Kid and Hampton Drift Through Western Canyon Trials
A detachment of the Eishtsenth in fantrry from Jrert Bethune is trapped by Indiana in a marrow gorge. A stranger named Flimpton appears as the tale follows Gillis, Gilues, and a frontier company as they seek safety. Hampton and Kid confront romance and duty while journeying toward Mrs. Herndon in a district near the Golden Rite mine, amid tensions with Lt. Brant and a Presbyterian missionary.
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Jrert Bethune
Indiana
Hiansele
Flimpton
Cillis
Giluis
Solui
Hiampton
Fran Thie Patel
Seventh Cavalry
Lieut
Brant
Kimpton
Mewers Pane
Glencaid
Dutty
Hampton
Miss Giles
Lin
Meridon
Bob Hampton
Bob
Wynkoop
Gillis
Bethune
Dad
Fort Lincoln
Maj
Alfred Brant
I've Come Here to Live in Gleneaid Widely Separated Companions
In Gleneaid a stubborn girl and careful Hampton approach a yellow house. The girl declares she will stay or go as she pleases, while Mrs. Herndon offers shelter. Hampton faces Mrs. Herndon's distrust yet pledges support. The pair confronts a choice about the girl's future amid a church-backed move.
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Gleneaid
Hampton
Ivor-Gray
Mrs. Herndon
Sam
Mr. Hampton
Bob Hampton
Occidental
A restless day for Mr Hamp ton in a canyon tale
In a rugged scene, Bob Hampton confronts inner guilt and protects a girl named Wall from his past while the story hints at a new bond. The girl asserts independence as night falls, and the plot shifts to a cliffhanger with a continuation promised.
Division of Population and Pacific Rim Countries
The text notes that considerably more than half the people of the world live in the countries bordering the Pacific Ocean, highlighting demographic concentration around the Pacific region. It draws attention to population patterns across Pacific-bordering nations.
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Pacific
Royal catastrophe halts play at Lyric theater in New York
During E. Sothern’s revival of If I Were King at the Lyric theater, a stage accident caused the throne and royal actors to crash through the dais. The audience roared as Sothern paused before continuing the scene with Louis and his queen restored on a secondary throne. Miss McLean sustained a minor arm scrape.
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France
Lyric Theater
New York
E. T. Sothern
Mr. Sothern
Louis
Louuis
iLoatis
Malcolm Bradley
Miss McLean
Jules Wilson
Sothern
Mgr
William Collier and the Smell Three Joke
In a backstage tale of a William Collier rehearsal a young waiter enters with a tray of two cocktails. Collier notes the man seems off balance. The waiter admits there may be a third, to which Collier dryly replies that he can smell three.
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William Collier
Collier
Gollier
Callier
How Chorus Girls Feed a Diner’s Splendid Taste
Bobby escorts Clarice the chorus girl to supper after the show and treats her to pricey dishes, while she weighs costs and orders high priced items. She alternates between expensive meals and frugal noonday fare, balancing a generous appetite with a modest salary. The piece contrasts lavish nightlife with economical daytime dining and hints at the performers’ past shopping habits.
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Bobby
Clar- Ice
Chanteuse
Angelica
Clarice
Baltimore
Johnny
Gossip of the Space Stage and Summer Plans at Columbia
James K. Hackett will teach the stock company at the Columbia theater Washington for a few weeks starting May 11 presenting several of his successful plays. Eugene Walters will write a play for Miss Viola Allen next season. Miss Eleanor Roberts aims for London to appear in Salomy Jane. Eula Glaser joins Shubert era in Fin Tolles Hadel The Girl Who Cared. Margaret Wycherly ventures into vaudeville with a new act. George Fawcett, then in The Squaw Man in London, plans to revive Pudd'nhead Wilson there.
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James K. Hackett
Columbia Theater
Washington
Eugene Walters
Viola Allen
Eleanor Roberts
London
Salomy Jane
Eula Glaser
Shubert
Margaret Wycherly
George Fawcett
Pudd'nhead Wilson
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Bob Hampion
PT Acer
Sy Ranball Parrish
TAH Muderuessosing
Wlio TE Kgody Hstogmlmoe
Placer
Madan
Hob
Laura Hope Crews
Otis Skinner
Margaret Anglin
Henry Miller
Edgar Allan Woolf
Johnny Foote
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