In short, there is everything about this season's entertainment to make the Hippodrome what it always is—a… — Dorothy Parker
In short, there is everything about this season's entertainment to make the Hippodrome what it always is—a Temple of the Arts to all those who hang pennants on their automobiles, use “Shake hands with my friend” as a formula for introduction, and sprinkle powdered sugar on their sliced tomatoes. p. 106
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