Jacques Brachard Wins Annette at Last in Jealous Passions
In a tense room, Jacques admits flaws and declares love to Anne Marie and Annette. She reveals past fears but yields, recognizing his devotion. He, once a defeated man, vows to rise for their future as she agrees to try, sealing their union at last.
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Anne-Marie
d’Andelines
Jacques
Brachard
Farewall
Jean
An-ne-Marie
Annette
Anne
Potter
Chear
Prohibition Debate: Women and Fashion Overspend
The piece critiques Professor Hugo Munsterberg’s view that women’s dress excesses rival male drink in destroying families. It argues women push prohibition while indulging in gowns and hats, urging reform of spendthrift fashion alongside temperance. It notes both genders’ influence on family finances and calls for an anti fashion crusade to curb extravagance.
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Hugo Munsterberg
Professor Munsterberg
Fadettes of Boston at the Grand showcase talent and humor
An all female Boston orchestra led by Caroline B. Nichols delivers high quality music and novelty acts at the Grand. The program includes Emme Lawrence as Goldie Cute, Bert Howard as stage manager, Willlie and Eugene Howard, Lavinia Shannon, Lizzie Daly, Sue Smith, Paul Valadon the magician, and the European Athletes. The Rays and Emma present King Casey at the Park with Johnny Ray delivering comedy and song and Mrs Ray sharing vocal numbers. The bill promises lively acts, strong acts, and multiple encores for a bustling show period.
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Fadettes
Boston
Caroline B. Nichols
Emme Lawrence
Goldie
Bert Howard
Miss Lawrence
Mr. Howard
Willie Howard
Eugene Howard
Lavinia Shannon
Miss Shannon
Charles Darrah
Lizzie Daly
Daly
Paul Valadon
Kellar
Washington, D. C
Wark Theater
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Johnny
Emma
King Casey
the Park
New York
Lalla Pa Zaza
Johnny Ray
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Mrs. Ray
Chief Casey
New York Fire Department
Goldie Mine
Arizona
Pat Causey
Lalla Palaza
Dan Coleman
Etta Reynolds
Gus Witmar
Alma Bauer
Materia
Harry Lester Mason
Orphiz Noodle
Frank E. Rose
Lieut. Hardy
Eve Pearson
Princess Eulatlah
Majestic shows The Manxman with Forepaugh cast
The Majestic presents The Manxman by Hall Caine as a Forepaugh Stock production. Miss Choate leads the female roles, replacing Miss Spinney, with George Arvine as Peter Quilliam and Ainsworth Arnold as Philip Christian. The unit is praised for staging and acting in a dramatic love triangle. Next week features The Marriage of William Ashe.
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the Majestic
Caine
Forepaugh Stock Company
Wilson Barrett
The
Majestic
Choate
Miss Spinney
Miss Choate
George Arvine
Peter Quilliam
Ainsworth Arnold
Philip Christian
Caesar Cregeen
J. Francie Kirk
Margaret Mayo
Humphrey Ward
William Ashe
Grace George
Tennis and mail mingle in a French drawing room
The scene follows Miss Jacqueline Carteret awaiting Count Andre at halft past two as Ernest Augarde receives his papers. Germain and Charlotte Bernier handle letters while Miss Bernier seeks Mr. Augarde and Jacqueline contemplates a future with Andre amid tennis plans and a waiting marquise.
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Germain
Ernest Augarde
Andre
Count Andre de Juvigny
Jacques
Marquise
Count Andre
Julia
Charlotte
Miss Bernier
Mr. Auwarde
Jacqueline Carteret
Ernest
Augarde
Jacqueline
Rose
Missa Jacqueline
Mr. Augarde
Miss Jacqueline
Mr. Andre
Charlotte Bernier
Jokes and Anecdotes From A Varied Nightly Reading
A collage of witty snippets. a rustic tale of a rejected marriage proposal, a bishop's comic baptism anecdote in a fishing village, and Hudson Maxim recounting a fogbound London evening at Delmonico’s with a Londoner’s misadventure on the stairs.
Conscientious driver remorseful after hen incident
A motorist stopped after accidentally killing a hen, apologized and offered compensation. A farmhouse woman answered the door and revealed she had been trying to catch the same hen for three days for dinner, expressing gratitude for the incident ending in relief.
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Tee
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