Turning Tables on a Kidder in Tom Jones
In the comic opera Tom Jones Henry Norman as Squire Western turns the joke on John Bunny who plays Gregory. Norman drinks six glasses before prodding Bunny to join, the trick drawing easy laughter but no discipline as Bunny is stage manager.
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Tom Jones
Henry Norman
John Bunny
Mr. Norman
Squire Western
Mr. Bunny
Bunny
Theatre News: Forest Farm Folks and The Yankee Prince in Chicago
Denman Thompson buys Forest Farm Folks by Frank A Ferguson and Arnold Daly stars in The Regeneration from Owen Kildare and Walter Hackett in Chicago. Frederick Thompson to stage The Order of the Rose by Edwin Carpenter, winner in a 117-entry contest. Virginia Earle plans retirement abroad. George M. Cohan's The Yankee Prince opens in Philadelphia April 6 with Tom Lewis in a key role. Clyde Fitchs The Truth premiered in Hamburg. Otis Skinner remains in The Honor of the Family on Broadway. John D. OHara joins Lillian Russell in Wildfire as Dr Woodhurst.
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Denman Thompson
Frank A. Ferguson
Forest Farm Folks
Arnold Daly
Owen Kildare
Walter Hackett
Mr. Kildare
Mamie Rose
Chicago
Frederick Thompson
Edwin Childs Carpenter
Philadelphia
Virginia Earle
George M. Cohan
Tom” Lewis
Johnny Jones
Clyde Fitch
Rural dramas still popular across stages and countries
The piece surveys the enduring appeal of rural drama, noting New Hampshire’s Newman Thompson in The Old Homestead and the Shuberts revival of Shore Acres. It cites actors Joseph Murray and Wilton Lackaye, Clyde Fitch, Henry Hamilton, Otis Skinner, and Ethel Barrymore, highlighting the genre’s financial vitality and cross Atlantic reach.
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Newman Thompson
Swansea
N. H
William A. Hrady
Joseph Grismer
Shuberts
Shore Acres
Digby Bell
James A. Herne
London
Joseph Murray
Kerry
Ireland
Wilton Lackaye
Isle of Man
Hall Caine
Denman Thompson
Joshua Whitcomb
Clyde Fitch
Chicago
England
Henry Hamilton
Bohemia
John Boyle O'Reilly
Ines
Otis Skinner
Ethel Barrymore
Old Kentucky
United States
Rug merchant confesses to pickpocket life and relapse
Brooklyn rug maker Louis Wolf admits his double life as a successful craftsman and persistent pickpocket. He says the chase appealed more than reform, earning up to seven thousand dollars yearly from theft and noting his will often overrode his heart.
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New York
Louis Wolf
Brooklyn
Wolf
Clark
Manhattan
Baltimore dinner ends with bath suit prank at Elk Ridge
A Baltimore subscription dinner at Elk Ridge Hunt Club featured guests in costumes and a bathing suit incident. Mrs. Ral Parr and others were involved as a tub and shower bath with seltzer occurred amid champagne fueled mischief. Governors began an investigation into the affair.
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Baltimore
Elk Ridge
Henry Clews, Jr
New York
Louise Mor
Maryland
Gen
Alexander Brown
Plans for a 40 by 60 foot bank barn for 150 acres
A detailed blueprint describes a bank barn for a farm of 100 to 150 acres. It includes stalls for five horses, cattle and calf stalls, a root cellar, and a stone or concrete basement with specified dimensions, materials, and a spliced main and purline system.
The Thief Contains a Light Moment in a Mississippi Post Office
In a Mississippi town a man recalls waiting in a post office when an old negro tried to mail a letter heavier than a single stamp. The post master said another stamp was needed and the man asked if an udder stamp would make it lighter.
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Mississippi
Kyrie Bellew
Darkey
Squirrels Battle to Death in Granger Street Sky
In Saginaw Michigan two pet Texas squirrels fought to the death over a mate and a nest corner. A larger female killed the rival after a ferocious brawl witnessed by neighbors. The victor joined the male afterward, while New York Public Parks lists 113 parks ranging from small patches to Pulham Bay Park.
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Saginaw
Mich
Granger Street
Animal Kingdom
Charles Moyle
New York
New York City
Pulham Bay Park
Emmer and Spelt Dry Farming Compared For Cattle Feed
Emmer and spelt, related to wheat, differ in readiness for cattle feed with emmer yielding higher than spelt. Dry farming requires substantial planning and gear including horses, harrows, plows, a drill, and a harvester, while careful seed bed and potato planting practices boost yields.
Dainty Marguerita Quits After Knife Act Tragedy
In a searing backstage moment Dainty Marguerita, star of Senor Avarillo’s knife act, watches a dangerous flourish nearly fatal as the blade nearly pierces her heart. She announces her final appearance amid fear and despair, while Avarillo’s brutal grace remains unshaken.
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Senor Avarillo
Dainty Marguerita
Marguerita
Avarillo
Marrita
Sala
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