Arizona and Why Girls Leave Home at Grand and Park
Vaudeville notes describe WRAAD and parades of Arizona afternoons and evenings at the Grand and Park theaters. Fannie Rice headlines a varied bill with magicians, singers, comedians, trained animals, and new scenic setups by Remington and Burridge. Arizona promises a strong western drama with Thomas’s play and a robust supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wraad
Finnis Rice
PARB
Rmfire
The
Dreamland
Bar- Neequtre
PaRk
Arizona
Park Theater
Thomas
de Coundadort
America
Arloona
Southwest
Pam
Romeo
Alabama
Missouri
New York
Chicago
Jeraldsquare
Grand Opera
Cur Gago
Academy of Music
Thomas Hes
Can‘tys Ranch
Fort Grant
Aravalpe
Valley
Walter Burridge
Aricona
Hi there Cawn't yer see we're the bill at Palfry show
A fragmented stage scene describes a touring company led by Palfry and a cast of artists including Loula Pritchow Marie Dodd and Jally Zon. The text notes a crowded Strand venue with Carson-like banter and a remark about cultural polish amid a small audience, closing with Lucile's first country visit and a Heritalne Pun exchange at the Minnrapetis Journal.
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Juvel
Acta
Palfry
Barton
Ea Cledo
Raymond
Calix
Hares Tvaveaty
Loula Pritchow
Pabpy
Mant Lester
Quinn
York
Marie Dodd
Flealint
Jally Zon
Wille
Nual
Behind the Times
Lucile
Vaudeville and Burlesque Tourat Empire Grand
A finishing tour features a strong company led by ED Stair with John T. Thomas and notable cast. Acts include new risqué numbers, electric effects, and vaudeville sketches. The show runs Monday through Saturday at the Empire with encore performances and added attractions from Six Hunko Gine and a Grand finale through the clouds.
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Bel
America
Stair
Rays
John T. Thomas
Welan
Dan Coleman
Harry Lester Mason
Jon 'H
Hawley
Louie Powers
John Clutane
Paint Stockwis
Jen
WT J Llewellyn
Hi BK
Roscoe
Jef Warden
Jearie Chapman
Julia Sweeney
Mabel Florence
Alvie Jones
Ewoire
Empire
Aircuir Ca
Eble
Cirone
Vaudevilla
Acta
Jatlo
Louden Mest Halle
Ximogrand
Theatrical Review From The East Theatre News
An East coast theater page highlights Barney Gilmore in Auld Counthray and Baxter routines with The Graner company star Hap Wand recounting a rabbit superstition tale. Details include Miss Della Clarke and 30 actors, with Shily Baxter and The Duke of Dutan noted amid lively melodrama and musical comedy elements.
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Baxter Butte
Sidney Talur
Toler
Shily Baxter
Iret
Chiar Dicter
Big Baxter
Owen Davis Han
Della Clarke
Hap Wand
the Graner
Afs
Cherbbit
Rend Newsy Paper Rul Lee CO Times
Fragmentary OCR text mentions readers and a paper. It hints at a local newspaper context in a distressed form, with garbled lines implying a Rend Newsy style and a citation to a paper by Rul Lee CO Times.
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Lee CO Times
Unclear text on bill passage and provost damagе summary
The readable portion notes a bill passage in the Senate amid unclear contextual details. Mentions concern over the Provost, a coffee reference, and a rush of activity as a liquor issue appears unresolved. Further specifics are not decipherable from the fragment.
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Senate
Damvinst
Sen
Two Stars in Elks Show Highlight Murmured Talent
The Elks show features Harry Murbarger performing a song by Aira WAV Carter titled Oty Jew Livin Bass, with local interest in Murbarger's vocal range. The piece, the only original from a local author, is expected to showcase a favorable rendition and strong reception at March 12 performance.
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Harry Murbarger
Frelish
Morharger
Aira
Wav
Carter
Ndlananelts
Oty Jew
Chile
Reno
Murharger
Murberger
Packers Fight Over Witness List In Federal Court
In Chicago on March 5 the beef packers defense pressed to compel production of 20 witnesses named by the government. Attorneys argued for cooperation between the Bureau of Corporations and the attorney general to reveal records, while the government countered that such production would expose government records and grand jury materials. The exchange included calls for handwriting experts and broader access to documents from commerce and labor departments.
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fieripps-Meize
Chicago
Councel
Comminseloner Garfell
Chit Stathetiolan du
Rand
Department
Wackern
Bureau of Corporations
Re Packers
Indletmein
Hem
United Matern
Storrivon
Commerce
Department of Honor
Grand Jury
Sarge Haughrey
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News of the Stage
Fannie Rice
Yeuteville
Ben Agaartnion
Dole
Detiphitu
Remi
Fanni Ri¢e
Comadianus
In- Olandpolls
Murr
Manser
Pratense
Macart
Grand Wefera
Charles Sweet
Swert
Great Britain
Remeraldy
Singinana Danomene
Kenn
Welsh
Melrose
Qilfford
Burke
Adale
Dahn
Howe
Jywald
Fred Burmmer
Fidid
Brother
Mla
Ter
Wellenigh
Dehung
Emma Ray
E' Peonie
Ray Hares
Ray
St Lonie
Arizona’ AT the Park
Br. Imamins
Wan Tha Ald
Esmeralda Sisters
Fanny
Apstral
Marena
Dulin
Barney Cgilmore
Detroit News
Mr. Gilmore
Barytonn
Ouillener
Meg Giler
Robert Maley
Nilsie Ferguson
Daley
Reraine Farouson
F. Morton Keeley
Nat M. Wits
Hamerican
Bunkey
Remnny Morris
Holm
Ura Ramer
Ats
Holt Tinery
Boly
Naniaual Siinster
Hole
Mimi
Marrs Moctarger
Dreamland Burlesquers
Iter
Charles R. Sweet
Esmeralda
Keno, Walsh & Melrose
Glifford & Burke
James F. MacDonald
Adair & Dahn
Russia
Anguatos Thermus Great Company
Lesdon
Pay
Pricy
Empire Theater
Tom Miner
Gr Nood
Jolly Zeb
Jornstone Zarroy
Vain Sisters
Gagfrey
Tinhicse Cs
George Memsic
Unk” Russell
Chicags
Philadelphia
Ray Branson
Intonaporte
Amrke Ryan
Hounds
Murphy
Kid Adams
Dnck Morgan
Tom Caneon
Phonon
Indianapolis Gas CO
Phares
Indianapolis
Anderson
Sale St Muder's
Taeadey
Weil
M. Holloran
Shank
Washington
Packers
Jupiter
Fust
Jarholt
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