Polly of the Civens at Liberty Centre in New York
A long theatre piece notes Polly of the Civens and The Fortune Hunter at Liberty Centre New York with Tony and Frederic Thompson’s troupe slated for a season split among Chicago Boston and Philadelphia. It highlights religious attacks on theatre and promises musical comedies with Sidnay’s George Bidney, Lenmedia sensational acts at the Grand, and multiple acts touring across major cities.
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AY Smith
Polly
Frederic Thompadu
Misa Tony
Auth’s
Tomighl
Liberty Centre
New York City
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
George
Bidney
Izzy
Sidney
Amith
York
Whitsky
Herald Square
New York
Geagow
Actress Miss Fearnley recalls stage roots and horse mishap
In a reflective interview, Miss Fearnley discusses early dreams of becoming an actress, her training at Franklin Academy, and pivotal stage experiences with Louis Mann and at Waldorf Theatre. She recounts riding a horse during a chaotic location shoot and a recent automobile mishap, noting family concerns and career decisions.
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Hier
Hur
Fearnley
Franklin
Wall River
Andy Cluetion
Miss Wemley
Stock
Columbia
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bat Mobeyies
Minell
Tegessity
Louis Mann
Gotling
Lois Mann
Clara Whittan
Julie Bon-Bon
London
Eng
Waldart
Mister Kent
Rafles.* Left Stage To Be At Home. Miss Wearnluy
Atani
Raffles
Rolinney Picture Company
Timp Company
Miss Fearnlay
Imp
Song of the Siren The Grand
For the week beginning Sunday March 9 the Grand presents Fle Song of the Siren a musical comedy with twenty people. The act is far above any act of its kind seen at the Grand this year in Columbus Broadway show reviews note high praise.
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Jana Drew
Keil
Monahoti
Dob
Howard
White
Grand
Columbus
Orval Overall Announces Retirement From Baseball
Orval Overall, recently reinstated by the national baseball commission, states he will retire from professional baseball. He notes reluctance to reenter Chicago, fearing a public clash if he did not pitch, and mentions past friction with the Chicago club over a trade.
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Tos Angeles
Orvel Ovavail
National Baseball Commission
Chicago National
Murphy
Chicago
Hagcheen
Gladys Green Sues Baseball Club For Damages
Gladys Green, 15, testified before Judge Freeman in the superior court that she was a baseball fan who knew the game’s inside points. She defended herself against a $25,000 damage suit against the Chicago National League Baseball Club for injuries suffered at a doubleheader between the Cubs and the Philadelphia team on August 23, 1910. She recalled, Papa and I went to see a double header the day I was hurt.
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Chicago
Bareh
Iladys
Reene
Freeman
Winnans
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Cubs
Papa
Fragmented dialogue on a double header definition
A court scene fragment shows a lawyer asking what a double header means and another person explaining it as two games. The dialogue mentions fielding, a ball to right field, and reactions from bystanders amid competing accounts.
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E. J. Cook
Othe Mateal
Fragmented Text Summary of Local Notice
The readable fragments describe a tense situation with unclear details. Names and concrete places are not discernible. The passage hints at personal distress and possible wrongdoing but lacks verifiable facts to form a complete item.
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