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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
5
A fractured story from a gubernatorial campaign notes debates on local option and liquor policy. Speakers urge rapid action while Governor’s stance remains emphatic yet unclear. Bishop Witsunk orders July discussion to center on motives and age considerations amid party tensions.
In a heated conference, Governor Fort faced questions on local option as Dr. Moore’s report is adopted amid attacks and defenses. Rev Neal and Dr. Kulp weigh in while Thompson challenges, and Fort reportedly says he supports local option in New York speech.
The critic analyzes Owen Johnson author of The Comet noting his use of Ibsen’s dramatic model and modern play conventions. It argues his characters, especially the female lead, move the play’s action and reflect Twentieth Century views on marriage and civilization, with comparisons to Nora and Hedda Gabler.
An obscure OCR fragment credits George Bopp with inventing a pay as you leave car labeled a payae you leave car. The item appears to describe an early or hypothetical mechanism but the text is incomplete and unclear about its purpose or date.
A review praises the play Bald in Full for its frank, original treatment and vigorous storytelling. Walter is credited for daring to be unconventional, with strong backing from producers Wagenhals and Kemper after initial rejection. The piece notes Frohman and Crane’s prior discussions about casting and a lively cab ride recalling Father and the Bots.
In a New York stage season the Hideo Theatre presents The Honor of the Family with His Skinner in the leading role. The production showcases characterization as fine art, with notable acting on display and a vivid portrayal of family honor.
The New Lyceum Theatre confirms next week’s engagement of Florence J. Murray of Murray & Mackey Company, with John J. Murray as manager. The program includes Yuki San and a slate of plays such as The Will o the Wisp, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Gates of Justice, In the Shadow of the Cross, Tracy the Quaker, plus Proctor’s Bijou Dream productions and illustrated songs.
Newark Theatre presents Sir Gilbert Parker’s Tight of Way adapted by Eugene W. Preabrey next week. Starry cast includes Guy Standing and Madame Naximava with Theo Roberts as lead American character actor. Orchestra disappointment noted. the remainder promises a clever opening performance.
Fragmented OCR text describes attractions at Spill field with Nat Goodwin, third peak of tenuph at the Astm itt e with heats on sale twelve weeks in advance. Promice wens time to cowee.
The Shubert theaters in New York report strong capacity crowds across productions. The Witching Hour at Hackett Theatre, Sothern at the Lyric, Lew Fields at Herald Square, Bandana Land at Majestic, and Nearly a Hero at the Shubert stable draw large audiences. Girly by Clyde Fitch, starring Laura Nelson Hall and others, debuts to acclaim. Sam Bernard’s Nearly a Hero and The Making Pictures showcase feature standout showgirls. Otis Skinner praised by Harper’s Weekly for Philippe Bridau in The Honor of the Family after a Baltimore appearance. Lonesome Town enters its eighth week at New Circle Theatre with cast changes enhancing the show.
Jumbled OCR text mentions a Beptre 0 Treatre performance, Lent event, jovial Fourth of July, General Glory, Mr. Crane, and an Evening Marerg. Unable to extract clear names or specifics due to garbled wording.
The piece, drawn from Maude Adams in The Jesters, features a dramatic monologue urging cultural immersion and the cultivation of genius abroad to preserve national artistry. It contrasts fake titles with true talent and highlights public fascination with authenticity and fame.
A garbled review of forthcoming New York and London productions. Mentions Wagenkaly Retpar directing a Leo Ditrichatein comedy and Frohman plans to bring West End stars like Mario Lohr Alexandra Carlisle Lil Elsie Gertie Millar Eva Moore to America. Notes Ethel Barrymore and Barrie, then implies London theater managers fear losing talent to the U S.
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