Stage and Screen Notes on Carreer and Broadway Prospects
Caler a noted stage attraction in town joins the Zettrid Mollice next month. The return of Jolson to New York for a four week stint, the Girl I Loved film adaptation, and the rise of photoplays with sea settings are highlighted. Cast changes, rehearsals, and possible Broadway openings are covered with focus on performances, tours, and industry moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Jolson
Broadwits Verite Semedian
New York
Irigg Aif
Winton Garden
Jetson
Hinaniin
Charles Say
James Wisionih’ Riess
Anitay
Alén
Thiass
Batley Willie Nive Calhoun
Wanda Uawler
Moet Wilpostane
Ameria
Nik Feathres
Warry Millarde
Hin Denim
Ihr
Amusements and Notices in a Dated City Page
A noisy late 19th or early 20th century amusements column lists stage acts, film previews, and performances. Names like Owens Kelley, Billy Gorter, and Dade Gitke appear among acts, with mention of Broadway shows, music numbers, vaudeville routines, and a river of theatergoing detail across multiple venues and days.
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Teds
Ela Am Creel
Owens & Kelley
Aero
Jin
Sindh
Comppany
Peg Per Pave
Tinid
Golet
Refusal To Move Auto Proves Costly To Man
Henry MacPenald of 253 Vin avenue was fired after refusing to move his automobile from in front of Bryant Isiveltio company plant. He faced court orders and a breach allegation as police, including Special Officer Tultus, pursued the incident. William Gitz of 2683 North Avenue was involved, with serious injury noted but unclear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry MacPenald
Vin Avenue
Terence
Bryant Isiveltio
Jose MireDonald
Lent
MIL
Hal MacDonald
Tultus
Dorling
Wolly
Titsaulanivhils
Dows
jWilliam GC
Iitz
North Avenue
Vaudeville and Theatre Notes From A Busy Week
A crowded program featuring Whit, Pools Men, friar far tie fast Hines, Gus Bales, and a long list of performers and acts is announced. The lineup includes comedians, dancing couples, and musical comedy stars with prominent names such as Wade, Lewis Patho, Gerke Ralston, and Warry Millarde. The Strand and Hippodrome theaters present sketches, vaudeville, and a dramatic feature about a storm and a citywide disaster, with previews listed for May 24 to 28 and ongoing shows through the week.
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Gus Bales
Rathong
Peo Heavners
Debe Soach Boeke
Wasry
Lewis
Thyaisday
Pope
Olinson
Ames
Gerke Ralston
Vielek Pouny
Bee Bergle
Peggy Dr
Nate
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Geran Smith
Goeldt
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PRU
Second Symphony Orchestra
Mideast
St. Ann’s Parish
West End
Clara Kimball Young
Colleen Moore