The Great Laughing Musical Event Draws Huge Crowds
A years packed crowd filled venues for a grand laughing musical event described as the greatest hit in years. The show drew standing ovations and rave reviews from audiences across multiple cities.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1911
Page
7
A years packed crowd filled venues for a grand laughing musical event described as the greatest hit in years. The show drew standing ovations and rave reviews from audiences across multiple cities.
Bud Fisher's Mutt and Jeff stage production billed as a grand novelty with 50 people and two carloads of scenery. The show promises a loud, up-to-date entertainment spanning Maine to California and carries a $75,000 production value. The notice urges families to attend the corker of a performance and not miss this great big show.
Hen. Ark J. E. Freeman recounts a severe kidney ailment that left him unable to work. He credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with a single bottle curing his condition and states he has not been bothered since. He recommends the remedy and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
The Marine Band announces a special concession for children twelve and under for its Monday night concert. The tour aims to bring the nation’s greatest band to as many Americans as possible, with the gallery reserved for white people and under-12 children admitted for 35 cents, while the first two rows cost 75 cents. Tickets are available at the theater Monday night.
Mr A Mutt and his friend Jeff will stay one night in Athens visiting the Colonial on Thursday evening. The pair, famed for their humor, will entertain friends and deliver lighthearted relief, likened to a laugh cure. Bulbs for sale include Hyacinths and Narcissus bulbs in assorted colors and prices. Normal School Pharmacy
Mrs J C Green of Meetze Virginia credits Cardus with curing her womanly troubles after doctors and medicines failed. She reports renewed health, urges others to try Cardus and notes a Chattanooga company advisory service for women.
The Southern Railway and Mobile and Ohio Railroad publish an annual textile directory noting 778 mills with 182 882 looms and 142 spindles in operation as of January 1 in the system area. It lists 252 cities with 606 cotton mills and details knitting and woolen mills, urging further southern plant locations.
A train of eleven cars carrying 150 Arkansas business leaders mayors a band and entertainers left Little Rock to tour six states. The train includes four exhibit cars for fifty five counties and plans to give a bag of Arkansas rice to every housewife who visits the train along the route.
Washington D C Oct 20 Ameri can sky gazers are not directly interested in the annular eclipse of the sun which takes place tomorrow The path begins on the east coast of the Sea of Aral and moves southeast to Navian and New Guinea ending in the South Pacific Korean A partial eclipse will be visible over much of Asia Australia and northern New Zealand
Citizens from several southern Kentucky counties gathered in Burnside to celebrate the completion and opening of Lock No 21 on the Cumberland River. The event marked a milestone for regional navigation and local development projects.
Boston University today installed Dr. Lemuel H. Marlin as president. Inauguration at Trinity Church attended by prominent educators. John L. Bates presented seal and charter. Marlin spoke briefly. Addresses of greeting given at Old South Church to Yale Harvard Columbia Princeton Dartmouth and other colleges.
James le Dahlman known as Cowboy and long serving Omaha mayor lists a career spanning sheriff of Dawes County Chadron mayoral terms and a 1910 Nebraska governor bid. He endorses Foley Kidney Pills writing to Foley & Co. Chicago and says they gave him relief.
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