Noted 19th Century Stage Casts and Plays Presented
Charles D Herman described as an actor of rare experience leads a company including Antoinette Ashton Virginia Drew Trescott Mary Warde and Aileen Bertelle with Harold Russell Frederick Paulding and others in a two palace English drama produced by Liebler & Co The Village Parson with Barry Johnstone Frederick Warde company lead and other stars performs at Maguire's Grand Opera house next week detailing plot twists in New Orleans and a carnival reunion The report covers Warde Johnson Johnstone and Modjeska connections along with Virginius and other classical references highlighting theatrical tours and venue changes across the era
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Charles D Herman
Antoinette Ashton
James O'Neil
Virginia Drew Trescott
Mary Warde
Aileen Bertelle
James F Fulton
John T. Hynes
Hamilton Coleman
Francis D McGinn
John T. Harmis
Harry C. Barton
Halpin
Charles D. Herman
Yacbeth
Mme. Modjeska
Frederick Wiarde-Louis James Company
Queen Anne
Duchess of Marlborough
Mrs. le Moyne
Liebler & Co
England
Harold Russell
Frederick Paulding
Joseph Wilkes
Frank Conner
Charles Pitt
Axel Bruwn
Edwin James
F. A
Butte
Maguire's Grand Opera House
Felix Gordo
Tom Godley
Bud
New Orleans
Crescent City
Gordon
Sue
Frederick Warde
Hamlet
Romer
Caid
T Iiketi
Cassius
Angelo
Paola
Edmund
Barry“Johnstone
Warde-Kidder-Jameses
Mme
Helena Modjeska
Ieslius
Virginius
Tolius Caesar
James A. Herne
Shore
New England
Shore Acres
Messrs
James T. Galloway
Atlons Lawrence
Herbert Flansburgh
FF. Hurton
Hep Whittemore
Charles Fisher
James Burrows
Alten Crofus
Marion Cullen
Rene Theodore
Mattie St. John Crolinus
Sadie Cullen
Attendance Affects Business At Butte Woman's Club
The Woman's Club of Butte addresses chronically late attendance hindering business sessions. A proposed amendment would empower a quorum of 357 to elect officers or trustees, risking control by a few. The meeting featured talks on direct legislation, public charities, home management, and a song by Sam Mayer. The club meets Wednesdays at 2 30 pm at the Prthian castle.
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Woman's Club of
Butte
Ellas Knowles Haskell
Haskell
Switzerland
New England
Charles Heilbronner
Holy City
Sam ‘Mayer
Browning readings and art club notes
Mrs L P Sanders read selections from Browning including The Cry of the Children Mother and Past and Great Pan followed by Miss Serepta Sanders with He Giveth His Beloved Sleep Current events covered Origin of Modern Civilization Chinese Exclusion Act A committee was appointed to draft constitution amendments two weeks hence meeting last night at Miss Cox rooms with topic Robert Browning Monday Mrs Sol Buckles hosted the art students Discuss Wilson Gainsborough works Refreshments served Woman's club art department plans meeting with Mrs J Sianey Ellis on the 16th
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L. P. Sanders
The Week's Attractions at Sutton's Grand Theatre
Sutton's Grand presents Frederick Warde in The Mountebank tonight with King Lear on Monday and Icins Cae sar on Tuesday. Virginius on Wednesday with a Wednesday matinee for The Mountebank. Mrs Le Moyne appears Thursday in The First Duchess of Marlborough. Shore Acres Friday and Saturday plus Dec 13 and 14. The Burgomaster mid month. Sutton's Family Theater features The Irish Pawnbrokers for three nights starting this afternoon. The Village Parson runs Thursday to Sunday with matinees. Margaret Sleater and Sarah Cowell Le Moyne co star Wednesday night in The First Duchess of Marlborough. Shove Acres on Thursday night.
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Frederick Warde
Margaret ‘Sleater
Anaconda
Sarah Cowell le Moyne
Duchess of Marlborough
Shove Acres
Belphegor the Mountebank Opens Butte Engagement
Frederick Warde begins his annual Butte run at Sutton's new theater with Belphegor the Mountebank. The production showcases Warde's translation and strong acting in a demanding French classic. He will perform King Lear, Caesar, and Virgini tebank in subsequent evenings, supported by a noted company including Barry Johnstone.
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Frederick Warde
Butte
Sutton
New Theater
Warde
Barry Johnstone
Mme. Modjesk Ap
FigPrune Cereal Blend Promises Superior Coffee Drink
California figs and prunes are blended with ripe grain to create a fruit and grain cereal beverage touted as superior to any other. The ad emphasizes natural flavors and a distinctive coffee-like profile aimed at breakfast and beverage markets.
