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ODE TO THE RITZ BAR

" Good morning, Mister, Sir or Count,

" What will it be to-day! "

And Frank awaits the deft reply : -

" The same as yesterday."

The noise of liquor, ice and shake;

A kingly mixing knack;

A sandwich, almond or a chip.

Then " bottoms-up " and " smack "I

" That's pretty good ! " says he to Frank,

" I guess I'll shoot one morel "

" Right, Mister, Sir or Count," says Frank,

" The morning's rather raw! "

A " Rose ", " Martini sec " or " Bronx ",

They're all the same to Frank!

" A call for you er— Mr. Smith,

You're wanted at the Bank."

" Er— thank you, Frank, have you seen Jones ?

He said he'd meet me here."

" He just stepped out the Cambon side.

He's had his morning beer."

" Un Porto flip pour vous, Vicomte ?

Vite la, petit, du lait! "

" You're looking better, Mr. Brown,

Is this your first today ? "

And so it goes from morn till night

And always you go back.

For never is your name forgot

By Frank the " Cracker Jack ".

J. AINSWORTH TH. MORGAN. 1921.

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