Dancing Violinist Frank Whitman Delights Grand Audiences
Amusements recounts Frank Whitman the dancing violinist sharing his upbringing in Pennsylvania. He describes a strict childhood routine of violin and dance, a sister act, and motherly push toward entertainment. The piece also praises performers W. H. Cavanaugh Virginia Howell Robert Jackson Thurston and Thurston in a melodrama with lively character tokens.
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Frank Whitman
Germany
Pennsyl
Forepaugh Players At Majestic Present The Road to Yesterday
The Forepaugh Stock Company at the Majestic earns praise for excellent presentation and rare judgment in selections. Next week they offer The Road to Yesterday a romance with a contrasting cream play.
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Majestic
The
London
England
Elspeth Tyrell
Jack Greatover
James
Forepaugh
Poslam Drug Claims Fast Eczema Cure and New Small Size
The advertisement promotes poslam as a quick cure for eczema and various skin ailments. It notes a one year track record, with thousands cured, and introduces a new fifty cent size alongside the standard two dollar package. Samples are offered free upon request from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Weber Drug Co
Indianapolis
Westth Street
New York City
Road of Yesterday and Outlaw's Christmas At Majestic Park
The Majestic Theater opened Forepaugh's Road of Yesterday a melodrama crossing New York Klondike and Grand Canyon with the outlaw's vindication and a dramatic death. E A Turner as Jack Foster and Gertrude Dion Magill star with Little Belle Jeanette. An illustrated song program by Gertrude Hassler Fugate accompanies a diverse, travel filled program.
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Park Theater
United States
Theodore Kremer
New York City
Klondike
Grand Canyon
Colorado
New York
E. A. Turner
Jack Foster
Gertrude Dion Magill
Little Belle Jeanette
Daugh
Gertrude Hassler Fugate
Empire Theater Exemplar Roger Imhof Heads Lodge Ties
Roger Imhof, famed for Casey creations, headlines the Empire show at the Empire theater. He claims membership in numerous judges groups on the American stage and holds the thirty second degree in Masonry. He attends lodge meetings whenever his show schedule allows.
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Roger Imhof
Casey
Empire Theater
Imhof
Masonry
Wonderland park opens gates for women Friday night
The closing week at The Playground of the Floosier Capital marks free admission for all women Friday night. Attractions include talking pictures in the vaudeville pavilion, solos, music by Sleight's concert orchestra, and other surprises. Sunday’s show promises one of the season’s best with red fire and souvenirs for women.
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Floosier Capital
Wonderland
Sleight
Proud Baltimore remark on a derelict son
A Baltimore American quip notes Mrs. Come up proudly admits her son is derelict in studies while his teachers claim the same. The exchange captures a wry, affectionate view of parental pride amid academic neglect.
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Baltimore American
Oxygen as a training aid cited in early theories
An 1875 concept suggested muscular tissue stores oxygen to sustain brain blood flow during work. Dr. Gies argues oxygenization benefits athletes as pure air, not doping, and predicts record-breaking futures if oxygen treatment becomes routine in training, noting potential dramatic Olympic track gains.
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Gies
He & Gu
Harper's Weekly
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