Beggar's Opera Satire Promises Musical Comedy at Dothan
The Beggar's Opera, a sharp satire of ruling powers, comes to Dothan Auditorium on Thursday night November 22. John Gay wrote the piece with praise from Swift and Pope, while a new arrangement by Frederic Austin enhances the music of the more than sixty airs. The ladies orchestra, long part of the company, will meet orchestral demands under Joseph Honte.
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Newgate Prison
Dothan Auditorium
John Gay
Dean Swift
Gulliver
Alexander Pope
Swift
Pope
Mr. Gay
Frederic Austin
Joseph Honte
Education Meet to Be Held in New Orleans
Washington reports the Federal bureau of education called a conference of rural school supervisors from fourteen Southern states including Alabama and Georgia to meet in New Orleans on December 17 and 18. The gathering aims to discuss school supervision unification teacher training and equalization of opportunities for exceptional normal children.
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New Orleans
Washington
Federal Bureau of Education
Alabama
Georgia
Criminal Circuit Court Session Starts Monday November 26
The civil non jury term of the circuit court adjourned after a large calendar was disposed of. Criminal court will be in session beginning Monday November 26. A heavy docket faces this court, also, the clerk reports.
W C T U Urged To War Against Trial Wedlock
Boston November 17 4 The Women’s Christian Temperance Union was urged by Dr Valeria H Parker to combat divorce and trial marriage with sex education and spiritual encouragement at the union’s fifth annual convention Parker director of the department of social morality warned against new forms of union appealing to youth She urged sex character training from childhood to meet spiritual biological needs and warn against self expression above morals
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Boston
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Valeria H. Parker
Missing racers from Altoona and Dayton aboard Vestris
Missing Earth, De Vore of Altoona Pennsylvania and Norman Batten of Dayton, Ohio were among those missing after the Vestris disaster while en route to South America for racing meets. Mrs De Vore was rescued.
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de Vore
Altoona
Norman \. Batten
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Vestris
South America
London to replace Ye Olde Shippe with Whitehall theater
London plans a new Whitehall theater replacing the historic Ye Olde Shippe restaurant from 1650 in Whitehall. The deluxe 750-seat venue will sit near the Mall and Admiralty Arch with a full stage and easy car access.
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London
Whitehall
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
Japhet Troohes
Admiralty Arch
Thames
Hartford Merchant's Car Stolen From Behind Store
Mose Blumenfeld reported his Chevrolet coupe stolen Saturday afternoon from behind his Hartford storefront. Police have no trace of the vehicle since, and it was insured.
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Hartford
Mose Blumenfeld
Midland City Baptists Plan New Church On Old Site
Midland City Baptists have let a contract to Hunter of Ozark to construct a new modern church on the site of the old plant. The project includes an auditorium and several Sunday school rooms and will be pushed to rapid completion.
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Midland City Baptists
Hunter of Ozark
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