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Concert at Union Park Today by the State Military Band
The Iowa State Military Band presents a weekly open air concert at Union Park this afternoon with director Delbey overseeing a varied programme. Prof C W Biz features a Greenswood rendering and a standout cornet solo, Liberty, by J. Pred Henry, a recent composition performed with military band accompaniment to satisfy numerous requests for repetition.
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Union Park
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Biz
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Ernest
Music program details and special train to St Joseph MO
The article lists a concert program with pieces by Luffaloes, Godd, Henry, Vienn Woods, Straus, Bizet and others. It also notes a Chicago Great Western special train to St Joseph Mo on June 6th, with departure 6 am and return at midnight, round trip $2, tickets via W B Lang in Des Moines.
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Luffaloes
Cornet
Godd
Fred Henry
Walte
Vienna Woods
Straus Wheels
Dalbey Englemann
Bizet Melange
Maid
Brooks
Overluy Madle Sloane
Floradura
Stuart von Blon
ST. Joseph
Chicago Great Western Railway
St Joseph
W. HB. Lang
City Ti Corner Fifth
Walnut & Moines
Frog Farmers Flourishing in Canadian Industry
Frog farming grows across Canada with large frog shipments to the United States and demand for frog legs and live frogs for science and stocking waters. Ontario reports one farm produced six pounds of dressed legs and seven live frogs for scientific and stocking purposes last year, while many land leases were applied for but not granted due to existing farming.
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United States
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Fragmented ad copy on animal bindings and stage songs
The passage describes a size bound frog with eight inch length and breeding at three years, plus bindings weighing half a pound. It shifts to commentary on successful songs and shows like Plorodere and The Belle of Fork, noting risque pieces and cat songs in contemporary theater.
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Heal of
Maryland
Wall York
Dramatic Themes Highlight West Theater Success
The passage discusses theatergoers struggles to grasp why certain productions achieve great success. It notes broad western audiences may judge plays as a whole and that there may be nothing extraordinary to commend in the attraction.
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West
Gotham Theatregoer Enthusiasm Fades in Quick Dazzle
A fragmented Old New York theater critique notes vivid stage names like Lottie Collins Cissy Fitagerald Yvette Guilbert and Lillian Tunsell. It compares Gothamites' rapid excitement to fleeting admiration as they chase imaginary joys amid a comic scene referencing color imagery and theatrical ardor.
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Cissy Fitagerald
Yvette Guilbert
Lillian Tunsell
The Grass Widow and a Westward New York theater season
Clyde Fitch promotes The Grass Widow with Clara Bloodgood starring amid dating rumors and a new season plan. William Gillette’s Sherlock Holmes may return midwinter. Grace George shines in Prou Prou and King Neanett is eyed for a colonial romance. London theater price debate, Pepys era costs, and stalls price shifts are reviewed as context.
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M Clara Bloodgood
Mrs. Bloodgood
William Laimbeer
Wall Street
Oer
Te West
Sherlock Holmes
William Gillette
London
Hamlet
Herbert Kelcey
Sherlock
Efe Shannon
Kelcey
Grace George
Matelot
London Theater Prices Compared With New York Rates
Prices in London theaters during the era show higher rates today, with past prices for galleries and the pit noted. The piece discusses class of offerings, equity opposition, and public willingness to pay for better entertainment, alongside a Mormon drama rehearsal and a lengthy rail excursion fare offer from the Minneapolis & St. Louis line to western cities with specific travel dates and stopovers.
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London
Bunn
Covent Garden
Henry Irving
Lyceum
New York
Uity
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