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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1901
Page
14
A brief advertisement highlights stylish colorings and artistic designs with embossed gilt and cartridge papers in all shapes. It claims to attract lovers of beauty who seek economy and refined tastes, promising goods that are always cheap.
The Theatre and Drama presents Nell Lyons Healy in Monte Cristo and Lost in the Sierras with a week of performances beginning Monday December 2. The cast includes Kirke La Shelle and Barton Pittman with a parade of landscapes and costumes described as lavish and stage worthy.
The article discusses William H. Crane in David Harum and the production’s reception. It notes costume details for Miss Sylva and a royal robe scene, mentions Miss Sylva’s attire, and praises Crane Frohman and Fisher/Ryley collaboration, predicting long Broadway life for the play. It highlights the novelty of Crane’s comic hit and the play’s strong box office performance.
The play ran in New York and could have stayed the season if not for existing contracts. Mr. Frohman has surrounded Mr Crane with a strong company. the production is elaborate. The story spans three acts set entirely in Homeville New York ending at Aunt Polly's Christmas dinner. E. Rose directed the production. The Chicago engagement closed last night.
The Making Machine proves a superb Christmas gift with perfect reproduction of music and human voice. See it at 1 Guy Conklin's, 156 Calhoun Street, as it impresses with clear sound and clarity.
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