Tribune lecture course tickets sell fast for season
Advance sale for the Tribune lecture course shows strong interest from country readers with many season tickets sold. Seat choice goes to early buyers as tickets are issued with numbers. Season tickets cost 1.25 dollars for Tribune subscribers and 1.50 dollars for others. Single admission next Monday is 35 cents. Everett Kemp will present Sevenoaks, praised as an up to date story teller in demand nationwide. Missing Kemp would mean a season loss for many.
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New Colorado Brand Book Arrives for Stockmen Use
Secretary of State James Cowie sent a copy of the state brand book to the Tribune office asking that stockmen be notified. The book will be on file for inspection by any interested party and is valued for stockmen. It lists brands and owner details in alphabetical index for easy finding.
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Colorado
Tribune
James Cowie
Visit San Antonio Winter Resort at Low Rates
Descriptive notice promotes San Antonio as a superb winter resort with illustrated booklet. Highlights very low rates via Colorado and Southern railway. From T. Ef. isher, general passenger agent, Denver.
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Colorado & Southern Railway
Isher
Denver
Amusements Kemp to appear at First Presbyterian lecture
Everett Kemp, a leading lyceum attraction, comes to the First Presbyterian church Monday evening as the Tribune lecture course opener. He will perform Sevenoaks in five acts, portraying various characters with a mix of humor and pathos, and the show runs about forty minutes with strict seating and tardiness rules, ahead of a Greek opera house date on Friday, November 18.
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First Presbyterian Church
Tribune
Lyceum
Kemp
Sevenoaks
Jim Fenton
Benedict
Mike Conlin
New York City
Belcher
Jim
Hull
Parsifal Scene Transforms Castle To Flower Garden
The forthcoming Parsifal production features a striking scene where Klingsor’s castle becomes a radiant flower garden. Kun dry is summoned but hesitates, fearing the magician’s power and schemes. Kundry is compelled by necromantic acts and a pact with the Evil One to appear in the blue vapor filled den.
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Klingsor
Kundry
Doan's Kidney Pills End Rheumatic Attacks
Testimony from Mrs. L. T. Weidman of Greeley Colorado praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing rheumatic symptoms by improving kidney function. Both she and her husband report relief from backache and aching joints after using the remedy purchased at Reynolds Drug Co. The ad urges readers to buy Doan's at local outlets, with Foster Milburn Co. as the New York supplier and the slogan Remember the name.
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Doan
Greeley
L. T. Weidman
Fifth Street
Reynolds Drug Co
Rey
Weidman
Foster-Milburn Co
New York
States
Denver pastor seeks help for county hospital ward
A Denver story notes Rev. W Parry-T has served the city for years as rector and argues the county hospital there is neglected. It calls for the people of Denver to provide financial aid or performances to fund his care and secure private, better accommodations for the pastor.
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Denver
W. Parry-T
Parry-Thomas
Dens
Martyn Hart
Parsis and Flower Maidens in Klingsor Scene
A dramatic segues from Kundry’s despair to Klingsor’s magic as the flower garden and flower maidens appear, matching the arch wizard’s occult powers. The note mentions a long performance with Acts and a 7:45 pm curtain, plus scattered local events and medical ad blurbs.
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Kundry
Klingsor
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