In the year 1898 there were 201 fatal street accidents in the city of New York. Of these, eighty-eight were caused by horse vehicles and 113 by streetcars. In the latter total are included people who ...

Fred Stevens Edna Baker Paul Sears Lucille Eileen Maxie Schwartz Goldie A Window Cleaner A Man Named Brainard Benny Fox Mr. Hart Miss Rixey...

The scene is a section of a parlor car speeding toward New York, and not so very far from it when the curtain rises. We see only two chairs clearly; the ends of the car dissolve in shadows. On these l...

The scene is one of those Riverside Drive apartments, in a place called New York City. It is up in the neighborhood of One Hundred and Sixteenth Street, and once it was pretty good. It’s a bit run dow...

The scene is a room at Goebel’s music publishing house. A piano, a few chairs, some shelves, and you have it. Three or four weeks have gone by since Act I. Maxie is at the piano just amusing himself w...

The scene is still at Goebel’s⁠—the time about a month later. Goldie comes on and goes to the music racks. While she is searching for songs, Benny enters. Except that Benny never just enters⁠—he shoot...