The Devil Plays To Tempt Olga And Karl In Molnar Tale
The review describes a stage revival of Ferenc Molnár's The Devil at the Garden theater, likening it to a revival meeting. It centers on Olga Hofman and artist Karl Mahler, who fall to temptation after meeting a sinister demon figure in the studio. The piece highlights personal devils within love, ambition, and moral struggle, urging both men and women to read the story and heed its lessons.
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Dorothy DIX
Broadway
Garden Theater
Savage
Karl Mahler
Olga Hofman
Karl
Olga
Marrige
Herman Hofman
Prudence
Ixarl
Mephistophelean
Warl
Suen Karl
Dr. Miller
Hofmans
Indianapolis Sun
Some Fast Day Superstitions in Armenia
In Armenia fasting periods last seven days with strict abstinence from food. Only unmarried young men may eat a salt cake on the seventh day, believed to bring dreams of sparkling water. The dream maiden then signifies the destined bride, a superstition tied to fasting regions and faithful belief.
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Armenia
Raphael's Prophecies Forecast a Carefree Child
General advice urges travel and caution with women and money. It predicts a child born today will be generous and extravagant, often fortunate in business but quick to spend. The note warns of losses and emphasizes vigilance in business this year.
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Sundor
Jolan
Paris
Sander
Sandor
Julan
Laszlo Voross
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl
Flirtation is fraught with fascination for a man as sticky fly paper for a fly. A married man may join a secret society to hide personal secrets. Don’t think your husband loves you because he stays out nights. Wait until he stops making excuses altogether.
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Jolan
Voross
Sandor
Laszlo
Tolan
Vilma
Siandor
Lasalle
Edwin Stevens Dominates The Devil In New York Run
New York theatergoers flock to the Garden for the Franco Molnar comedy adaptation The Devil starring Edwin Stevens. His Mephisto blends hypnotic wit with operatic training, delivering a magnetic performance that outshines the rest of Henry W. Savage’s production. The devil’s final moonlit reveal cements Stevens as the show’s standout.
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New York
Franz Molnar
Garden Theater
Henry W. d Savage
Oliver Hereford
Nick
Edwin Stevens
Augustin Daly
Stevens
Cyrano de Bergerac
Rostand
Tivoli Opera House
San Francisco
Tivoli
Tetrazzini
Colonel Savage
Vivoli
Coquelin
Paris
Mansfield
Coqueline
Cyrano
Wor
Berward Stevens
Devil
Autumia
Jover
Nettie
Edn Stevens
Hyself
Mesmer
Chesterton
Mr. Stevens
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Hrat
United States
Ferenc Molagg
Madame Jolan Voross
Madame Voross
Sandors Tatray
Sardor
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Monsieur Tatray
Las
Zly Voross
Weathy
Joian
John Shoud
Wilma
Andre
Bloomingdale
Decatur
Rushville
Connersville
Regu- Rushville
Conneraville
Chicago
Raphael
Pacific Coast
F. E. Hine
North Trinda Street
Indianapolis
MONON
UCL
Cincinnati
Helen Rowland
India
Ceylon
Ashton Stevens
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Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
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