District Leader to Open West Tour in May At Broadway
The Broadway season features stars such as John Drew Wilton Lackaye Francis Wilson and John Drew among others with later shows by Heath and Dockstader. An attraction titled The District Leader is billed as a live musical at the Arington company and Grand Opera House vaudeville bills.
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Theater graft and rising opera hopefuls in Chicago and New York
London theater graft discussed by Nat Goodwin with cab fare anecdotes. Prominent Chicago box office totals cited as a reflection of amusement spending. Avander Matthews previews a modern poetic dramatic form. A Russian-born boy Sokolsky impresses Caruso and attracts train of opera stars. Stage figure David Belasco and actor John Drew highlighted amid spring Broadway lineup and enduring shows at multiple NYC houses.
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Crusade on Tobacco and Literature in St Paul
A Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs campaign in St Paul targets juvenile tobacco use and illicit literature. Women report offenders, seize material, and press for reforms at schools, theaters, and detention programs with support from Judge Orr’s juvenile court. A public campaign aims to broaden gardening and youth engagement while maintaining social reform through tact and sympathy.
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Marie Cahill Dies in Sudden Theater Tragedy
Marie Cahill, famed as one of the country’s cleverest comediennes, perished in a sudden stage accident at the Tarden theater. Edward Vroom and The Luck of McGregor were also reported dead in the event. The funeral was held privately.
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