Colonial Attractions at the Colonial Revue and Tiger Rose previews
A fragmentary 1900s theater note discusses John J. Whose Black and White Revue at Colonial, praising lavish scenery and costumes aimed at female audiences. It previews David Belasco’s Tiger Rose, an elevated love story touring from New York to Chicago, lauding its appeal to theatergoers.
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John J
New ‘York
Wbix
Chicago
David
Belasco
Metropolis
Weieee
Leer
Rose
Not for three years we offer satin and muslin at sale prices
The store promotes satin messaline at 2.75 per yard in 36 inch width with colors including Copen taupe Pekin blue white turquoise sky mail garnet plim Belgium marine navy black coral African brown pink old rose golden brown lilac gray Nile. Nainsooks priced 9.50 to 10.00 per ten yards with Phantom loth Chimosa Check Cleopatra Cinderella brands. Union linen damask towels 65c to 98c and guest towels at 1.25. Turkish towels in rose blue mass lavender, new designs.
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Belgium
Nile
Phantom Loth
Chimosa
Cleopatra
Cinderella
Eye opening sale on silk and voile fabrics and blankets
A table of white goods offers imported and plain voiles, crepe de chine, and plaid blankets at sale prices. Materials like crepe de chine and voiles are discounted from typical $1.35 and $2.75 values, with colors listed and blankets advertised as regular $7.50 but available quickly at sale. Blouses in Irish Dimity and French Voiles attract buyers.
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Dimity
Tiger Rose to Return in Original Broadway Production
The article notes the return of Tiger Rose in its original Belasco production with Canadian wild romance, promising no second company and no transport costs for original scenery. It highlights Belasco's insistence on presenting the authentic show. Tiger Rose opens at the Colonial Friday evening.
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Bigelty
Itesson
Willard Mack
I.ty
Raso Boccin
Mr. Belasco
Sparas
Tiger Rose
David
Belasgo
Rose
the Colonial
Short skirt craze draws Atlanta reaction in 1910s column
The Banner reports reformers, club women and teachers in Atlanta debating the length of skirts as the trend spreads from Broadway to Peachtree Street and Canal Street. Observers note modest extremes and windblown exposure, with critics arguing fashions distract from decorum while observers compare street scenes to musical comedies.
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The
Banner
Atlanta
Broadway
Peachtree Street
Canal ‘Street
New Orleans
Georgia Man Claims Ownership of World’s Largest Tobacco Pipe
Special to The Banner from Atlanta Georgia September 20. Palmer Edenfield a well known Georgian claims to own the world’s largest tobacco pipe. The bowl is a large teacup built of iron with a stem connected by soldered joint. The pipe is noted as a fine smoking contrivance and said to be useful for warming hands in winter and could serve as a formidable weapon.
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Atlante
Palmer Edenfield
Napoleon
Valuable Indian Relic Found Near Atlanta
Special to The Banner reports a copper crown discovered near Stone Mountain in an Indian mound. The crown and fine metal beadwork show skilled metalworking by Indians in North Georgia and east Tennessee. The discoverer notes the crown was likely worn by tribal leaders and adds several beads of metal and stone were found with it.
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Atlanta
Georgia
East
Tennessee
Stone Mountain
Forty Nine Baptized at Carithers Mill Oconee County
Bogart Georgia September 20 crowds gathered at Carithers Mill to witness forty nine candidates baptized into Bethabara Bogart and Statham Churches. Pastor Faust has preached at these churches and Rev Henderson of Maysville now pastors, with funding and home provided.
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Bogart
Oconee
Sgathere
Carithers
Aphalachea Tiver
Witnesdi
Oconee ‘County
Geld -Hy Bastor Faust
Windor
C. W
Statham
Christf Deavor
Plan For Annual Georgia Cotton Conference
Special to The Baavier in Atlanta Georgia September notes a plan for the Georgia Division of the Cotton Men association to hold a convention in October. Invitations to speak have been extended to E D Smith and Brown. The meeting aims to discuss financing and policy for the 1920 crop and future markets with potential rediscount options through the Sixth District Federal Reserve Bank and notes secured by cotton.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Pen Nal
E.D. Smith
South
Eh Brown
Georgia Comminatoy
Federal Reserve Bend
Ler of
Brown
M. B.wellborn
Federal ‘Reserve Board
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Vo- Bel
John ’Vogel
Our
Michael
Jooks
Messaline
Georgia Man
the ‘Banner
H. R. “Palmer
Carither’s
Oconee County
Cotton:Men’ ‘Plan
Talmadge
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