Forty Five Minutes from Broadway at Capitol Avenue
Amusements present George M. Cohan play Forty Five Minutes from Broadway at Capitol Avenue theater tomorrow night. Scott Vetch stars as Kid Burns with Frances Gordon as Mary. Gordon has drawn praise for Plain Mary and a demure maid role. Scott Welch co stars. Song hits include Mary is a Grand Old Name So Long Mary and Forty Five Minutes from Broadway. Seats are on sale today.
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Capitol Avenue Theater
Kian & Erlanger
Broadway
George M. Cohan
Scott Vetch
Kid Burns
Frances Gordon
the New Yorker
Scott Welch
Mary
The Gingerbread Man at Capitol Avenue Theatre
A clean funny musical comedy titled The Gingerbread Man plays Capitol Avenue Theatre on Monday March 30. Despite a juvenile seeming title adults laugh and enjoy the witty drolleries and catchy music, with brilliant scenic design and dazzling electric effects.
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Capitol Avenue Theater
Opposition Bulletin Against the Aldrich Currency Bill
The Merchants Association of New York issues a bulletin opposing Bill No. 3023 in the Senate. It warns the Aldrich currency plan would force banks to invest in bonds and inflate government liabilities, hurting merchants and raising loan rates while failing to provide timely currency for business needs.
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Merchants’ Association, OF
New York
Merchants’ Association of
United States Senate
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Senate
Aldrich
Reward Offered for Lost Lady's Hat on Capitol Avenue
A $10 reward is offered for the finder of a band box left on Capitol avenue between Depot and Twenty-fourth street containing a ladies black fur hat trimmed with black plumes and flowers along with a waist and extra flowers. Return to 2011 Central avenue for reward.
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Depot
Twenty-fourth Street
Central Avenue
Musical and social entertainments delight society circle
Society items recount a Saturday evening at Carnegie auditorium with Misses Cleland and Stine staging flags and palms, a Tennyson program, qu o tation contest, and witty remarks. Other notes mention church, club, and charity events plus a Chicago Record-Herald clipping about Edwin Turner’s family and a Lake Forest academy charity opera netting over 600 dollars.
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Cleland
Maude Johnston
Gussie Johnston
Stine
Bartlett
Eleanor Sahm
Carnegie Auditorium
Wa. E. Roedel
Tennyson
C. T. Johnston
Kennedy
Edwin A. Abbey
Bruner
Napoleon
Ohio
A. E. Roedel
Johnston
Armstrong
H. B. Henderson
Ira B. Fee
W. L. Whipple
Misses Middlehauf
Thornton
Mabel Patten
Margaret Knight
Hawes
Adam Reid
Grace
Reid
Duffey
Fincher
Cressy
Coates
Beard
Edwin Turner
K. G. Turner
Chicago Récord-Herald
Lake Forest Academy
Powers
Illinois Children's Home and Aide Society
North Shore Society
Dramatic Club
Academy
Hoyne Wills
Turner
Harry J. Powers, Jr
Mr and Mrs Manewal Return From Europe to Cheyenne
Mr and Mrs Louis Manewal Sr of Cheyenne have just landed in New York on March 19 after months touring the Continent and Great Britain and are expected to reach Cheyenne shortly.
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Louis Manewal, Sr
Cheyenne
Continent
Great Britain
New York
Chicago
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