The Mayor of Tokio Farcical Opera Arrives in Town
The new operetta The Mayor of Tokio by Richard Carle with music by W F Peters plays Wednesday night in Chicago and New York. It follows impresario Marcus Kidder and a depleted troupe stranded in Tokio amid a Russian spy plot and romantic twists involving Oloto and Julian Lincoln.
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Chicago
New York
Tokio
Richard Carle
W. F. Peters
Japan
Nippon Metropolis
Marcus Orlando Kidder
John L. Kearney
Mr. Carle
Mr. Kidder
Kidder
San Francisco
Far East
Ivan Orfulitch
Satake
Ivan
Oloto
Kari-kari
Julian Lincoln
Ordor
Julian
Kowtow
Amusements: John L. Kearney Stars in The Mayor of To kilo
John L. Kearney led the city stage in The Mayor of To kilo at the Tabor, drawing unprecedented enthusiasm. He earned extra encores for I Like You and Foolishness, matching or surpassing Denver audiences’ reception for months. The Denver Republican calls the show the season’s best in its class at the Tabor.
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Tokio
John L. Kearney
Tokilo
the Tabor
Denver
Richard Carle
Kearney
Carle
Tabor
Denver Republican
Buster Brown Charms Cheyenne Audience At Capitol
Buster Brown theater show in Cheyenne impressed last night with new features and strong musical acts. George Yeoman’s German Philosophy monologue drew laughs, while Bobby Burns Brigade showcased a striking Scotch drill. Mise Nichols led The Rosebuds in a well received solo and chorus number. The varied program pleased all ages, with Park’s jewelry store advertised in the sponsor block.
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Buster Brown
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
George Yeoman
Bobby Burns Brigade
Rosebuds
Mise Nichols
Social Gatherings Highlight Weekend in Community
The C. 8. club enjoyed a Saturday afternoon at Miss Ray Burgman’s home with pink and white car nations, games, and music. The Masonic temple hosted a Consistory function with aNagel's orchestra, a supper, and fascinating views of Yellowstone in the blue lodge room. Daughters of the American Revolution held an afternoon with music, essays on Nathan Hale, and tea service, while the Shakespeare club and Saturday Musicale club prepared events for the week. The Mystic Mase Sewing club celebrated two birthdays with a social tea and gifts of hand painted cups.
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C. 8
Ray Burgman
Francis Gilmore
Ray Boreman
Hazel Schmitt
Margaret Scanlon
Hazel Gilmore
Masonic Temple
Nagel
Blue Lodge
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
J. EB. Stimson
Ollie Smith
George Daiber
J. M. Newman
G. W. Goff
Lawson
C. W. Burdick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Donald Whipple
Marjorie Whipple
James Walton
Willis VanDevanter
H. B. Patten
DPD
A. R
Nathan Hale
Weeks
Graham
Dyer
CA Rp
Cuesta
Sahm
Marion Burrage
Mesdames Brooke
Voorhees
Bond
Doane
Lacey
Whipple
Covert
Bartlett
Burgess
Patten
Thompson
Walton
John Carey
Miss Monroe
Taylor
Koffy
Mystic Mase Sewing Club
Meadames Taylor
Koffey
Lister
McGarten
Brubaker
Applegate
Goram
Christianson
Siggler
van Siegle
Roseboom
Loeffer
Fremont
Neb
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BIS Musical Record Breaker
Capitol Avenue Theatre
the Peanut Ballet
Jos. M. Galtes
John L. Kearney In
Peanut Ballet
Blue Ribbon
Pyrves
W. 17Th St
Passion
Life OF Christ
Tom Keene
Vinkt Park's
Pint National Bank
Shakespeare Club
W.L. Whipple
Saturday Musicale Club
Sterling
Boechner Jewelry CO
T. Walsh
Ste
Cheyenne French Dry Cleaning Company
Grands & Sigel
Red
Seventeenth St
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