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3/24/02
3/24/02 "Girl and Judge"
and after various experiences had dinner and went to the "New National" Theatre to see Annie Russell, Mrs. Gilbert and Orrin Johnson in "The Girl and the Judge" - a queer but cute little play by Clyde Fitch - as "modern" as his always are. Mrs. Gilbert has a clear part and Orrin is her nice son. The part of Mrs. Brown, the landlady was very well done and, very funny - and the opening scene is the judge's office, typewriter going and all, after the first act, with the usher's kind permission we changed our seats to the front row in the balcony - right by a box and where we had a fine view of both stage and audience. Afterward we went to "Staleys" for supper - a welsh rabbit for me - Then Bed! Tues. Mar. 25. Another lovely morning - we are lucky with weather. We went to Staley's (up by the theatre) to breakfast and then went into the Stac "Pat" office (we'd been into the "Star") and strolled up 13th St. and into an Armenian or Persian place, where we got a spread for the parlor table. Then we went up N.Y. Ave. past the church where Lincoln used to go, and almost opposite, into the "Hall of the Ancients" - a reproduction of part of the

3/24/02
3/24/02 "Girl and Judge"
and after various experiences had dinner and went to the "New National" Theatre to see Annie Russell, Mrs. Gilbert and Orrin Johnson in "The Girl and the Judge" - a queer but cute little play by Clyde Fitch - as "modern" as his always are. Mrs. Gilbert has a clear part and Orrin is her nice son. The part of Mrs. Brown, the landlady was very well done and, very funny - and the opening scene is the judge's office, typewriter going and all, after the first act, with the usher's kind permission we changed our seats to the front row in the balcony - right by a box and where we had a fine view of both stage and audience. Afterward we went to "Staleys" for supper - a welsh rabbit for me - Then Bed! Tues. Mar. 25. Another lovely morning - we are lucky with weather. We went to Staley's (up by the theatre) to breakfast and then went into the Stac "Pat" office (we'd been into the "Star") and strolled up 13th St. and into an Armenian or Persian place, where we got a spread for the parlor table. Then we went up N.Y. Ave. past the church where Lincoln used to go, and almost opposite, into the "Hall of the Ancients" - a reproduction of part of the

3/24/02
3/24/02 "Girl and Judge"
and after various experiences had dinner and went to the "New National" Theatre to see Annie Russell, Mrs. Gilbert and Orrin Johnson in "The Girl and the Judge" - a queer but cute little play by Clyde Fitch - as "modern" as his always are. Mrs. Gilbert has a clear part and Orrin is her nice son. The part of Mrs. Brown, the landlady was very well done and, very funny - and the opening scene is the judge's office, typewriter going and all, after the first act, with the usher's kind permission we changed our seats to the front row in the balcony - right by a box and where we had a fine view of both stage and audience. Afterward we went to "Staleys" for supper - a welsh rabbit for me - Then Bed! Tues. Mar. 25. Another lovely morning - we are lucky with weather. We went to Staley's (up by the theatre) to breakfast and then went into the Stac "Pat" office (we'd been into the "Star") and strolled up 13th St. and into an Armenian or Persian place, where we got a spread for the parlor table. Then we went up N.Y. Ave. past the church where Lincoln used to go, and almost opposite, into the "Hall of the Ancients" - a reproduction of part of the
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