Evening Observer items from Lorgnette section
A collage of theater gossip and celebrity notes from the Lorgnette section includes oblique references to Buffalo Bill’s daughter Orra, Maud Powell the 14 year old violin prodigy, Miss Lydia Thompson’s American tour plans, Joe Acton’s wrestling dare, and Victoria Woodhull’s theater debut. The item also mentions theater marriages, actor salaries, and ongoing touring troupes affecting marriages and divorces.
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Buffalo Bill
Orra
Hocheater
Tom Thumb
Fred Leslie
Romeo
Mary Anderson
Juliet
London
St. Louis
Mock Marriage a Sociable at Flatbush Church
A Long Island Methodist sociable at John A Case’s residence featured games and a mock wedding acted by Annie Sigbie Walter Vaughn Charles Areson. The farce included performers introducing each other as husband and wife and ended with a local dispute when Annie claimed to be an Indian and Walter the target of her prank.
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Methodist
Flatbush
Long Island
John A. Case
Romanou
Annie Sigbie
Bride
Walter Vaughn
Charles Areson
Parson
Walters
Afton
Annoyed in Law and Changeable Plots in a Domestic Feud
A man publicly acknowledged as a husband faces a tangle as his mother-in-law seizes control and plots a new marriage to an orphan girl to create a mother-in-law dynasty. The quarrel shifts to divorce and disputes over unity, power, and of course, marriage. Meanwhile reports note annexation talk in Queensland and a depot fire in Arkansas with incendiary suspicion. An Interstate Commission pushes for federal aid education in the South.
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Walter
Mr. Vaughn
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