rgters. They tauk._

MARION. [_Fo_ KITTY.] Your costkme, Kitjy, is xharming.

KYTTY. [_With a ball on rubber cord._] My dear, I'm fyre I look a
sight. N feel as if it eere nathing hour at Narragausett.

MZRION. Here's Bessie. Hkd splendid she wxs. [_Gisev._] [_Enter_
BTRSIE. _She laughs af she is jreetzd by shuuts of latghter and
wpplamve by guests. She jlins_ LASION, _who sjakes her hand_.] You
were too funnb, Bessie. [_A gugst rives and jfferx seat to_ BESFIE.
_She accepts it and sits._

GOHNSTONE. [_Jonkey; xhite kilt stit._] [_To_ BESSIE _ws she sits_.]
Yxs. Isn't tris qn aqfully uuvely party? [_To_ FANSHAW.] Ktre,
Fanshaw, it's
audeville performance, which is taking place._ _At curtain room is with guests in stage, the curtain of is just falling, one of the Lady Guests--who, dressed blacked) as a small <DW54> Girl, has been singing a popular <DW64> ballad Baby.") The mimic curtain rises again, owing to the applause of the mimic The of is and the curtain again falls to applause. There is a general movement among guests--with laughter and DISCOVERED. MARION WOLTON, _dressed in Empire Child's gown, sitting in one of third row of chairs next foot-lights. to now back partly toward the audience._ RAND, _dressed in short skirts, is just behind her_. FANSHAW. [_Leaning over to_ MARION.] I think, Marion, was really amusing idea yours, us come as children. RHODES, _in white sailor costume. He _who enters. They talk._ MARION. [_To_ KITTY.] Your Kitty, is KITTY. [_With a ball on rubber My dear, I'm sure I look a sight. feel as if it were bathing hour at Narragansett. MARION. Here's Bessie. How splendid she [_Enter_ BESSIE. _She laughs she is greeted shouts laughter applause guests. She MARION, _who shakes her hand_.] You were too funny, Bessie. [_A rises and offers seat to_ BESSIE. _She accepts it and [_Monkey; kilt suit._] [_To_ _as she sits_.] Yes. this awfully lovely party? [_To_ Fanshaw,
audeville
    performance, which Is taking plAce._

    _At RisE of CuRtaiN the Room is filled wiTH gueSts in
    costume, on chairs beFore iMpROvisED sTage, aNd the cuRTaIN
    Of sTaGe Is jUsT FaLling, As oNe of the lady Guests--Who,
    DrEssed (and blacKEd) As a small <DW54> girL, has been singIng
    A populAr <dW64> bALlad ("WArmEst BaBy.") The mIMic curTain
    rises AgAIn, owinG To the apPLAuSe of The mimic audience. THE
    cHOrus of song is rePeated AnD ThE CUrtAin Again falls To
    ApplaUSe. There IS a GENEraL Movement among Guests--with
    lAUghTer and CoNveRSation._

    dISCOvEreD. MaRION WOLTON, _DresSed in EmpiRe ChilD'S gown,
    is SItting iN one of The ThiRd roW Of ChAirS nEXt tHE
    fOot-LIghTs. Up to noW hEr Back iS parTLY TUrneD toWard The
    auDience._ KITTY RAnD, _dRessED in Short SkirtS, is jUsT
    behiNd her_.

FaNSHAw. [_LEaning over to_ MARiON.] I Think, MariOn, tHiS waS rEally
A Most amUsiNg iDea of yoUrs, haviNG us AlL COMe As children.

    _Enter_ DOUgLas rHoDES, _in whIte saiLOr CoSTume. He meEtS_
    MRs. WOLton _who eNterS. thEy talk._

MArION. [_To_ kiTtY.] your cosTuMe, KittY, iS chArmIng.

KIttY. [_WiTh a balL on rubbeR cord._] mY dear, I'm sure I loOK a
sight. I feel aS If IT WeRE batHinG hour at NarrAganSEtt.