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California
The Homer Club Holds Pleasant Meeting at Mrs Pierce Home
The Homer club met at Mrs R F Pierce’s home last Monday with papers on Italy's decline the Sforza family Raphael and Galileo plus discussions on Queen Wilhelmina Green River Dutch colony and the Chinese exclusion act Mrs McCracken Mrs Hammond Mr Drennen Mrs Spaer Mrs Groeneveld and Mrs Lau describe papers and talks tea followed by a short serial war the next meeting will be with Mrs C W Clark on West Motdas
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Homer Club
R. F. Pierce
Wilhelmina
Green River
Wyoming
Susa
Edward
Italy
MccCrackin
Raphael
Vatican
Lauaier
Galiley
C. W. Clark
West Motdas
Saturday Night Club Meeting Opened With Browning Topic
The November 30 gathering at Mrs. Mitchell's 655 West Granite explored Elizabeth Barrett Browning. The program committee announced topics for three future meetings by Miss ONeill Miss Cahoon and J A Rueger. The group agreed to begin meetings with topical subjects rather than current events, and Robbins delivered a descriptive talk on Browning outlining key life events and influences on her genius.
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Mitchell
West Granite
O'Neill
Cahoon
J. A. Rueger
Robbins
Union
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
West Side Shakespeare Club Sees Readings and Talks
The West Side Shakespeare club met at Mrs P W Shehy’s copper street home with Mrs F A Gilbert in chair. Act III of Julius Caesar was read and members answered roll with lesson quotations. Members discussed current events and read papers on Caesar’s Triumphs and English spelling errors.
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West Side Shakespeare Club
Mrrs
P. W. Shehy
Copper Street
F. A. Gilbert
Reinhardt
Congress
Montana
West
Miss Robinson
Gilbert
Yale
Harvard
Dickson
Maybrick
Holy City
Michael Maybrick
D. J. Hennessy
Holland
Frederick Warde
Julius Caesar
Butte Girls Club elects new officers after social meeting
The Butte Girls Club enjoyed a midweek social with music in place of papers. Mae Mennie and Florence Mennie performed Chrysanthemum, Ivy Aressias sang The Old Oaken Bucket, Mae Mennie offered The Star of the Sea, Dixie Williams played Grand March, and Rosalba Murphy performed La Secret. Visitors included Loretta Bruhns Winnie Richards Amy Cain Erma Silverman Ralpha Spurrier. Officers elected: President Rosalba Murphy Vice President Macy Richards Secretary Mae Mennie Corresponding Secretary Alfreda Smith Treasurer Frances Ford. Refreshments followed.
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Butte Girls’ Club
Mae
Florence Mennie
Ivy Aressias
Mae Mennie
Dixie Williams
Rosalba
Murphy
la Secret
Loretta
Mrs Catherine Finn Kelley to pursue vocal study in New York
Members of the Woman's club note Mrs Catherine Finn Kelley plans to leave for New York to resume vocal training, likely not returning to Butte until next summer to open a music studio for former pupils. Her departure follows sympathy for Mrs H P Heidrick after her husband’s death. Jesse Wardell will move to Seattle with his wife after year’s end, as the club thanks Law Bros. and Lutey Bros. for festival floral displays.
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Catherine Finn Kelley
Woman's Club
New York
Kelley
Finn
H. P. Heidrick
Jesse Wardell
Atlas
Nemos
Wardell
Seattle
Law Bros
Lutey Bros
The Executive Committee and Women's Club Power
A Portland Club Journal article warns against vesting unlimited power in the executive board of women's clubs. It argues such control erodes member rights, stresses that clubs pursue various missions beyond literary work, and urges parliamentary oversight to protect every member and maintain harmony.
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Club Journal
Portland
Ore
Northwest
Monday Night Club Discusses England 1800 to 1815
In Lenox block rooms Miss Ewing and Miss Briscoe the Monday Night club held an enthusiastic meeting. Aliss O'Donnell presented a history paper, Miss Moran spoke on literature, and Miss Coffin on art of the era. An animated discussion followed. Next meeting with Miss Coffin and Miss Madden at 518 Wrest Granite street.
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Aliss O'Donnell
Miss Moran
Miss Coffin
Miss Madden
Wrest Granite Street
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KR. D. Maclean
Louis James
Jago
Romeo
Pharsarius
Warde-Kidder- James
James Kidder-Hanfmd
John— Stone
Madame Modjeska
Faulconbridge
Ahi Johnstone
James Sheridan Knowles
Covent Garden Theater
London
Ingish Traspedian
W C. Macready
Thomas Ahthorpe Cooper
Edwin Forrest
John McCullough
McCullough
Lolius
Marie Trumbull
Comedienne
Just Pawnbrokers
Suttor Family Theater
Arthur Dunn
Nance O'Neil
Cane Town Pr
Lady Teazle
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Jessie Batemen
Mars
Enstend
Joseph Jefferson
Gallymere
Palm Beach
Fla
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Marguerite
Henry Irvine
West London
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Sol Buckles
Wilson and
Gainsborough
Art
The
Sutton's
Sutton’s Family Theater
the Irish Pawnbrokers
Sarah Cowell le Mayne
Charles Henry Meltzer
Sarah Jennings
Marlboroughs
Harley
Masham
Swift
Harry Carson Clarke
Lafayette Square Theater
Washington
Hobart Brooks
Club News
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Furrier
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