Season 1s closing for Mary players
Chauncey Olcott Walker Whiteside Al Wilson and Bernard Daly complete seasons Laura Burt to head company Special Correspondence of the Standard New York May 26 1909 Chauncey Olcott wraps up a week at Grand Opera House with farewell performances of Ragged Robins. The season ends Saturday. Ziegfeld prepares Follies of 1910 and summer shows at New York venues. Walker Whiteside returns from Chicago to Hastings on Hudson for summer. James Warner stars in Alias Jimmy Valentine at Wallack's as Daly plans a future production.
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the Standard
New York
Chauncey Olcott
Grand Opera House
Robi
Mr. Olcott
Saratoga
Ziegfeld Jr
New York Theater
W. Wania
Ziegfeld
Frederick Thompson
New Amsterdam Theater
Comic Supplement
Maude Raymond
Joseph Cawthorne
Bijou
Jim the Penman
Lyric
City
the Hackett
Marie Dressler
Herald Square
de Wolf Hopper
Daly's
Nazimova
Thirty-ninth Street
Caste
Impire
Henry Miller
Garrick
Spitfire
Lyceum
Spendthrift
The
Hudson
Francis Wilson
Criterion
Knickerbocker
Gaiety
Astor
H. B. Warner
Jimmy Valentine
Wallack
William J. Kelly
Stuyvesant Theater
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Eugenie Blair
Camille
Armand
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Frank Howe
Walnut Street Theater
John Emerson
Shuberts
Europe
England
Germany
Marietta Olly
Astor Theater
Wagenhals & Kemper
Hope
Warner
Lee Randall
Jimmy ‘Valentine
Paul Armstrong
Walker Whiteside
Chicago
Zangwill
Mr. Whiteside
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Liebler & Co
Gertrude Elliott
Glad
Mrs. Burnett
Eleanor Robson
London
Hugh Ford
Hall Caine
Bard
Auburn
Boston
Robert Edeson
Laura Burt
Henry Savage
Bernard Daly
Brooklyn
Pacific Coast
Daly
Kerry
Myles Aroon
William J. Scanion
Barry of
the Hills
Caldwell
Lyric Theater
al H. Wilson
Toronto
Sidney R. Ellis
Wilson
Grantwood-on the-Hudson
Clara Morris
Margaret Anglin
George Riddle
Cambridge
Mass
University of California
Mr. Riddle
Agamemnon
Harvard
Bryn Mawr
Nancy Sykes
Gallatin High School to Graduates Twenty in 1930
Bozeman May 31 Twenty students will receive diplomas from Gallatin county high school next Friday evening eight finished mid year and twelve finish this year The commencement program includes a juniors reception at the Bozeman hotel and the baccalaureate was held at the Christian church led by Rev Wiley Mountjoy The commencement address will be given by Rev P Bishop The school reports its largest enrollment and best year winning top honors at the Missoula interscholastic meet including first in the field meet highest points and first in the essay contest with Minor changes in the faculty including Latin teacher Mignon Quan resigning and Eudora Cook named successor
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Standard
Bozeman
Gallatin County High School
Edna _ Fitzgerald
James Kiefer
Eda Kindler
Wit Papke
Rausie Roecher
Clara Story
Madge Switzer
Alonzo Truitt
Lulu E. Boss
Clara M. Flanders
Viola L. Fowler
Fuller Gilchrist
F. M. Gray
Alton M. Holbrook
Myron W. Mountjoy
Grace BE
Melton
Lulu A. Nelson
Alice Noble
Grace Wylie
Alden R. Webster
Bridges
P. Bishop
Opera House
Missoula
Mignon Quan
Eudora Cook
Stevens Point
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Bell crown mushroom hat described for young women
A wet mushroom hat trimmed with small rose buds and leaves suits girls aged 14 to 18. It is proposed as an afternoon accessory with sheer batiste or fine linen frocks and held by chin tying ribbon streamers.
Stereotype Rising From Piano Lessons Prompt
A quoted exchange questions how a pianist should choose a name with foreign appeal. One speaker opposes adopting a non native name while the other suggests naming choices resembling a disease, highlighting bias in the arts.
Hope for Further Delay in Getting Case to Trial
Moses Haas of New York and Frederick A. Peckham of Cincinnati pleaded not guilty to the 1905 cotton leak indictment in the agriculture department. They obtained ten days to withdraw pleas and file motions to quash, seeking to invalidate the earlier charges after relief on the 1908 indictment.
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Washington
Moses Haas
New York
Frederick A. Peckham
Cincinnati
Department of Agriculture
Justice Gould
Union of South Africa Born In 1910 Proclaimed
In Pretoria the royal proclamation creating the Union of South Africa as a single dominion was read. Viscount Gladstone became governor general and General Botha the premier as the new ministry took oath, linking Cape Colony Orange River Natal and Transvaal.
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Pretoria
Union of South Africa
Cape Colony
Orange River Colony
Natal
Transvaal
Assembly House
South Africa
Gladstone
Union
Botha
Curious London directory names and surprising trades
The London directory lists famous name associations with odd trades such as Sebastian Bach as a hearse dealer and William Shakespeare as a barrister tailor and van builder. Other entries include Julius Caesar as a chemist and Homer as a lighterman, with quirky pairings like Crusoe and Gulliver among the names.
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London Directory
Sebastian Bach
Robert Bruce
John
Bunyan
John Milton
James Boswell
William Shakespeare
Julius Caesar
Livy
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Aneta
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Sage ON Righrt
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Seon
Gensral Tlie
al Wilson
Laura
Burt
Gallatin High
Joni Feder
Homer
Pindar
Aper
Francis Teams
Bayard