New York Theaters Offer No New Highlights This Week
Critics find little new among current offerings in New York. The Warrens of Virginia draws mixed reactions for its Southern atmosphere while Talk of the Town and other revues draw large audiences. Nero at the Lyceum closes its American run as many returns and long-running shows fill the week.
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Warrens
Virginia
de Mille
Shenandoah
Frank Keenan
Charles Waldron
Charlotte Walker
George M. Cohan
Knickerbocker Theater
Kid Burns
Broadway
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Victor Moore
Kid
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Stanley Forde
Jack Gardner
Toymaker
Nuremberg
Garrick Theater
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H. V. Esmond
the Lancers
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Lawrance D’orsay
Daly's
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Lyric Theater
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Hartford
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Liebler & Co
Irene Wycherly
Cincinnati
Anthony P. Wharton
London
Kingsway Theater
Miss Allen
Henry Bernstein
Louis N. Parker
Lyceum Theater
SPRY AT 77. Made Young by Change of Food
A Kansas woman, 77, credits Grape Nuts with reversing years of indigestion. She describes improved digestion, easier walking, greater energy, and ability to work, noting three heaping teaspoonfuls with cream at breakfast and supper. Read the booklet "The Road to Wellville."
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Postum Company
Battle Creek
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Wellville
Union meeting in Butte called by multiple labor bodies
A sweeping notice in the Standard calls a joint meeting of the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly the Butte Central Labor Council and the Building Trades Council. Only paid up union card holders affiliated with these bodies will be admitted. Topics include union status, changing conditions, and outlook in Butte.
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Butte
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Butte Central Labor Council
Building Trades Council
Forced to vacate. 25 per Leys cent. off on all articles.
A brief notice announces a clearance sale with a 25 percent discount off all articles as the premises are vacated. The wording is terse and lacks further details such as dates or location.
Butte Society Notes Celebrate Surprise Party at 334 East Broadway
The American surprise party hosted by Miss Deborah F. Gibbons and sisters at 334 East Broadway enjoyed a whist tournament and a lavish lunch. Prizes went to Miss Mabel Christman Mrs. Peter Toomey and Miss Katie Whalen. Attendees included Mrs. Margaret Curran Matt Sullivan and many others. The group belongs to Butte assembly No. 50 of the Americans aiding the needy and sharing merry times. One must be American to join. Mrs. W. N. Aylesworth of Deer Lodge noted membership rules.
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East Broadway
Mabel Christman
Peter Toomey
Katie Whalen
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Matt Sullivan
J. T. Bailey
J. E. Stover
Martin Kabet
Margaret Dalton
Kate Callahan
Anne Warnock
Frances Toomey
Annie Schultz
Hannah Carney
Anne la Sage
Charles McDonald
A. C. Fellows
S. P. Remarth
Walter la Sage
Butte Assembly
No. 50
Christmas Standards Sold By Mail At Low Price
Christmas standards are available in printed form for five cents a copy at Standard offices in Butte Anaconda and Missoula. Mailing adds four cents to U S destinations or eight cents to foreign countries.
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Butte
Anaconda
Missoula
Relief funds urged for Monongah mine disaster victims
The permanent relief society appeals nationwide to chambers of commerce and allied groups for funds and clothing for Monongah miners' families. About 250 widows and 1000 children need aid, with a projected $200000 total relief goal. Checks payable to Monongah mines relief committee, J. E. Sands, treasurer.
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W. Va
Permanent Relief Society
Monongah
W. H. Moore
Mononah
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Tulane Shoe Factory Fire Destroys Plant in New Orleans
Fire this morning destroyed the Tulane shoe factory in New Orleans. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 100000 dollars, damaging one of the Souths largest production facilities.
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New Orleans
Tulane
South
Nationalist Opposition to Back Premier in Elections
Lisbon December 15 nationalist opposition group announces support for Premier Franco in upcoming elections. The move signals united front ahead of polls.
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Lisbon
Franco
Diamonds Found in Place at Murfreesboro Ark
Diamonds previously found in the United States were always out of place, carried by glaciers or floods. Now gem experts including Dr. H G Washington report the stones occur in Murfreesboro, Pike county, Arkansas, in rock resembling South African deposits, under investigation.
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United States
Murfreesboro
Pike County
Ark
Clearing House Money Is Good For Something
Stewart Dunbar an Honolulu insurance broker on a San Rafael streetcar ride fell into a cattle guard near Northwestern Pacific tracks and nearly crushed by an approaching handcar. He brightened the danger by waving a clearing house certificate over his head drawing attention and saving his life.
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Cal
Stewart Dunbar
Honolulu
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Alfred Stead Dies at Age 77 in London
Alfred Stead, son of the late W. T. Stead editor of the Review of Reviews, died today in London. He was born in 1877 and had worked with his father on the publication.
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London
Alfred Stead
W. T. Stead
Review of Reviews
Cummins Says He Won’t Abandon Senate Candidacy
Iowa Governor Cummins stated he has not considered surrendering his bid for the U.S. Senate. He noted the presidency talk is new locally but not a factor in his plans and emphasized he will not leave the Senate race.
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Pioneer Press
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Iowa
Cummins
United States
Lord Kelvin Suffering Serious Relapse Amid Illness
London reports Lord Kelvin, who has been ill for some time, has suffered a serious relapse. The item notes an unrelated ad for art calendars free with every purchase and a closing out sale on men’s furnishings at Tonkin's.
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Lord Kelvin
Tonkin’s
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