State Leader Monthly Edition Summary
A compact notice from the Cheyenne State Leader mentions the Sunday edition and monthly terms. It lists a price of 2.00 and provides an editor contact line with a phone number for inquiries.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1911
Page
4
A compact notice from the Cheyenne State Leader mentions the Sunday edition and monthly terms. It lists a price of 2.00 and provides an editor contact line with a phone number for inquiries.
Wyoming leaders argue Cheyenne should host the state fair in conjunction with Frontier Days to maximize crowd draw and statewide impact. They contend Douglas is ill suited due to transportation and population reach, while Cheyenne offers better access and broader promotion of Wyoming resources.
The State Leader proposes transferring the annual state fair from Dougiaa to Chey gate. The suggestion is earnest and stresses value to the state, praising Chey gate as a growing and energetic community.
A wife wakes her husband in fear of a burglar. He slips downstairs in attire and returns upstairs to reveal he misunderstood the alarm, confusing a real intruder with his own clothing. The couple discovers the joke as the husband speaks from above.
A fair sized audience welcomed B. C. Whitney's musical comedy The Isle Of Spice last evening. The rendition pleased the crowd with a lively chorus, attractive costumes, and noteworthy work by comedians Bobbie Woolsey and Tack Lealle. Bompoha, the sixty seventh King of Nicobar, drew the show’s biggest laugh.
The Atlas offers a closing program tonight with a new bill to follow featuring Miss Kate Fowler in an original turn Kama and Bird in a farce sketch. J. Gleason and B. Gleason with Tred Houlihan deliver lively ringing and dancing in Vanderville, while the Atlas Orchestra showcases an up to date repertoire and Prof Dunn explores romance in a dramatic sequence.
Miss Texas Guinan star of The Kissing Girl has begun signing photos with her thumbprints instead of autographs. The fad spreads among Chicago society women as a time saving novelty.
A revised list of plays booked by Capitol Avenue theatre management promises Cheyenne and Fort Russell patrons many nights of entertainment. Manager Stahle states that the theatre program has been updated to offer a varied lineup.
Following a settlement between the syndicate and theatre owners, the trial art notes likely few changes in bookings. Readied are January 7 Kibsing Girl, January 12 James T Powers in Tavana, January 18 Max Flaman in Mary Jane's Pa, January 14 Ma dame X, January 30 The Girl In the Kimona, February 1 The Dollar Princes, February 6 The Traveling Salesman, February 7 The Arcadiana, February 11 Maxine Elliott in The Inferior Sex, February 15 A Broken Idol, February 20 The Virginian, February 21 Madame Sherry, February 26 The Nigger, February 26 The Chocolate Soldier, March 1 The Three Twins, March 6 Pranela Wilson, March 7 Grace Cameron, March 14 The Man of the Hour, March 24 Raymond Hitchcock in The Man Who Owns Broadway, March 25 Edwin Tarry, April 22 The Call of the Wild, April 24 Sothern and Marlowe in Macbeth, May 6 Gertrude Elliott, May 9 The Lilly, May 12 Father and the Boye, May 16 John Drew, May 30 new Frohman play, June 7 Paul Gilmore.
Reported exposure of a Chicago tip trust just before New Year’s Eve gatherings shows cafe proprietors losing thousands to a hat and coat check graft. The system allegedly handled about 22 million dollars over the past three years by supplying boys to collect hats and coats and tally tips. Scattered patrons with ample funds reportedly paid up to ten or twenty dollars for the service.
A new 9 million dollar chewing gum trust formed from the Zeno and Wrigley merger in Chicago. The William Wrigley Jr. company will hold the capital stock, regulated under West Virginia law, aiming to run the world’s largest gum factory and strongest management team.
OCR fragment reports a basketball event between Eaton Business Men and Kemper Hall with a Friday Eve date around January 6. Details are incomplete and no scores or venue are provided.
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