Pearl Seward Wins With Ole Sensation Draws
Miss Pearl Seward wins a dramatic bout as the Ole sensation draws attention with a striking performance. The event drew crowds and highlighted Seward's skill and stage presence.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1901
Page
9
Miss Pearl Seward wins a dramatic bout as the Ole sensation draws attention with a striking performance. The event drew crowds and highlighted Seward's skill and stage presence.
Theatre listings review a busy week with multiple showings including The Bondman Faust Cumberland 61 East Lyne The Power of the Press Michael stro gon Cherry Pickers and Cotton King. Notes praise the New Year attractions and performances by Goethe era pieces and cast details.
Franks Daniels star turn announced for a new operatic comedy Miss Simplicity as he tours major cities. The article notes his enduring fame, lack of visible aging, and mentions accompanying cast and production details including Allen, Cabie, and Broadhurst engagements, with discussion of the show's reception and potential future performances.
Readable lines indicate that Lyme A Ward of France 4el Strogefi and Cumberland will be admitted for opening night if they secure seats before a pending deadline at Pear Monday. Requires confirmation of exact names and venue.
The King Dramatic Company will headline the Temple Theatre all week. The program features attractive specialties and lighter portions, with dances by Sully and 2s Amt, Tapley Joveland, and Harry UaMar among the highlighted acts.
The King dramatic company opens Monday at Temple Theatre with The Boldman as its lead and a debut of new scenic effects. Chera of the Press and three showy attractions headline the program, a departure from ordinary popular attractions.
The text praises Mr Armstrong as a highly talented leading figure in the Middle States theater scene. It notes his popularity and strong reputation within the repertoire Lokis.
The piece described as a pleasing house filling spectacle by Daniels and Miss Simplicity is set to tour to Buffalo and Philadelphia with staged musical comedy. It is anticipated to draw strong local interest similar to prior successful runs. Mrs. LeMurne is slated for leading performance roles in the opening dynedates.
Promoter plans a program led by John Allison, famed as drummer Jones in What Happened to Jones, with Roland Reed’s The Wrong Mr Weight and Glyde Fitch’s The Climbers featuring Miss Amelia Ham. Production aims for Bijou theater quality with the same cast and scenery.
Mrs SH Newsom of Decatur Alabama says Electric Bitters saved her from a grim fate after three years of severe indigestion water brash and bowel pepsia. She reports immediate relief and now enjoys better appetite and health. The ad claims a guaranteed cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles at 50 cents a bottle from Dreier Bros store.
Rockhill Bros advertises unequalled facilities for wintering horses with home delivery from pits, inviting farm customers to call on 1216 for services and pricing.
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