The Verner Company Presents New Uncle Tom's Cabin Production
The Verner Company unveils a fresh staging of Uncle Tom's Cabin described as new and very gorgeous. Cast and crew promise vivid sets and period detail in a landmark revival.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1901
Page
8
The Verner Company unveils a fresh staging of Uncle Tom's Cabin described as new and very gorgeous. Cast and crew promise vivid sets and period detail in a landmark revival.
Charles Verner and his company closed a three weeks engagement at the Grand Opera house in Butte with a new scenic production of Uncle Tom's Cabin. The cast included Louis Belmour and Mrs Belmour as key roles, with critics noting a humorous, imperfect performance and a memorable curtain death scene that drew a roaring response from the audience. The troupe heads to Great Falls next for a week, then Helena, before returning to the coast.
The eloping Syrian woman, named in court records as B Exonerates Joseph John, takes full blame while asserting innocence in the dispute surrounding the marriage attempt. The case centers on reputational harm and personal responsibility amid family scrutiny.
Mia Tanner admits leaving husband Peter and denying theft charges while claiming she met Joseph John by accident. They were brought back to Butte from Idaho on grand larceny warrants after Peter alleged loss of 1500 reproductions. she maintains no elopement motive and asserts no romance with John.
The arch erected for the East Granite street carnival is nearly completed and will be dedicated Tuesday evening. The B M band will perform a concert at the arch during the ceremony.
A. E. Lindop of Dillon visits Butte as James Read of Missoula arrives at Finlen. Paul Scott of Philipsburg and George E. Price of Helena stay in town. New births include daughters for A E Jones and Harry Conk and a son for John J Taggart. Dr Blaydes at Pipestone Springs registered. Mullin plans two month vacation to New Brunswick Boston New York and Buffalo exposition. Mrs Farrell and daughter travel to Browning to spend summer with sister Mrs Monteath Indian agent at Blackfeet headquarters.
A schedule lists eight events including a five mile exhibition race against time by Artie Bell riding behind a motor tandem. Ladies free admission noted.
In a Kansas City department store scene, a shopper presented a counterfeit $1,000 note for small purchases. Clerks mistook the fake for real, prompting a manager to confront the customer and recover the improper payment amid stunned reactions.
Iver Lawson rides the motor tan dem with Green steering and Artie Bell chasing the track record in tonight’s program. Ladies free admission.
Green clocks 1 36 in motor tandem pace as Ivor Lawson edges Green and Watne in five mile professional. Hoffman wins amateur third of a mile handicap. crowds enjoy despite threat of rain. Artie Bell aims for motor paced title tonight.
A writer in Notes and Queries recalls a lifelong fondness for odd numbers and the number nine. He cites a Turkish schoolmate who taught a game where random digits summing to nine are lucky, while others are not. He notes Arab and Jewish traditions valuing certain numbers and shares a Prague synagogue anecdote about Sabbath prayer and the impact of numbers on ritual.
The text discusses ginghams and silks as smart seashore fabrics, noting silk skirts preserve stiffness longer than lawn or muslin. It compares mer cerized cottons, Swiss muslins, mousseline de soie, and batiste for wearability, cost, and investment value.
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