The Marquise and the Phantom of a Call
In a late night scene at the Ardeline mansion the Marquise and Honore debate motive behind a suspected affair and a ruse to reach their son Max. A telephone gambit unfolds with suspense over a supposed scene in London and a looming divorce threat. The couple awaits Max’s arrival as they fear a family scandal.
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Abbaye
Abbaye de Thelme
Brachard
Marquise
Honore
Miss Nanon
Count d’Andeline
Monsieur Max
Marquis d’Ardeline
Max
Blackguards
Maximilian
Grandpa
The Marquise Sends for Max in Desperate Fright
The Marquise fears Brachard’s ferocity after his attack shatters a door to Marie’s dressing room. She recalls his strength and imagines revenge on his faithless wife, pacing the drawing room in terror before throwing herself onto a settee and crying out for him.
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Marquise
Max
Brachard
Marie
Paving Idea Unveiled by Editorial Tone Up-State
A Milwaukee Journal editorial to Common Council members urges collaboration to solve street paving, claiming a new kind of pavement has been discovered up state. The piece exhorts aldermen to put their heads together to ensure well paved streets.
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Common Council
Milwaukee Journal
Amusing Knight Off the Road Performs in Graustark
Amusements review lauds Mr. Gardiner for a fantastical performance featuring a Knight in Port Arthur, a cannon escape, space imagery with the moon queen, and lively acts including Miss Vincent songs and acrobatics. Graustark as staged by Forepaugh promises elaborate mounting, elegant costumes, romance, and dramatic courtroom like scenes. The Torepaugh Stock Company at the Majestic will present this refined production as a notable event.
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Gardiner
Mr. Gardiner
Port Arthur
Earth
Miss Vincent
Graustark
Edelweiss
Miss Guggenslocker
Denver
Grenfall Lorry
Princess Vetlve
Park Theater Promises Two Major Dramas This Season
The Park Theater offers Clay T Vance’s company in Lem B Parker’s Married for Money about a millionaire iron magnate who abandons his wife for a younger partner, then faces downfall and redemption. Also shows Little Johnny Jones a three act musical by George M Cohan with a 7½ person cast and original scenic production seen in New York last season.
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Park Theater
Clay T. Vance
Company of Players
W. A. Wohlitecar
Lem B. Parker
Little Johnny Jones
Sumuen
George M. Cohan
America
New York
Majestic Theatre Showcases Rose of the Rancho
Forepaugh management delivers a glorious Majestic production of Rose of the Rancho and urges audiences to see it this week. Next week Graustark by Forepaugh Stock Company debuts, promising a novel adaptation admired by George Barr McCutcheon readers.
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Majestic
David Belasco
George Barr McCutcheon
Graustark
Empire Theater Preview with Louis Oberwarth
Louis Oberwarth manager of The Frolic Some Lambs company reports in London season he rode trams to suburb homes and, while smoking, noticed drivers stopping at a corner where a man stood in a doorway before pulling away of a story to be told at the Empire this week.
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Louis Oberwarth
Frolicsome Lambs
The
Empire
London
Louis
The Wheeze Between Two Men Remembrance on a Chain
Louis asks about a silver watch dangled by a man and a companion. The man confesses it is a grim joke to remind the other of his father’s hanging. The exchange reveals a chilling, uneasy habit born of past tragedy.
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Louis
Bishop to His Dog
Poem by Bishop William Doane of Albany praising a dog as faithful companion. It notes the dog views him as protector, endures discipline, and remains content when the speaker is near, shaping the speaker’s view of his relation to God. The piece ends with the line urging faithfulness and trustfulness toward God.
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William Doane
Albany
Congregationalist
Steinys fall ill shocks Cubs fans in Ohio story
Cincinnati report says Harry Stein, Cubs third baseman, is seriously ill at his Bellevue Kentucky home after two days in bed with a heavy cold. Doctors fear pneumonia as condition shows no improvement.
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fel@t
Cubs
Eellevue
Refrain of Duty and Love in a Village Home
A poem by Ada Simpson Sherwood portrays endless daily duties in a cottage life. The speaker questions the value of routine yet finds meaning in love and nature as the robin repeats its song.
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Ada Simpson Sherwood
Hearty Mutton and Split Pea Soup Recipe
A clear fire cooks one pound mutton with three fourths pound split peas soaked beforehand and five pints water for two to three hours. Add onion half a turnip half a carrot celery and a little sugar, then tomatoes and simmer thirty minutes. Strain reheat season and serve with croutons or fried bread.
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Charles Frohman
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Madam le Marquise
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Pierce
Weste
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Weil
Massachusetts Ave
Marett Department Store
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Tiljnois Street
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Taft’s Dental
Wasegun
Parters’ Protective Dairy Association
Rast
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Dona Dela Coleg
Delaware and
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VIA
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Utah
Arizona
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Tingle - Street
Claypool
M’cutcheon
Forepaugh Stock Company
Majestic Theater
Empire Theater
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III
Cincinnati
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Berlin
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Satlon
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