Broadways to Paris Star Ertrude Hoffmann Shines On Stage
Ertrude Hoffmann, star of Broadway to Paris, rose from a San Francisco stock company extra earning six dollars a week eleven years ago to become one of the highest paid performers. In the current show she plays Ann Trelawny of Theatre Olympic Paris, rides a bicycle, wears gowns, does imitations, and performs the dance The Garden of Girls.
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Proposal to a Maiden Under Parental Pressure
A young couple trapped by a mother's matchmaking schemes debate how to escape. They consider schemes to win consent or reject the match, with resignation to an imperfect compromise. The scene ends with a light, hopeful note as they acknowledge shaky prospects yet cling to a sliver of resolve.
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Value of Good Books Advocates Home Libraries
Rudolph Blankenburg argues that owning and reading good books builds good citizens. He says every home should have a personal library, affordable today through popular prices and export production, and compares books to newspapers in broadening knowledge of art literature and science.
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Rudolph Blankenburg
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