ATDTDA (12) Dally, NYC

[kelber at mindspring.com]

ATD (p. 340):

" ... Doyers Street seemed the preferred battleground, the bend halfway along being known as
'the bloody angle.'"

http://www.nychinatown.org/storefronts/doyers/13doyers.html

The Nom Wah Tea Parlor is right to the side of the bend (can't see the bend in these pix, unfortunately).  It's a cheap and greasy dim sum place that opened in 1920.  Three generations of my family are devotees -- from now on, I'll keep my eyes open for any rabbit-toothed patrons.

Laura

-----Original Message-----
>From: David Morris <fqmorris at gmail.com>

>
>Arriving in NYC, Dally winds up in a self-service veggie diner, and
>meets Katie (former Ohio hayseed) with who she eventually roommates.
>Both girls aspire to the Stage, but Dally is the first to land a part
>on the stage of Chinatown's streets in the "Chop Suey Stories"
>playing a helpless abductee into White Slavery.  Dally is a natural
>for the part:  "Red hair!  Freckles!  Audition enough OK!
>
>More later