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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
2
The Spectator notes Jolson halting a performance during a New York show as the audience and cast react. The article fragments reference What is described as a notable interruption and the crowd’s reaction at Warer river area and nearby venues. It mentions House Peters and other performers in a bustling theatre scene with lingering public interest.
A garbled notice describes a three day event at Prince Theatre featuring a performance by Hallie and a dancer. It mentions scenes and a matinee, with a focus on dance and a staged showcase. The fragmentary text references flights and a program called Beever but lacks clear details.
Fragmented OCR shows a theater section with names like AGAGTO THEATER RETT and Catherine Sasol. It mentions performances, stage events, dates, and scattered venue labels. Details are unclear but indicate a schedule of shows and actors in a historic theater page segment.
Readable fragments reference a play scene and a bowing gesture at a location near 104 Capitol Str. Mentions names like Irina and Aiton Arona. Unclear sequence, but suggests a performance or rehearsal note with a street address and cast hints.
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The readable phrases suggest a jumble of names and bits about entertainment or performance. No clear event, date, or participants are identifiable, leaving a fragmented, unclear report from the page.
Fragmented OCR text reports a violent confrontation between a policeman and an armed bandit. The garbled copy mentions a fatal clash and a likely police action, with unclear names and locations. Main facts are a deadly encounter and police involvement.
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