IV

A General Theatrical Glossary

sardou (v.t.)—1.To lock the door and chase a reluctant lady around the room.
act (v.i.)—1.To spoil an otherwise good play. 2. To endorse a new massage cream. 3. To please William Winter.
Success (n.)—1.A bad play. 2. A d—n bad play. 3. A h—l of a d—n bad play.
fairbanks (v.t.)—1.To leap headlong out of a window. 2. To lick three men with one hand.
doro (v.i.)—1.To compel favorable critical notices by having beautiful eyes.
alwoods (v.t.)—1.To foil a villain. 2. To foil two villains. 3. To foil three villains.