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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1925

Page

2

Civic Opera final week of season opens Sunday

The Chicago Civic Opera marks its final week of the 1824-25 season with a Sunday 2 PM Romeo and Juliet starring Mason Marriett Permichl and Corrent under Tolacce. Monday features Misistefole with Muzzo Claessens Corts Challupin and others led by Moranzoni.

Civic Opera Chicago Civic Opera Mason Marriett Permichl Corrent Tolacce Misistefole Rong Muzzo Claessens Corts Challupin Milles Eliatus Amllar Nemeroff Shermont Corpa de Bullet Moranzoni von Motow Martha Aung Munson Perint Schipa Larrant Moerpzoni Pellens Melisande Varden Freund Clnexxens Mojicca Baklanoff Kipots Polacco

Constructive Work and Old-Timer Advice to New Statesman

A pew representative visits an elderly legislator, seeking guidance for public service. The elder warns that true constructive work is scarce and urges the new statesman to cut national expenses while securing ample funding for his district.

New Statesman

Box on the rack causes elf suspicion aboard train

A train arrives and four men carry heavy boxes aboard. An anxious elf questions the stability of a large crate, but another passenger declares it locked and safe, easing the tensions as the box is secured overhead.

Honest Confession From The Elowie Agent

A fragmented testimony reveals confusion over a tenancy and ownership, with references to a quiet tenant and an owner named Ingreta. The bizarre dialogue hints at a dispute about belongings including a fountain pen that squeaks, suggesting a domestic dispute or misunderstood interaction.

Ingreta Uonse

Changeful Gire and the Chameleon Girl

Fragment from a dialogue listing quirky phrases and character quirks. It mentions Alicea described as changeful, a character Noah facing troubles, and social party exchanges about who is always right. Includes lines about burial and a bods clerk.

Alicea Chameleon Bods

Rosary College Benefit Card Party in Chicago

Rosary College Auxiliary hosts a benefit card party at the Kneighta of Columbus club house 4715 West Madison Chicago on Saturday January 1 at 2 pm The event lists committee members with phone numbers and notes guests with reservations due by January 24 for table seating.

Rosary College Auxilliary Rosary College Chispel New Millon Dollar Kneighta of Columbus Club West Madison Street Chicago A. Quile Cap Chaliaen Beaudain Forest

No Use Aia. X-Why Have You Never Sued Any Divorcee

Fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker accusing someone of not suing divorced women and noting a recurring pattern of men becoming bankrupt as a partner is left. Context suggests a satirical or sensational chatter piece with informal, colloquial phrasing.

They Never Miss Carry Ed-It's Astuning Ills Reach the Dead Letter Office

Ned and Ed discuss the strange spread of mail misroutes and the many kinds of ills addressed by the dead letter office. The dialogue hints at a humorous, perplexing mail puzzle and a missing letter theme.

Ned

Grand Old Opera Review Brief

A concise note on the Carmen performance at the Grand Old Opera. It praises the show while noting a few criticisms and calls for updates to bring it up to date.

Mends Skeletons Bones in Bloomsbury Hobby

A Bloomsbury Kingland man tends a unique pastime mending broken bones of skeletal models. Local hobbyist practices careful restoration, turning fragments into usable displays for a curious audience.

Bloomsbury Kingland

Advertising That Appealed Why Did You Steal the Pearl Necklace

A fragmented humor piece recaps a shop window theft motive and witty quotes about opportunity and public prints. It features garbled lines from Allen Humor and Brown-Greans, touching on dinner hours and sleep, with no clear chronology or outcome.

Allen

Posters for Public Service Company Ad Campaign

A large batch of colored posters has been designed and executed for the Public Service Company and placed at many points. Collectors, art students, and institutions request copies, including schools and libraries. Posters feature indoor and outdoor displays as part of wider institutional advertising to shape the company’s regional image.

Public Service Company Intternee Chools Charles A. Coffin Europe United States Europa Terrtory Waukegan Juliet

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