Smith, F. Berkeley (Frank Berkeley), b. 1869 · New York : Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 236
of songs is the achievement ofan epoch, and this is what Fursy has done. Hetells me he is not a poet, that his rhymes areoften very poor. My style is not always good, he said to me ;my songs are satires written upon the spur ofthe moment, and precisely in this crude state Ipresent them to the… … Photo by F. Berkeley SmithHENRI FURSY IN THE FOYER OF HIS THEATER 204 HOW PARIS AMUSES ITSELF ness. By his wits, push and energy, he hasmade a success of his theater. Perhaps he has seen too much of the Parisianmethod of transacting a business deal. Thisconsists in taking four weeks to think about…
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