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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1895
Page
3
Florence Levey, the Gaiety Girl, headlines a New York program with singing, dancing, and stage charm. The act contrasts beauty and its lively chorus numbers, featuring quick costume changes and a playful Sheepish medley, ending with an elaborate empire pink satin tableau and a final dance routine.
A fragmentary note describes Whistler the artist at a theater. It mentions two ladies present and references ongoing concerns during the acts and between performances. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear context or names.
A reminiscence recounts Keen, a Quaker and pupil of Macready, becoming an actor. The piece describes Keen’s appearance and temperament, his early exposure to actors like Irving, and moments from his life including breakfast with an amateur at a theatre and his conversations about acting and religion. It also mentions Skelton's theatrical career and a separate note about records set by Frank J. Skelton in long-distance walks.
A detailed early machine concept shows a simple construction to assist filling cigarette packs with adjustable capacity. It features a base box, hinged front, slideways, a plunger, cross bars, a wedge mechanism, and a lever for packing. The design includes adjustable apertures and a battery spark system, with notes on use and potential applications.
A compact poetic item notes fashion shifts as blooms and crinoline gowns gain favor. It contrasts how common styles change and suggests enduring popularity for new attire among society.
Fragmentary text references two new women and a political context. Details are unclear but indicate minor party history notes or local political remarks. The source lacks full names dates or places to provide a precise event or outcome.
Luckie Thurlow born in the south in 1874 rises as a male character change singer and versatile performer. She teaches herself piano and banjo, made her first public appearance with Mr. Bingham in New York, and debuted on the vaudeville stage in August 1894 at Frocter's Theatre.
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