Hertha Kalich in Ambition at Ansonia Theater
Hertha Kalich appears for the last time today in Ambition at the Ansonia theater. The renowned star rose from East Side Yiddish melodramas to English language stages, starred in successes profitable for 14 week runs, and became a principal owner of her eponymous Kalich Theatre.
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Ansonia Theater
New York
East Side
Sudermann
Thien
Tolstoi
Strindberg
Sardou
Gordin
Kalich
America
Nck
Titan Grey Plake
Miriam
Maria
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Cora
Theresa
Pantages Star Fears to Return to Turkey
Princess Athena star of The Brides of the Desert on the Pantages Broadway program faces rumors she may return to Turkey after a forbidden romance with the sultan. Her escape from the harem is recounted as audiences admire her tragic dances while the current bill runs to today.
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Turkey
Athena
Verna Merce- Feau
Egypt
Program of Eight Acts Ends Engagement Tonight
Empress theater manager Bart W. Keeler lauds a banner week as the eight act vaudeville show ends its engagement with two Wednesday night performances in Butte. The program features Stein and Hume song offerings Willis Hall and company in the allegorical play Which One Shall I Marry by Ralph T. Kettering and Totart the Vagabond Artist, drawing large audiences.
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Empress Theater
Bart W. Keeler
Empress
Stein
Hume
Willis “Hall
Ralph T. Kettering
Mae Marsh Shines in Hoodoo Ann and Wild Girl of the Sierras
Mae Marsh headlines at the American Theater with Hoodoo Ann and The Wild Girl of the Sierras, delivering distinct performances. She also stars in The Girl of the Paris and features in the Keystone comedy Bubbles of Trouble, promising two days of showings.
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Mae Marsh
Paris
Sierras
Miss Marsh
Twilight Sleep lecture by German doctor to visit Broadway
Western Motherhood Educational Society presents a descriptive lecture on Twilight Sleep the painless childbirth method by Dr Kurt E Schlessingk Freiburg Germany. Motion pictures will show full details and the event runs two afternoons and evenings starting July 13 at Broadway theaters and is pitched as vital for women nationwide.
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Kurt E. Schlessingk
Freiburg
Germany
America
Orpheum Delivers Gloria's Romance and Dorians Divorce
Manager Haas lands an in demand film, Gloria's Romance Chapter Four, with lecture and pictures shown nationwide to packed houses. Also today and tomorrow, Dorian's Divorce stars Lionel Barrymore and Grace Valentine in a Metro program debut joined by Edgar Davenport and others. A separate item notes three railroad detectives encounter an assault with a stabbing and slashing incident.
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Haas
Orpheum Theater
Gloria
Dorian
Rolfe
Photop! Inc
Lionel Barrymore
Grace Valentine
Miss Valentine
Metro
Edgar I.” Davenport
William Davidson
Lindsay Hall
Sr R. Wolheim
Buckley Starkey
Orpheum
Lumber rates from West likely cut to aid Missouri river points
Portland Oregon July 11 The lumber rate from the Pacific coast to Missouri river points will drop from 80 cents per thousand feet to 45 cents if the Union Pacific carries out a recently formed plan. Railroads are expected to mirror reductions and Oregon Washington shippers will compete with southern yellow pine sellers to the Missouri river territory. The action followed a sit down last week by B L Winchell director of the Union Pacific Oven.
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Portland
Ore
B. L. Winchell
Union
Longshoremen Riot Breaks Out at Tacoma Dock
A July 11 confrontation at the Northern Pacific dock in Tacoma Washington left one man severely slashed and several others badly injured. Police report the clash began when strikers attacked.
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Xacoma
Wash
Northern Pacific
House approves sanitation investigations and refugee aid bill
Washington July 11 Representatives Moore and Gardner resolutions to investigate sanitary conditions of the national guard mobilization and to report on New Mexico Arizona and Texas units at muster were passed by the house without debate. Representative Fitzgerald’s $300000 refugee aid bill passed without dissent after Cannon attacked the president’s Detroit speech and the Mexican policy. President Wilson spoke on the policy.
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Washington
Moore
National Guard
Gardner
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
House
Fitzgerald
Mexico
Representati Cannon
Detroit
Wilson
One Bill Goes Over To Next Congress
Washington July 11 The pending relief for California operators lands bill withdrawn by President Wilson will go over to the next session and be taken up December second Monday by rearrangement of the program agreed by senate leaders The administration shipping bills and the corrupt practices bill were given priority over all but three pending appropriation bills at the current session
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Washington
California
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Public Health Aid Sought to Fight Infantile Paralysis
A public health plea to Congress requests 185000 dollars to support the fight against the infantile paralysis epidemic in New York and to curb its spread to other states.
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arcAdoo
Congress
New York
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