Lyric Theatre to Close Stock With New York Comedy NCiIan Clothes
The Lyric announces last week of stock and presents the New York comedy NCiIan Clothes from Morosco, a tale of a society girl who marries an army captain who later becomes a butler to study social etiquette while staying near her. The show features a blend of romance, mystery, and humor.
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Ian Clothes
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London
Charles Bryant
Lord Kidderminster
Ray Thompson
el Newman
Victor Patel
Eugene Klum
Claire du Brey
Jane Sterling
John Steppling
William J. Irving
Myrtle Risbell
French Boxers Not Match For Yanks
A historic two round bout in McDonaghville Louisiana saw Henri Piet, lightweight champion of France, overwhelmed by Ad Wolgast who dominated the second round with a crushing stomach blow and a right jaw swing. The piece implies French boxers fare poorly against American fighters.
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Divorce Sparks Matchup Between Ex-Wives suitors
Helpess notes the ex wife’s plan to wed a struggling young lawyer. Wood replies that if she has made up her mind, he might as well cease struggling.
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Elliott Seeks Freight Rate Increases Across Regions
Washington May 24 Howard Elliott chairman of the sub committee of the General Rate Committee of the Association of Railway Executives urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to raise freight rates by about 30 percent in the Eastern Southern and Western territories to cover returns on property investments under the Transportation Act. He cited low returns in the East and South and slightly higher in the West and warned that current costs outpace revenues, urging a fair wage settlement and quicker rate adjustments to sustain railroads and prevent Treasury subsidies.
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Drastic action for jumping players in minors
The national miners organization warns jumpers to return to contracted clubs by June 1 or face five years barred from reinstatement, with three years for continued defiance. The national board will rule on applications, not individual clubs, as two out law centers draw players to Steel League and Idaho independents. The move aims to curb constant contract jumps seen since the minor league season opened.
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