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The Diary of a Nobody
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George Grossmith Weedon Grossmith
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He
booked
his
own
order,
and
further
said
that
at
any
time
I
wanted
any
passes
for
the
theatre
I
was
to
let
him
know,
as
his
name
stood
good
for
any
theatre
in
London.
APRIL
20.—
Carrie
reminded
me
that
as
her
old
school
friend,
Annie
Fullers
(now
Mrs.
James),
and
her
husband
had
come
up
from
Sutton
for
a
few
days,
it
would
look
kind
to
take
them
to
the
theatre,
and
would
I
drop
a
line
to
Mr.
Merton
asking
him
for
passes
for
four,
either
for
the
Italian
Opera,
Haymarket,
Savoy,
or
Lyceum.
I
wrote
Merton
to
that
effect.
APRIL
21.—
Got
a
reply
from
Merton,
saying
he
was
very
busy,
and
just
at
present
couldn’t
manage
passes
for
the
Italian
Opera,
Haymarket,
Savoy,
or
Lyceum,
but
the
best
thing
going
on
in
London
was
the
Brown
Bushes,
at
the
Tank
Theatre,
Islington,
and
enclosed
seats
for
four;
also
bill
for
whisky.
APRIL
23.—
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
(Miss
Fullers
that
was)
came
to
meat
tea,
and
we
left
directly
after
for
the
Tank
Theatre.
We
got
a
’bus
that
took
us
to
King’s
Cross,
and
then
changed
into
one
that
took
us
to
the
“Angel.”
Mr.
James
each
time
insisted
on
paying
for
all,
saying
that
I
had
paid
for
the
tickets
and
that
was
quite
enough.
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