The Poli Players At The Plaza Press Agent Report
The Plaza program notes Poli Players as a fresh stock company presenting new plays weekly with no revivals. They advertise real actors and promise nightly variety including The Million and The Country Boy, followed by The Women by Belasco. Matinees today and tomorrow mark the sixth week of qualified success for the troupe.
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Plaza
Barnum
Tor
Polt
Wiz
Diays
Real
Poli
Bernd Belasco
Belasco
The Bridge at Lyric Theatre Portrays Capital and Labor
The Lyric Theatre presents The Bridge next week led by Eleanor Cleveland with Edward Nannery as the capitalist engineer Bob Conness and the daughter of the rich man played by Cleveland. The Deserter also plays, drawing strong crowds for star and company performances. Glen Anders Edwin Gers Josephine Lent Margaret Lewis Guy Harrington and Wilson Hummel receive noted supporting roles.
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Pol Iyric
Eleanor Cleveland
Lyric
Central
Hdward Nannery
Bob Conness
Glen Anders
Edwin Gers
cl@lever
Josephine Lent
Margaret Lewis
Guy Harrington
Wilson Hummel
Poli's Vaudeville By the Poll Press Agent
A packed Poll's Theatre audience yesterday enjoyed a vaudeville bill led by Dean and Price in a witty display, complemented by Uth Becker and a demure young performer in a program rich with song and spectacle.
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Poll
Yeeterday
Dean and Price
Uth Becker
Close Bros Shine In Acro Ad With Edison Talkers
Teno and Woods display real voices while the Close Bros. lead the acro act, drawing applause alongside photo plays and the Edison Talkers who deliver exceptionally good performances.
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Teno
Woods
Bros
Edison
The Accusing Hand at Fomaine Fielding theatre
Empire presents The Accusing Hand a two part feature by Foamine Fielding. The silent third degree is dramatized as a detective shows a criminal confession without accusations. Continuous show from 1 30 to 11 pm offering an hour long viewing option or a longer stay for Best Pictures in Town.
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Liubin
Fomaine Fielding
Pembroke Street
Breadbury Cruiler
Jane
Pembroke Streets
New Manager for Lyric Stock Co Fires Up Bridgeport
Eleanor Cleveland and the Lyric welcome Claud Saunders as new manager bringing a record of success in local theater. Saunders arrived in Bridgeport years ago as Har ry Glazier era advance agent and rose to general manager for Joseph M. Guite’s. His recent ventures ended in success and he will guide Lyric through the summer season.
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William Fox
Eleanor Cleveland
The
Lyric
Claud Saunders
Bridgeport
Launders
New York
Harry Glaziers
Three Musketeers
Mr. Saunders
Joseph M. Guites
Little Beauty Chat on Facial Hair Removal
A dated essay discusses common facial hair on women, noting it rises after thirty. It recommends methods like electrolysis, peroxide with ammonia, tweezing, and daily maintenance, warning results may recur and detailing precautions to avoid bleaching eyebrows or eyelashes.
Lyric set for a successful summer season under Mr Saunders
The Eleanor Cleveland organization praises Mr Saunders for his engaging personality and solid business sense, calling him a real theatrical man. Under his direction the Lyric is assured of a most successful summer season.
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Eleanor Cleveland
Mr. Saunders
Cases of Interest Rail Road Obstruction Case Review
A Mississippi ruling finds railroad workers blocking a crossing the proximate cause of a mother’s injury during childbirth delayed by 30 to 40 minutes. An Oklahoma decision addresses unborn heirs and releases, reasserting the child as an existing person at death, with remand. An Alabama court clarifies cow versus ox in a damages claim. Maine cases discuss dining car asparagus and manufacturer duty, rejecting a blanket carrier liability rule.
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Terry
New Orleans
Southern Reporter
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Herndon
St. Louis & 8. F. R. Co
Pacific Reporter
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Tombigbee V. R. Co
Wilks
Court of Appeals of Alabama
Bigelow
Maine Cent. R Co
Atlantic Reporter
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Infant James Mullamey dies after short illness
Infant son of James J. Mullamey and Susan Mullamey dies at home 576 See Street after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements not listed.
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James Joseph
James J
Susan Mullamey
See Street
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