Beyond Pardon at Bristol Opera House Promises Stunning Display
The Evening Standard of Troy reports Theodore Kremer's Beyond Pardon will debut at the Bristol opera house next Tuesday. Miss Marguerite Hammond as Zelma earns ovation for emotional depth, while Miss Louise Lewis captivates with a clear soprano. The company receives hearty praise for performance and elaborate costumes.
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Bristol Opera House
Evening Standard of
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Marguerite Hammond
Zelma
Louise Lewis
Annie Laurie
Fairy Opera at Bristol Opera House Delights Youths
A juvenile fairy opera in two acts will be staged at the Bristol Opera House on Monday and Tuesday evenings September 28 and 29 by about 200 of St Mary’s church Sunday school singers and speakers. Rich costumes and New York sets enrich scenes of a fairy garden a coral cave and a giant blooming rose with a silver swan boat. The tale unfolds in verse through twenty musical numbers.
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Bristol Opera House
St. Mary’s Church
New York
Bristol Opera House Schedule and Local Notices
Sept 7–12 One Week Bristol Opera House features child actress Ethel Dyffryn and Company in repertoire. Sept 15 Beyond Pardon. Sept 19 Social in Columbia Hall for Italian Band benefit. Oct 2 Heart of Chicago. Oct 8–12 Company C Second Regiment fair in Pokanoket Hall. Oct 7 Brindamour the Magician. Oct 19 Maud Muller. Oct 31–Nov 9 Council Dom Luiz Felippe fair in Columbia Hall. Nov 25 The Game Keeper. Jan 1 Utah the Great Mormon play. Jan 12 The Eleventh Hour. Owes His Life to a Neighbor's Kindness. D. P. Daugherty aided by neighbor with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Korsale by W. H. Buffington.
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Town Council Special Meeting Elects Pro Tem and Receives Voter List
The town council met Tuesday with four members present, Franklin absent. Cummings was elected president pro tem and assigned to identify residents depositing ashes and debris on Walley street. He also will arrange removal of a dead tree on Hope street. The surveyor of highways will inspect earthwork after utility installations and restore streets. Chief Hoard will notify Patrick Hammill to move the tramp house at Bradford street foot, recently purchased by Hammill. The final canvass of voters, current at 1,771, will occur just before November’s election.
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Stanton Estate
Hoard
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Hammill
South Ends of Newport to Meet Bristol on the Common
The South Ends of Newport, who were to play Bristol last Saturday before rain halted the game, will visit for a 8 o clock contest on the common. Bristol fields Tucker and Van Almkirk with Anderson, Connery, Morris, Chase, Mack, Minard and Miller. South Ends counters Hogan Sullivan Sullivan Waters Keenan Whittey Johnson Egan and others in a line that includes Sullivan and Egan.
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South Ends
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J. Sullivan
P. Martin
ID. Sullivan
Waters
Keenan
Whittey
Johnson
C.f
Egan
Perry Anniversary Observance For Twenty Fifth Year
Mr and Mrs Charles Varnum Perry issue cards for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary to be celebrated at their home on Varnum street next Thursday evening Sept 17. They married Sept 17, 1878, by Rev Samuel Moran at Trinity church. Mr Perry is son of the late James De W and Julia S Perry. Mrs Perry, maiden Mary Isabel Trotter, is daughter of the late Andrew S and Mary Williams Trotter.
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Charles Varnum Perry
Varnum Street
Perry
Samuel Moran
Trinity Church
James de W
Julia S (Jones) Perry
Mary Isabel Trotter
Andrew S
Mary (Williams) Trotter
Advertising offer in The Phoenix newspaper space
The Phoenix promotes two inch classified ads with a three month circulation of 26 650 copies for 5 dollars. One inch ads cost 3 dollars for three months and larger ads scale down per size. It argues dodgers cost more and are less read, stressing home newspaper reach and family readership. It invites advertisers to place orders and promises help crafting catchy copy to boost business.
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