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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
5
Madame Holly, a costumer from Denver, will be here Monday November 28 with a complete line of masquerade costumes for J. T. Clark’s annual ball at Turner Hall Thanksgiving Eve. Prices reasonable. Madame Holly will be located at room 6 Normandie.
Hattie B. Denmark sues William H. Denmark for divorce alleging desertion. They married at West Brooklyn on Navy Street in 1896 and she says he deserted on July 12, 1905. Four children are named from the union.
Society notes list sewing school gathering Water Color clans meet on Monday Miss Tda Gilland visiting Mrs George Palmer Johnston hosts reception 4 to 7. Various church groups postpone bake sale hold turkey supper bazaar chorus rehearsal and ideas for Chamenade program November 28 and December plans.
J Dahlstrom Denver agent for St Joseph and Grand Island reports Union Pacific now routes all through freight from Kansas City and beyond over the St J G I. This change saves twenty four hours in transit time to the south and reduces delays by routing through Cheyenne.
Tonight the Atlas closes a premier bill featuring the Loretta Twins aerial act and aero barnstormers, Miss Jessen in Playing School, and Prof. Dunn with Frontier Days in Arizona. Also shows The Indian and Child and other pictures at 3:00 7:45 or 9:15 with prices 10c 25c 30c or 50c.
A feature bill at the Star Theater will be presented for the last time this Saturday. Large nightly crowds praised the new and highest quality entertainment with no repeats. Matinee at 2 30 p.m. Evening show at 7 15 p.m. Star Theater C L Hogle proprietor.
The Bittner company delivered a satisfying East Lynne performance to a large enthusiastic Cheyenne audience at the Odeon. Critics note every actor earned praise, with the troupe viewed as evenly balanced and meritorious, drawing big crowds in Cheyenne.
The theater presents Checkers with a strong company in the Capitol avenue venue. Hans Robert remains the leading hero and Dave Braham the flirtatious Push Miller. A new Pert will be played by Milas Helen Armsbec, a young Brooklyn actress.
A matinee at 2 30 p m features the comedy Only 6 Country Girl with new high backed comics inlaid with gold and set with bril Mantes. Admission shows 10 cents for children and 24 cents for adults as Cheyenne’s Murchi sop Jewelry Co. promotes the event.
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