Dawn of a Tomorrow shines at Lyceum with Eleanor Robson
The Lyceum hosts Eleanor Robson in The Dawn of a Tomorrow to a massive New York crowd. Critics praise her emotional range and the play’s hopeful theme as a standout of Liebler & Co. Also noted is A Stubborn Cinderella at Broadway with John Barrymore and Sallie Fisher, and Kitty Gray at New Amsterdam with G. P. Huntley.
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The
Standard
New York
Lyceum Theater
Eleanor Robson
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Miss Robson
Siir Oliver Holt
London
Sir Oliver
Liebler & Co
Chicago
John Barrymore
Sallie Fisher
Miss Fisher
Mr. Barrymore
Cinderella
Kitty Gray
New Amsterdam
G. P. Huntly
Theatrical Notes on London and New York Stage
The column lists ongoing engagements and transfers across major theatres. Samson advances to its fourth month at Criterion while Frohman and Bourchier plan a London production next month. Adams shines in What Every Woman Knows at Empire. The Traveling Salesman continues at Gaiety led by McIntyre. Mary Jane's Pa draws crowds at Garden with Dixey. Collier cancels London engagement to stay at Garrick. Lady Frederick ends at Hudson in three weeks. Miss Ethel Barrymore and Bruce McRae lead Mr. Maugham's comedy. The Third Degree leads next at Klein drama. The Prima Donna thrives at Knickerbocker with Scheff. The Blue Mouse fills Lyric with Barrison, Finney and Conor. The Chaperon continues at Maxine Elliott's. advance details noted.
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Gillette
The
Criterion
McIntyre
Dixey
Garden Theater
Mr. Collier
Charles Frohman
London
the Garrick
Lady Frederick
Hudson Theater
Ethel Barrymore
Bruce McRae
Mr. Maugham
Charles Klein
Blue Mouse
Mabel Barrison
Jameson Lee Finney
Harry Conor
Chaperon
Maxine Elliott
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Warns Against Impure Imitations
The advertisement warns against low grade imitations of Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey sold by unscrupulous dealers. It emphasizes purity, proper distillation, and a patented bottle while urging buyers to seek the trusted, sealed product sold by reputable firms and to request the free medical booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy’s
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Duffy Male Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Theater season bands ready acts and returns
A survey of ongoing engagements and upcoming attractions across New York and Montana venues. Anna Held fills Miss Innocence at the New York theater while Miss Cahill enjoys prosperity at Wallick’s in The Boys and Betty. Daniel Sully returns to Broadway with The Matchmaker on February 2 and 3 after four years away.
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Daniel Sully
Butte
Broadway
Stage News and Cast Developments Across 1920s Theatres
Ada Lewis will star next season. A secret contract detail hides the play name and manager for a time. Mrs. Leslie Carter is believed to succeed in Kassa produced in Washington on January 7. F. M. Davidson secures divorce from Martha Howard Davidson. Ethel Barrymore faints at Hudson Theatre after curtain call amid illness. William A. Brady signs for a new Thomas Buchanan play to premiere in Milwaukee January 25 with Grace George. Elsie Janis to finish Studebaker Chicago run early February. The Renegade to follow with William Farnum. Idlow & Erlanger plan a new play for Lillian Russell in New York next winter. Fannie Ward shines in The Marriage of William Ashe during the Italian benefit at Chicago Auditorium.
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Hammerstein
Victoria Theater
Princess Rajah
Bowery
al H. Wilson
New York
Sidney St. Ellis
Philadelphia
Mr. Wilson
Clare Krall
Wagenhals & Whemper
Maine
California
Eugene Walter
Stuyvesant
Chauncey Olcott
Arnold Daly
Chicago
Walker Whiteside
Rennie Wolf
Ananias Club
Mildred Holland
Yorkville
Nancy Sykes
Eliott
Anna Held
Miss Cahill
Wallack's
Boys
Betty
Weber's
Joe
Weber
Elsie Fay
Felix
Barry
Emmet Corrigan
Alhambra
Jack McKay
Laightons
Montgomery
Moore
Matthew
Ashley
Robert Hilliard
Carter de Haven
Flora Parker
Stuart Barnes
Hymack
Brown
Nevuarro
Clayton Kennedy
Ada Lewis
William A. Brady
Thomas Buchanan
Milwaukee
Grace George
Elsie Janis
Studebaker
William Farnum
Empire Vaudeville Act Sets Strong Bill This Week
Manager Quinn presents a top vaudeville lineup headlined by The Dog Catcher from Al Watson company with Watson Wallace Keith and the dog. The program includes The Musical Spraguelios Satan's Pastime novelty act Miss Thorne's Minstrel Girls and eastern soubrette Helen Brandon. New pricing begins today with 15 cent nights 1 cent matinees and balcony seating at 10 cents. Two performances nightly as seating remains limited.
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Quinn
al Watson
Watson
Wallace
Keith
Dog
Butte
Spraguelios
Claise Thorne
Empire Amusement Company
Norway manifesto organized to combat prohibition movement
A national manifesto issued in Christiana by deputies from across Norway gathers 630 prominent signers. The program aims to defend liberty, oppose drink misuse, establish asylums for the drunk, and promote health and hygiene principles.
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Christiana
Norway
Panther collides with Uruguayan bark in Gibraltar harbor
In Gibraltar on January 30 the American auxiliary cruiser Panther collided with the Uruguayan bark Maria as she entered the harbor. The Panther sustained minor damage while the bark was heavily damaged and towed for assessment.
