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Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1908

Page

4

Sothern and the Dundreary Persona in Our American Cousin

The article chronicles how the Dundreary character in Our American Cousin was created by T. Sothern and Tom Taylor. It details Sothern’s shift from serious roles to vaudeville style gags and lib comedy, his collaborations, and how the absurd yet shrewd figure became his signature, drawing massive audience support for extended runs.

Sother Hare A. Sothert Beane Put Tom Taylor Dundreary Eaward Askey- Sothern Mr. Sothern Hile Lin Poaterity

Not a Financial Suaneys in a Weekly Paper

Mrs Munro reads a weekly item describing a man who buys and restores tables and chairs to look ancient and valuable. She quotes the boast that the seller makes much money and Mr Munro questions the claim while they discuss Tommy’s ability to craft a fable.

Mr. Munro Tommy

If You Ask a Living for Answers

A humorous clash unfolds in a courtroom as a lawyer questions a witness about his living while the witness reveals he sells a famed corn and bunion remedy. A married couple quarrel over a steak as a cyclone threat passes without incident.

Senator Sor Cham Quips on Politics Motive

A Washington Star quote captures Senator Sor Cham advising a young man that asking for political career advice proves unfitness for the profession. The remark underscores candid views on ambition and suitability for public life.

Senator Sorcham Washington Star

Tea Party Line Alarm Sparks Missed Train

A quirky note about a sleeper who hears only one ring while others insist on four, then drifts back to sleep and misses his train, illustrating a humorous scene from the Chicago Tribune. A Danish proverb on ready money and great cures closes the snippet.

Chicago Tribune

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