Jacqueline in Paris Courtship Contained by The Marquise
In Paris Jacqueline returns to the drawing room after a lively exchange with the Abbe and Marquise. The Marquise, noting Jacqueline’s fluttery mood and new dress, probes for truth about her elopement while Jacqueline masks the incident. The Abbe defends Jacqueline’s judgment as her confidences waver under social scrutiny.
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Jacqueline
Abble
Paris
Merlin
Marquise
Carteret
Jacquelné
Dr Pierce's Baby Care Claim For Barrenness Relief
An 19th century advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as curing female ailments and barrenness, promising painless childbirth and strong cheerful mothers. It promotes a medical book offer and also advertises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative for stomach liver and bowels.
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Dr. Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Jacqueline confronts jealousy and vows revenge
In a tense drawing room scene Jacqueline insists she will divorce her deceived husband and seek cash revenge. The marquise lectures on society while Carteret arrives, validates Jacqueline, then kisses her, provoking anger and humiliation.
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Julia
Jacqueline
Marquise
Carteret
Jacqueline Defies Admitting Truth In Family Spat
Jacqueline confronts her uncle, the marquise, and the abbe over alleged wickedness. She refuses to name a man but then admits Ernest was present. Laughter and disbelief shift to tears as she pleads for space and her word kept.
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Marquise
Jac
Jacqueline
Carteret
Ernest
Julia
Father Mertin
San Francisco DA Heney and a Tombstone joke
District Attorney Heney, wounded in San Francisco, told a reporter at his bedside he would not retract his remarks about city boodlers. He recalled a Tombstone editor who retracted a story claiming a rival editor’s father served 37 years in jail and was hanged, after failed commutation efforts.
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Heney
San Francisco
Clarion
Minneapolis Journal
The Marvelous Millers at the Grand and Thelma on Stage
The Marvelous Millers dazzle at the Grand with a fast paced dance show blending waltz technique and acrobatic feats. Forepaugh plans a grand Forepaugh version of Thelma featuring Thelma Sir Philip Errington and Olaf Guidmar among a strong cast, promising a superb Majestie presentation next week.
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Pertoire
Thelma
Philip Errington
George Lorimer
Britta
Winsleigh
Francis Lennox
Olaf Guidmar
Sigurd
Lovigs
Forepaugh
Arrival of Kitty at Park Theater Ends Week Run
The Park theater presents The Arrival of Kitty a lively comedy about an old codger seeking cash by marrying his ward and his maiden sister. Hal Johnson shines as Billy Brown amid catchy songs and humorous complications making it one of the season's jollier road comedies.
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Hal Johnson
Billy Brown
The Idler Charm Of Majestic Theater This Week
Majestic Theater patrons praise Charles Wrohman comedy drama The Idler for this week while Forepaugh Stock company prepares Thelma a romance from Marie Corelli Thelma to debut at Majestic next week as a new city production sought by patrons.
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Charles Wrohman
the Majestic
Forepaugh Stock Company
Thelma
Marie Corelli
The
Majestic
Foolish Wants of Mothers in a Family Debate
A speaker reflects on a man denying his mother $50 for a trip to visit his sister's new baby. The piece questions what truly counts as necessity, contrasting a stingy choice with a mother's sacrifices for her children and grandchildren. It probes values, money, and what is owed to kin.
Compliment to Shaw Stirs London Office Remark
Louise Closser Hale recounts a Dickens granddaughter office typist praising George Bernard Shaw for never speaking ill of workers, noting his concern for the women who must toil while he seeks to improve their lot.
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Louise Closser Hale
Harper
London
Charles Dickens
George Bernard Shaw
Mrs. Hale
Puzzling Canadian Time At The Union Station
A traveller asked about a Canada time notation at Union Station. O E Barbee explained that several Canadian railways use a 24 hour system with clocks starting at midnight and counting hours straight through to the next midnight.
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Union Repot
O. E. Barbee
Barbee
Empire Theater Week Draws Strong Crowds and Critics
Empire Theater features Miss Louie Dacre as principal comedian with magnetic personality and original methods. Her monologue act anchors the show, supported by Charlies A Boyle, Frank Murphy and a large company, with a chorus of "broilers" among the season’s most active.
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Louie Dacre
Mise Dacre
Charlies Aa
Boyle
Frank Murphy
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Indiana Union Traction CO
Savay
Chicago
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Georgia
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Sampson
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Johnson
Ethel May
Kitty
Majestic Theater
Winifred Black
Shaw
Julia Herne & CO
Dancing Millers
Augusta Glose
Jack Gardner
RICE
Elmer Morrow & Schellberg CO
Leo Donnelly
Kinodrome
Gus Edwards
Kountry
Srcpater
Forepaugh Stock CO
Empire Theater
Uc Woealings
Los Cottingham
Massachusetts Ave
Alabama St
Aerea Theater
Holden Stock Co
Secret Service
IS. Ie
All Broilers
2Nd Presbyterian Church
Obkas
Hanson
Caleb Mill Hall
Pearson
Music House
Toledo
Columbus
Ball Park
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