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Gibraltar
Panther
Maria
Fires and Cold Ravage Texas Oklahoma Inflicting Heavy Losses
Fires and high winds across Texas Oklahoma cause about 700000 in damage over two days. Dallas reports 21 alarms with multiple residences burned. Grand Saline and Nowata suffer major losses. Wind tied to derelict oil derricks and a Panhandle sand storm. Manitoba and New Jersey fires add to widespread destruction.
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Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Grand Saline
Bison
Kingfisher
Okla
Glenn Oil Pool
Tulsa
Kiefer
Texas Panhandle
Kansas
New Mexico
Federal probes Harvester company in Missouri suit
M Markham Ellanery from the department of labor and commerce arrived in Jefferson City Missouri to inspect the organization and methods of International Harvester Company of New Jersey as part of the ongoing state supreme court suit.
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Jefferson City
International Harvester Company of
New Jersey
M. Markham Ellanery
Department of Labor and Commerce
State Supreme Court
Government seizes canned fruit in Cedar Rapids raid
Government officials raided Cedar Rapids overnight seizing about 165 cases of California peaches plums apricots and pears alleged to be misbranded not containing two and a half pounds of fruit per can.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Civil War Veteran George N Cheever Dies in Stacey
Miles City Jan 30 Special Dispatch reports the death of George N Cheever born Hardwick Vermont Aug 19 1839. He served as a captain in the New Hampshire militia after enlisting at Concord at the Civil War outbreak in the Second New Hampshire infantry. Cheever was wounded at Williamsburg and captured at Gettysburg July 2 1863. He was imprisoned at Belle Isle over seven months then sent to Andersonville.
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Standard
Miles City
George N. Cheever
Stacey
Hardwick
New Hampshire
Concord
Second
New Hampshire Infantry
Williamsburg
Atettysburg
Selle Isle
Andersonville
Charcoal Lozenges Claim Breath Purity and Digestion Aid
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are advertised to absorb odors and harmful gases, improve bowel action, stop diarrhoea and constipation, and enrich oxygen in the system. The ad cites use in Europe and England, with claims of curing skin conditions and assisting digestion. Price 25 cents. offer for a trial package by mail from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall, Michigan.
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England
Europe
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Company
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
End of Civil War Service and Westward Move Summary
The subject was transferred to Savannah, Cia., confined two months, paroled, and discharged July 15 1865. He married Martha C. Hayward in 1868, moved to Miles City in 1890s to work as an engineer at the state reform school for seven years, then moved to Stacey to ranch, followed by daughter and son-in-law Mr Earnest Shy and wife.
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Savannah
CIA
Martha C. Hayward
Miles City
State Reform School
Stacey
Earnest Shy
Boulder Social Notes Mark Quiet Start to Year
Boulder Montana reports a delayed social season after a quarantine. I D S club hosted a New Year gathering. Mothers' club discussed child property rights with Miss Edith Wale. Local obituaries note Mrs Pickering's death in Joliet. Community birthdays, travel updates, and court terms are summarized among residents and firms.
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The
Standard
Boulder
Joseph Fischer
I. D. S. Club
Mothers’ Club
Edith Wale
L. TH. Graves
Dudley Halford
James Pickering
Joilet
Carbon County
Pickering
Canton
Broadwater County
Ben Mason
Enos Thomas
Rochester
Minn
Thomas Wits
Burlington
Iowa
Richard Ohlandt
Baker's Camp
Woodville
Baker
Kate le May
Butte
R. A. Maguire
Rocky Mountain Bell
James Belcher
Bessie
Gilman Named Assistant to Great Northern President
St. Paul Jan 30 announcement from Great Northern headquarters that L C Gilman, former attorney for the road at Seattle, is appointed assistant to President L W Hill. The post became vacant after J W Hill was promoted to the presidency.
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St. Paul
Great Northern
L. C. Gilman
Seattle
L W. Hill
J. W. Hill
Mr. Hill
Funeral of Arthur Cheney and Mrs Cheney in New Haven
The funeral of American Consul Arthur Cheney and his wife, who died in Messina, took place at Trinity Episcopal Church New Haven. The casket will be placed in a tomb at Evergreen Cemetery. Also reported Miss Martha Finley author died at her home in Kiktun age 82, known for her Ist e books.
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New Haven
Conn
Arthur
Cheney
Messina
Trinity Episcopal Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Kiktun
Martha Finley
Hermion Temple Pythian Meter Case Note
Fragmentary OCR text references a Pythian temple or order and a meter or case notations. The readable lines show unclear names and a date-like term Welavetag Weh 3 Agimission, with minimal coherent facts to summarize.
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Hermion
Tramps Robbed Man and Tried to Burn Him Alive
Slavonian laborer Mark Jorheh was robbed of his purse containing 50 by tramps after seeking food and was held over a fire as flames blistered his back hands and feet. He was admitted to the county hospital with serious burns and faced weeks of recovery after wandering from a stalled coast line train near Santa Barbara to Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Mark Jorheh
Santa Barbara
Jordeh
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John Mackin
Reese V. Prosser
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Fannie Ward
William Ashe
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Kan
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Fort William
Jan
Schriber
Canadian Pacific Railway
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Manitoba
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N. J
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Regal
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Boulder Notes
Great Northern Promotion
Burtr
the City Directory
R. L. Polk & CO
John Cort
Orgealame
Edwin Martindel AS
Totem Pole
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Jerrold Shepard
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