Clara Mathes Hig Stock company at Sutton's theater opens Sunday
The Clara Mathes Hig Stock company begins a four week stay at Sutton's theater with two plays weekly, Sundays and Thursdays. Opening is The Heroes of Us, a bloodless military drama with a strong heart story, followed by The Light of Honey set in the Franco-Prussian war era. The company, praised after Bull Lake, promises fresh productions with modern staging and specialties.
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Theatrical notes on actors and productions
A dense survey of stage news features Joseph Grismer reworking Way Down Est into a novel, Maude Aquins studying Paris for Bernhardt, and many others. It notes London and New York showings, legal actions, marriages, and annual theatre shifts with Julia Marlowe Olga Nethersole and Maude Adams among the names.
Theatrical Wardrobe Damaged in Firestorm Losses
Historic costumes and wardrobes were destroyed in a blaze, including outfits worn by Croizette Mme Madeline Bi and Mme Fava, with performances by Talbot, Bressant, Bel aunay, Got, and the Coquelins noted. Daniel Frohman sailed for market inspection and signed a drama contract for an American subject. Abby Sage Richardson to adapt for him. Frohman aims to reopen the Criterion with Richard Carvel, plans Lyceum ventures, and considers Manon Lescaut or similar works. Kendals may visit next season.
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Alice Nielsen Described as a Mischievous Yet Charming Young Woman
The Chicago Journal quotes Amy Leslie describing Alice Nie pink and white as a tiny, kittenlike presence who remains youthful in appearance. She is modest yet curious, often shy, but can burst into saucy mischief and is praised for a unique blend of Swede and Irish traits with wit and humor.
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Slaughter of the Song Birds to Cease
Washington reports Congress acts to end the sparrow threat and restore song birds once common in America. Efforts target mongoose imports and other nonnative pests blamed for reducing native feathered populations.
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Protect American songbirds and curb alien sparrows
Amos J. Cummings urges Congress to empower the Agriculture Department to declare injurious birds and enforce laws to restore the nation’s songbird population. He recalls how Washington’s skies once rang with robins and warblers, now scarce due to sparrow slaughter and habitat loss, and warns that federal action is needed to prevent further decline.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Health Boosts
A vintage testimonial touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a premier spring blood purifier curing scrofula boils psoriasis and other spring humors. It claims 75 percent cure rate yearly and urges readers to choose Hood's for strength and health. Mrs Dan Maxsteth分享 her son's scrofula recovery and personal vitality gains after use.
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Dan Maxsteth
North Londonderry
New Hampshire
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