Bowser as Sleuth Arrests First Night
Mr Bowser dresses as a sleuth to catch a supposed murderer after bringing a suspicious bundle home. He prowls the house and streets in disguise, suspects the piano and the fridge, and even confronts a cobbler disguise before police call him in for impersonating an officer. Mrs Bowser endures the farce while he chases clues and barely avoids trouble.
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TC. McClure
Mr. Bowser
Hinger
Bowser
Tim
Mays. Bowser
Mrs. Bowser
Vidocq
Mra
Samuel Bowser
M. Quad
Ad Claim Cites Artificial Limbs in Dance Debate
A Minneapolis Journal quote highlights controversy over a dancer's ability with artificial legs. The remark targets Mme. Padden and questions whether artificial limbs hinder ballet excellence.
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Mme. Padden
Minneapolis Journal
Too Strong For Taking Play Review Gibes In Comedy
Fragmented clippings cite critics and readers from the Indy In the next seat Baltimore American and Denver News Times commenting on a play’s intensity and breathless effect. Quips mock the lead’s self respect and a line about mislaid pride appears amid hurried chatter.
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Indy
Baltimore American
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Todd
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Appleby & Peterson
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Homer City National Bank
Homer City
Penna
J. C. Forsythe
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Bible Songs
the Progress
New York
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
S. W. Guthrie
Farners Bank Bldg
Indiana, Pa
Blacksmith
Ray Walton
Carpenters Avenue
Palace Skating Rink
J. M. Stewart & CO
Peoples’ Insurance Agency Savings and Trust
Frank Douglass
Progress Ly
John F. Steving
Bell Phone
American Union
Atore
Phila
Joe Mazza
P. Q. Box
Saltsburg
W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia St
Vogel Bros
North Sixth Street
Rossmayne Flouring Mills
Frantz Bros
Rossmoyne
Quaker
Rewanee ‘System of Water Supply
J.C. Moore Hardware & Supply Co
W. Brilmart & Son
Opticians
Pennsylvania
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