The White Slave At Grand Atlanta Draws Criticisms
Augusta criticism of The White Slave notes distasteful treatment of slavery and southerners prefer first class attractions. The piece faces strong backlash as Atlanta theaters face scrutiny from The Constitution and local critics. The Grand is praised as magnificent, but bad shows harm the theater’s reputation and audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley Campbell
Atlanta
Vile Alandera
Augista Heraja
Ritauion
Augusta
Bhose
Grand Tuseday and Wednesday Night Play Appears
The piece discusses sending cheap second class companies to perform well known plays while testing poorer ones. It notes attracting money in the south for quality attractions and previews an upcoming Grand appearance in the city with a high class company. Henry Miller is highlighted as a rising star in romantic drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeston
Wiliam C. Mandeville
Kate Michelena
Lil-ian Harper
Nora Rose
Homa Miller
Edward P. Wilkes
Harry Carter
Frederick Knights
John Dunamore
Kari Formes
J. Coulter-Hynes
Boon
Henry Miller
Henry Miller Leads Cast in Broadway Theatrical Season
Henry Miller chosen by Charles Frohman to head a strong company for The Casqueraders and Gudgeons at the Empire Theatre. The group features Harrington Reynolds, Robert Haines, C Leslie Allen, Mabel Bert, and Margaret Dale among others. The Broadway opera troupe, led by Elsa Camilla D Arville, promotes The Highwaymen with a cast that includes Osias D Arville and a forty-voice chorus, promising elaborate scenery and a novel stage coach hold-up scene.
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Tha
Henry Miler
Charles Frohman
Empire Theater
Henry Miller
Garden Theater
New York
Miller
Charlea Frohman
Harrington Reynally
Wadingman
Robert Haines
C. Leslie Allen
Ben Snd
Hag Mer
Mabel Bert
Margaret Dale
Telulla Evans
Ernie Browns
James H. Leahy
Harry Spear
Thomas Wood
Ellen Mortimer
Broadway Theater Opera Company
Eisa Camilla D'Arville
deKoven
Smith
Philadelphia
Boston
Wayl
Cat and Fiddle
Iing
Old York Road
Osias D'arville
Miss D'Arvil
Maud Williams
Reginsla Roberts
Nelle Bragging
George O'beanah
William
Cortes
Jon Mayson
Philip Tommey
Yaias
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Ailing Women
Letters recount relief from long standing female troubles through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Zeh of Pottsville reports restored health and energy after seven bottles, while Mrs Bell of Canton credits improved condition from treatment including the Compound and Blood Purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wm. V
Lydia
Pinkham
Incomplete OCR Summary of a Historical Article
Fragmentary text presents no clear people places dates or events. The readable bits do not yield a definite incident or outcome for a concise newspaper item.
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Sweet Lavender
Lyceum
Bronson Howard
Phil
Nettie Peters
Columbia Theater
Hunter
Baltimore
Dopgar
Sousain
Charles'ton News
Academy of the Pretty Theater
Shays
Sullivan's Island
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Europa
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Seary
Polngalah
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the Grand
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Siavele
Handsowne Lickel Gerorations
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Sears, Roebuck & Co,inc
Clevelan
Cleveland
Clevelands
Awell Westfield-Cleveland
America
Cleveland Bicycle Co
W.C. Belknap
No. N. Pryor
Georgia Goodrich & Palmer
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath CO
Keeley Institute
Atlanta, Ga
NEW Sanitarium
Whitehall ST
Carter
Alert
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Gina Shee
Marietta Street
Verona
Rives Ioaning
Penner
Ting Lycee Nme
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