East Lynne Presented By New York Company At Buckley
Mast Lynne described as a great dramatic vehicle will be presented at Buckley on November 88. A carefully selected company and competent direction promise a balanced performance with full scenic equipment and ample accessories for an emotional, top season production.
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Lynne
Mast Lynne
Twrobgs
Artreises
Theatr
Inal Feld
Foseeh Up
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York
New York Roadway Burlesque Acts Draw Crowd
The program features men only acts with a troupe of pretty girls and vaudeville artists. Opening piece titled An Adamiess Edeu arouses interest with costuming and dramatic staging. The closing burletta Ain't is Awful Ma bel promises strong laughs and a lineup of high class vaudeville acts.
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New York
Burlesautrs 7
Mabel
Brewster's Millions at Mucklen Theater Friday night
Brewster's Millions will be shown at the Mucklen Theater on Friday evening November 27. Edward Abeles stars as Monty Brewster faced with the challenge of disposing of a million dollars under strict conditions, a humorous four act farce. The supporting cast includes Fay Wallace, Emily Lytton, Nestor Lennon, Ada May Talcott, Willard Howe and others.
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Mucklen Theater
Edward Abeles
Monty Brewster
Fay Wallace
Peggy” Gray
Emily Lytton
Nestor Lennon
Ada May Talbott
Willard Howe
Gaage ‘Clare
Gaston ‘Bell
Grace Arnold
Joseph Wouddburn
Albert Sachett
Kilgour Stars In The Devil at Buddlin Theater
Joseph Kilgour headlines The Devil at the Buddlin theater on Tuesday night November 24, under Alfred E. Aarons and Henry W. Savage. Kilgour, famed for villain roles and light comedy in prior plays, is noted for London stage success and an enviable reputation in several major parts.
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Joseph Kilgour
Alfred E. Aarons
Henry W. Savage
Buddlen Theater
Mr. Kilgour
Chamberlain
Lion and the Mouse” Company
Agx Gen
Washingtonn
Captain Barrington
London
Adelphi Theatter
Oliver Opera House to Present Henry Miller Production
Arrangements completed in South Bend for a full week of Charlie’s Servant in the House at the Oliver Opera House starting November 30. The production, praised by the Chicago Daily News as the most beautiful play of all ages and hailed by the New York Evening Post as premier art, promises a notable period of performances.
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Oliver
South Bend
Scniprers
Oliver Opera
Henry Miller
Charlies
New ‘York
American theater slate features Edna Burns and Ethel Barrymore plans
The text notes Edna Burns engaged by Charles Ohman to lead Framas Wilson in Waen Knights with Jessie Millward supporting Barrymore in Lady Frederick. Clara Lipman to appear in a Madam Fred de Gresac piece. Alfred Surra builds The End of the Game with Matthews, Arliss, and Bramder Matthews praised.
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Edna
Burns
Charles Ohman
Framas Wilson
Jessie Millward
Ethel Barrymore
Frederick
Meresten
Pittsburg
Clara Lipman
Louis
Isi Bor
Fred.de _Gresac
Geong
Arliss
Bramder Matthews
Devil
Mir
Matthews
Wise and Hackett Team for One-Act Curtain-Raisers
Thomas A. Wise and Walter Hackett form a writing partnership to create a set of one-act curtain-raisers. Hackett previously collaborated with Owen Kildare on The Regeneration, and Wise is known for A Gentleman from Mississippi. The project targets staged programs seeking short warmups.
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Thomas A. Wise
Mississippi
Walter Hackett
Owen Kildare
Barrie Comedy to Arrive in New York in English Dress
The play What Every Woman Knows by J M Barrie with Miss Meade Adams and company prepares for New York debut in English dress. First performance time not yet set.
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J. M. Barrie
Sidney R Ellis Gains Attention for Dutch Era Play
The success of Al H Wilsch in When Old New York was Dutch brings Sidney R Ellis to prominence as the author. Ellis's The German Carnivalier has been accepted by a New York manager and is in preparation for next season.
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al. H. Wilsch
New York
Sidney R Ellis
Carnavalier
Vaudeville duo Reginald De Koven and Stanislaus Strange debut
Reginald De Koven and Stanislaus Strange completed their first joint vaudeville work The Magic Bottle. A trial performance the other day drew great praise, and the two authors plan to continue their partnership for some time.
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Reginald de Koven
Stanislaus Strange
Harry Lauder to Tour America for $100000 Deal
Report says Harry Lauder will receive about $100000 for his current America tour and for travel time at sea both ways. Manager William Morris is said to arrange payments for each show and sailing periods. Cast members named include Hilda Spong and others such as Herbert Percy Mortimer Snow Frederick Sullivan Harry Turpin Wispa Payne Inda Palmer and Mary McCabe. First performance set for next Monday.
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Harry Lauder
America
William Morris
England
Hilda Spong
A.man and His
H .R. Durant
Herbert
Percy
Mortimer Snow
Frederick Sullivan
Harry Turpin
Wisa Payne
Inda Palmer
Mary McCabe
Young Men's Christian Association Gulf States Convention Opens
Atlanta hosts the fourth annual convention of the Young Men's Christian Association of the Gulf States. Delegates arrive from Alabama Mississippi Florida and Georgia as the event runs through the week.
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Atlanta
Yoimg Men's ‘Christian Association of
Gulf States
Alabama
Mississippi
Plaxida
Georgia
Central Electric Railway Meeting Reported
Lima Ohio hosts the annual Central Electric Railway Association gathering touching interurban lines in Ohio Indiana and nearby states. Topics include electric mail service competition with steam and effects of recent financial trends on interurban carriers. Naval Architects Meet in New York to discuss design and construction of large warships for the U S Navy.
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Lima
Central Electric Railway Association
Ohio
Indiana
Nes
United States
Cme
Naval Architects
York
Navy
Uncle Sam’s. Navy
Society of” Naval’ Architects
Marine: Legineers
Amschitects
Ands Constructors
American Manners and Money Clash in Gilded Family Tale
A French author comments on the American man and girl as symbols of old world virtue and new world commerce. He warns the American father and brother cling to enterprise while a gilded set pursues leisure, with romance as currency in a market of status and birth. The text shifts to a lengthy food recipe for curing ham and bacon with brine and spices, detailing steps from brine preparation to baking and serving.
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Wilmimz
Tree
Iloi
Our Kitchen Shelf From Old Linen To Roast Beef Pudding
A column of household hints covers uses for stale linen threads for darning, vinegar and sugar to polish, cheese preservation, and wrapping to keep freshness. Recipes include Yorkshire Pudding with Roast Beef and guidance on gravy, pan setup, and serving.
Pie crust making tips and methods from an old note
The text outlines methods for making flaky pie crusts including rolling top crust, cutting to fit, spreading butter, and sealing with a slit. It mentions rinsing flour from the pie with a little cold water to prevent sticking and discusses opinions on whether to roll butter into the crust or rub it into place.
Dust Buildup Warns Before Starting Furnace Fire
Before lighting a furnace fire, life out all registers to reveal dust accumulation. Despite careful housekeeping dust sent through rooms may irritate threats causing pain. Ensure dust is cleared from pipes as far as reachable before ignition.
Illinois exhibit to showcase corn growth and uses
The program details an extensive agricultural fair with corn production focus. It highlights exhibits on cereals, grasses, feeds, and machinery plus demonstrations from 107 dairy products and a corn kitchen. Lectures by leading agricultural figures will cover scientific corn raising, with the University of Illinois department managing educational features.
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