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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
5
A London and New York theater feature highlights the comedy success of Mrs Temple's Velogram. Special prices are offered to attract audiences to the production, with critics noting its witty pace and engaging performance.
Critics laud the farce for its constant merriment and hearty laughs. Recaps from Hearst's New York American and London papers praise the show as a sparkling, clever production with broad audience appeal.
Amusements feature Mrs Temple's Telegram a clever farce praised for staging and wit. It ran over three hundred nights at Madison Square theater New York and is to be presented at Capitol Avenue theater tomorrow evening. Critics laud its clean fun and lively humor with a strong ensemble performance.
An old advertisement promotes Ring's Little Liver Pills to energize lazy livers, cleanse the system, and clear the skin for biliousness and sick headaches at Palace Pharmacy and Drug Co priced at 25 cents.
The Colorado and Southern offers one way tickets from March 6 to April 86 to Mexico City via El Paso at a low fare of 34.30 dollars. The notice also promotes Pinesalve Carbolized as a skin poultice from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
The District Leader a bright comedy drama with special musical features played at Capitol Avenue Theatre to a warm reception. Miss Ethel Dovey starred as Floss White with charm and wit, while Fred Truesdell led as Tim Halloran. the production is praised for its clean, wholesome entertainment and well integrated music.
Dr. KR Suzuki secretary of the Colorado Japanese society meets with Secretary Burns of the Industrial club, an old friend, in a social city gathering.
Advert reads Hopper Bartley at 210 West Sixteenth Street selling the flaking one and other items as the best of everything for anglers seeking gear and supplies.
Daily strawberry specials at Palmer's Keataukrant located at 210 West Sixteenth Street. Fresh berries available every day for local shoppers and passersby seeking fruit in season.
Mrs. Harry Ruff hosts a Wednesday afternoon gathering with Mount Mellick club guests and a luncheon. At the Woman's club Mrs. E Mason Smith presents The Romantic Movement while Gordon Mackay portrays Hugo as a patriot. The Hanna relief fund receives a 5 donation. The Methodist All Society and Prideilla club entertainments are noted with guests and colorful decor. A.T. night choir performance and various club activities continue through the week.
A compact notice highlights newly furnished spaces featuring private bathrooms and global connections. It emphasizes modern interiors and European and Cape links for travelers and residents seeking updated accommodations.
The piece notes an afternoon gathering at 00 East Twenty first street with guests and sewing for Soldiers' Lane. The Whittler Club presented a side picture of John Creectot White tert to the Women's elit at Carnegie library Mee AS BO Tinnson entertained the Kuchre children. Mire A J Large returned from a short visit with friends in York Nebraska. Rev A F Gordon Mackaghie returns from the northern part of the state and will stay in Cheyenne for presbytery meetings. The Altar and Royalty society meet this afternoon at St Johns.</S>
A.M. Roedel offers We Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve praised for piles relief. The vendor notes its effectiveness and availability through Roedel.
Notice in the Leader Office offers money to loan on good security in sums of two hundred pounds and upward.
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