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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1900
Page
7
Suttons theater presents a 2:30 Sunday matinee featuring Webber and Fields from New York in Ten vaudeville Jet and Miss May Godfrey with her pupils. Macey’s refined company performs Turned Up a three act farce about a sea captain’s tangled loves and comical escapades at a summer villa with an undertaker, princess, and disguises.
Nella Bergen abandons tour with De Wolf Hopper while John Drew moves into Shakespeare film. Many stars and playwrights are noted, including Ada Rehan, Miss Nethersole, Marie Antoinette Puccini opera, Rostand, Frohman, Modjeska, Howells, and various theater trends. New plays, vaudeville shifts, and upcoming seasons across New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and London are discussed with dates and venues.
In Chicago discussion, a memory of meeting Edwin Booth in Manchester in 1860 is recounted alongside praise for Cushman and a later Rostand play L Aiglon rehearsed in Paris with Bernhardt. References touch on Melba, a canard about her engagement, and a Dramatic Mirror critique of vulgar laughter at theater, including Japanese players in New York.
The Society of German composers reports extensive musical activity across virtuosos, orchestras, military bands, theaters, and concert halls. It lists thousands of players, teachers, clubs, and venues, with 277,100 performances in 1897 and 2,701,900 pieces produced, reflecting music’s broad support in Germany.
Berlin reports through semi official channels that Prince Herbert von Bismarck may become the imperial chancellor if Count von Hohenlohe resigns. The aging chancellor seeks retirement while the heir to the late Chancellor proves adept in diplomacy and public affairs, with strong ties to the United States.
A Chicago firm Kuhn Loeb & Co promised to continue a deceased employee’s salary as a pension for his widow, who is now to receive seven thousand dollars annually. The note recalls Jacob Schiff’s presence at the deathbed and the firm’s assurance of ongoing support. Also listed are letters advertised at Butte for the week ending March 7, 1900, including Maud angle and Julia Brandon among many others.
A long OCR readout lists numerous individuals including Rennelly James Cooney Deehan Dr PR Dennehy Pat Dougherty Maym Frelander Minnie Featherly Mrs K Funk John Fraser Jennie Fulton Miss Jens Gunderson Annie Grotsisa Adam Goodwin Chas Guigeppe E Gundry Edward Gibson Gilbert Gavin Frank Hiatt James Harrington Pat Hardy Philips Hocking Peter Hansen Peter Hammond Matt Halloran Milas Houghton Michal Toldings Jim Irving Kate Isaacson WJ Jackson Edith Jordan Ursula Joynt Sam Judge Mike Johnson TJ Hendrig Thos Heelan Thomas Hemsens Pat Hardy Philips Hocking Peter Hansen and many others, ending with Postmaster Irvin.
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