The shoemaker / A powerful picture of nature, adapted from Hal Reid's famous drama of the same name

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The SHOEMAKER
A STORY BASED ON HAL REID’S PLAY OF THE SAME NAME.
By OLIVE HARPER.
MORRIS GOLDBERG, THE SHOEMAKER.
A Powerful Picture of Nature, Adapted From Hal Reid’s Famous Drama Of the Same Name.
BY OLIVE HARPER,
Author of “The Sociable Ghost,” “Letters From an American Countess,” “A Desperate Chance,” “The Show Girl,” “When We Were Twenty-One,” “A Daughter of the South,” “Bertha, the Sewing Machine Girl,” Etc.
Copyright, 1907, by J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Company.
New York: J. S. OGILVIE PUBLISHING COMPANY, 57 Rose Street.
THE SHOEMAKER
In one of the small side streets that end in the Bowery, on the East Side, is a row of small and dilapidated buildings, which once, in the early days of New York, were the dwellings of fashionable people, but which are now occupied by poor but industrious people. The majority of these houses have some small business carried on in the basement cellars.