The Broadway Anthology by Murdock Pemberton Walter J. Kingsley Samuel Hoffenstein Edward L. Bernays
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And find her paradise!--
The morning wrestles with the gloom On silent stage and chilly aisle, She takes her rag and pan and broom To work--and dream awhile! THE STRANGE CASE OF THE MUSICAL COMEDY STAR The lady cannot sing a note, There is a languor in her throat Beyond all healing, She does not act at all, it seems, Except in early morning dreams-- She lacks the feeling. Her feet are pretty, but methinks, The weighty and phlegmatic Sphinx Could trip as lightly-- And yet she is a regular, Serene and well established star Who twinkles nightly. And Solomon for all his stir, Had not a single jewel on her, Nor did his capers Procure him even half the space For publication of his face |
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