Heir to the Hoorah at Theatre Tomorrow Night
Paul Armstrongs American comedy The Heir to the Hoorah returns to the Theatre with a plot centered on the rich Hoorah mine and an heir infant. Joe Lacy marries Geral dine Kent in a marriage of convenience while a scheming mother in law schemes, a christening and reconciliations follow as the cast features Frank Monroe Helene Lackaye and Kirke La Shelle in the original roles.
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Paul Armstrong
Armstrong
Joe Lacy
Hoorah
Geraldine Kent
Joe
Lttle
Eniroye
Harvard
Crooked Street
New York
Hud Young
Wellesley
Kirke la Shettle
Costa
Frank Monroe
Helene Lackaye
Harry Croxby
Alice Murrell
Ben S. Higgins
Gene Lamont
Quimby
Ralph Dean
Hos. Hashida
Frederick Roberts
Kirke la Shelle Company
Paul Armiestrong
The Heir to the Hoorah theater debut announced
The Heir to the Hoorah a humorous drama by Paul Armstrong is slated for tomorrow night at the theater. The cast includes Frank Monroe Helene Lackaye Ralph Dean Harry Crosby and others as the rich mine owner and his wife resolve family tensions through the arrival of a baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Armstrong
Frank Monroe
Helene Lackaye
Ralph Dean
Harry Crosby
Congress Ten Reopens Amid Taunts and Tuberculosis Fight
Congress reconvenes amid sharp remarks on Porto Rico and federal state cooperation against tuberculosis. The president's legislative program appears expansive and contentious, predicting a lively session with sharp political theater.
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Porto Rico
Miss Roberts Wins Plaudits At Capital Avenue Theater
Florence Roberts led a strong supporting cast in Zira last evening, delivering her finest performance to date in a production praised for natural, powerful emotion. The New Manle story, based on a Wild Colin novel, drew sympathy and kept the audience absorbed through its dramatic realism. Roberts has become a Cheyenne favorite and will be welcomed again by an appreciative crowd. The ad notes Dudes Little Liver Pills for stomach relief and headaches.
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Florence Roberts
Zira
Capital Avenue Theater
Miss Roberts
Collin
Len
Cheyenne
Alwast
St Mark's Guild Socials and Local Club Events
Wednesday events include the Ladies of St Mark's Guild entertaining at Governors Mansion and Mount Mellick Club meeting with Mrs Meyer Frank. Thursday hosts Kuehne Club by Mrs Martin Hartung, Friday Presbyteran Add Society with Mrs Pagewell, and Saturday notices of musical and church activities plus a bridal plan overview featuring Miss Towle and others.
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St. Mark's Guild
Governors Manolo
Mount Mellick Club
Meyer Frank
Martin Hartung
Presbyterian Add Society
Pagewll
East Eighteenth Street
Baptist Willing Workers’ Society
Muatoateeh
Cathegie Auditorian
Dowelack
Hove
Martin
Filey
Miss Towle
Alisa
Maa
Korley
Sorbet
Brenndit
Underwood
Willits
Sallivin
Bihel Vance
Tea Party Honors Mrs Jenking at Mire with Lavender Decor
Horace Jenkins and Misa KL Jenkins hosted a Saturday afternoon tea at Mrs. Jenking's home. Lavender and white decorations, a lavender bell centerpiece, and a china shower followed the luncheon. Guests included numerous local residents and noted attendees such as Agnes Jenkins and Hittie Grant Minw, with social chat filling the afternoon.
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Horace Jenkins
Misa Klslo Jenkins
Mike Machel
H Whyford
Jenking
degornjUlona
Meath
Trump
Walter Ulver Kennedy
Thomad Motdruta
Wily Hrosmat
Myrtle Edwuardy
Carl Jockin
Garlock
Mino
Mary Cook Huth Holliday
Latah
Windle
Agnes Jenkins
Hittie Grant
Agnes
Tankian
China
Ducaelon
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Lesse & Mann
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W. 17Th St
Tom Keene
Pinesalve
Duras
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Congress
Lem Ellis
Llegre
The
Shakesperean Club
Hospital Aid Society
Women's Club
CS Club
Odioorgred
oDeynant
Mint
Hurgman
Francis Gilmore
Taxel Sibiitt
Treie Pocket
Eltity
Migs Inet Schmitt
Pitesti
Eurtie
Te St. Marit
Nebraska
Mike Marellet Murray
Tor Ming Mattie Murray
Todd Tive Hate Vly Eeelty
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Palaon Pharwiaey Drie Co
T. Walsh
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