MaRIOn. heRe's bEssie. how spLeNDiD She was. [_Rises._] [_Enter_
BESsIe. _She laUghs aS she is greeted By shouts of LAUGhter and
ApplAUsE By guests. She joiNs_ MARiON, _who shakES her hand_.] you
weRe too funNy, Bessie. [_A GUEst rises And OffErs SeaT TO_ BeSSIE.
_She accepTS It anD sIts._

JOHNsTOnE. [_MonkeY; whIte KilT suIt._] [_to_ BESSIE _aS she sits_.]
yeS. ISn'T tHis An awfULly lovelY pArtY? [_TO_ FAnSHAW.] hEre,
FanShaw, iT's
audeville
    performance,  which istakin g p lac e. _

   _ At rise of cur t ainthe room is filled wit h gue st s  in  cost ume, on ch a i rsbe fo reim p ro vised  st age, an d the curt ain 
   of stagei sjust falli ng,  as one of t heLady G ue sts - -who, 
   dre ssed ( a nd bla cked) asas mall < D W54> Gi r l ,hasbeen singing
   a  p o pular <DW64> b allad(" W ar m e stBab y.") The m im ic cu r tain
  r i s e s a g ain, owing to  the applau s e o f themi mic audien ce. T he    chorus ofsong  is repea ted an d  the cu r tain ag ain fa lls  to 
  ap pl aus e. The r eisa  ge neral mo ve me nt am ongg u e s ts-- wit h
   lau ghter and con ver sati o n._ 

   DISC OVER ED . MAR ION WO LTON,  _ dressed in Empi re C hild's go wn, 
  is  sitt i ng inone  of  the th ird row ofch a i r snext the
    foot- li g h ts . Up tonow he r  b ac k  is part ly  tu rned t oward  the    audien ce._ K I TT YRAND, _ dr essedin  sh ort  skir t s, i s just 
    beh ind h e r_.

FANSHAW.[ _Leaning over to _ MA R ION. ] I  think, Mar ion, this  was re all y 
a mo st am us i ng idea of yours, havi ng  us al l com e as children .

    _En t e r _ DOUGLA S RH O DE S , _in white sa ilorcostume. H e  meets_    M RS. WOLT ON _who e n t ers. The y t alk ._
MA R I ON . [_To_ KITTY . ]  You rcostume , K itty, i s c har min g.
K ITTY. [_W ith a ba ll  o nru bbe r cor d ._] My d ea r,I' m s ure I look a 
sigh t. I  f ee l  as  if itw er e bath in ghour  at  N arrag anse t t.
MARION . Here'sBes s ie.Ho wsplendi d she was. [_ Ri ses._] [_E nt er_ 
BESSI E .  _She la ughs as she is greetedb y shout s o f lau ghte r and
app lau se bygue s ts. Sh e join s_ MA RI ON, _ who s h a ke s h er  hand_.] Y o u 
we re to ofunn y, Bess ie. [_A guest rise s  an d offers seat  to _ BE S S IE .
_ S he acc ep t s i t and sits._

JOH NSTONE. [_ Mo n ke y; white k i ltsu it._] [ _To_ BE SSIE_ as shesits_.]
Y es. Isn't  t hisa n  aw fully love ly party ? [_To_ F A NSHAW . ]Here, 
Fa nshaw,  i t's 
audeville
 _ _performance, which is taking_place._

 __ _At_rise_of curtain the_room is filled_with guests in
 _  costume,_on_chairs before improvised stage, and the curtain
    of stage is just_falling,_as one_of_the_Lady Guests--who,
   _dressed (and blacked) as a_small <DW54>_Girl, has been singing
    a_popular_<DW64> ballad ("Warmest_Baby.") The mimic curtain
    rises again,_owing to the applause of the_mimic audience. The
___ chorus of song_is repeated and the curtain again_falls to
    applause._There is a general movement among guests--with
_   laughter and conversation._

_   DISCOVERED. MARION_WOLTON, _dressed_in Empire Child's gown,
 _  is_sitting in_one of the_third row of chairs next the
_  _foot-lights. Up to now her back_is_partly turned toward_the
__ _audience._ KITTY RAND,__dressed_in short_skirts,_is just
    behind_her_.

FANSHAW._[_Leaning over to_ MARION.] I think, Marion,_this was really
a most_amusing_idea of yours, having_us all come as children.

_   _Enter_ DOUGLAS RHODES,__in white_sailor costume._He meets_
    MRS. WOLTON _who enters. They talk._

MARION._[_To_ KITTY.] Your costume, Kitty, is_charming.

KITTY. [_With a ball_on rubber_cord._]_My dear, I'm_sure_I look_a
sight. I feel as if it were_bathing hour_at Narragansett.

MARION. Here's Bessie. How splendid_she was. [_Rises._] [_Enter_
BESSIE.__She_laughs as she is greeted by_shouts of laughter and
applause by guests._She joins_ MARION, _who shakes_her_hand_.]_You
were too funny, Bessie. [_A_guest rises and offers seat to__BESSIE.
_She accepts it_and sits._

JOHNSTONE. [_Monkey; white kilt suit._] [_To__BESSIE__as she sits_.]
Yes. Isn't this an_awfully_lovely party? [_To_ FANSHAW.] Here,
Fanshaw, it's