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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
8
The Squaw Man by Edwin Milton Boyle heads to the Le Crosse theater Sunday December 11. The play features a memorable villain named Cash Hawkins drawn from real life by the author with a blend of old west noir and engaging malice.
Brewster's Millions comes to the La Crosse theater Friday December, promising a comical chase as Monty Brewster attempts to spend one million dollars in twelve months. The idea inspires a four act stage farce with escalating misadventures.
A lively discussion surrounds the play's third scene featuring a grand yacht and a sea storm. Critics debate the effectiveness of stage realism and its impact on the overall drama.
Tomorrow Miss Miller seeks support as the Sweetest Girl in Dixie pageant advances to its next round. Local voters and supporters rally behind Miller as the event draws near.
Robert Edeson appears at the La Crosse Theatre on December 10 in his play Where the Trail Divides. He recalls his hit Strongheart in which he starred as an Indian football hero. His Sag Harbor summer home is named Strongheart House and houses Indian relics including a 400 pound carved wooden Indian.
A letter from A. Schingeck of 647 Elm Street Buffalo New York claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cured chronic constipation when others failed. The ad boasts relief for biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility priced at 25 cents at O T Erhart.
Larry Donovan stars in Meredith Nicholson's Rosalind At Redgate at the La Crosse Theatre tonight. The Irish character is portrayed as a full-blooded, good natured hero in the latest stage adaptation, promising one of the season’s most interesting dramatic events.
The five act comedy drama The Deacon produced at Germania hall by the Knights and Ladies of Honor will be performed at the La Crosse theater on Thursday night December 8. Home talent cast impressed audiences with a professional quality show and the charity sale will aid the Humane Society for Christmas dinners and gifts.
A large cast of fourteen performs in the La Crosse Theatre production The Sweetest Girl in Dixie featuring a uniformed band and orchestra.
The ad promises cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days with a refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails. It lists pricing for an evening show and provides a cast including Deacon Thornton Mrs Thornton George Graef Chas Merwin Ed Mabie James Reed Parson Brownslow Leo Foster and several named actresses. It mentions policemen villagers and other roles in the production.
John R. McLean publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer rejects rumors of a Senate run in Ohio. He says there is no truth and he will issue no statements on the matter.
A winter remedy advertisement promotes a mixture of glycerine, concentrated pine compound, and whiskey. It instructs mixing two ounces glycerine with half an ounce of the pine compound, plus half a pint of whiskey, then taking a teaspoon to tablespoon after meals and at night. Dosing for children varies by age.
The Lyman H. Howe Travel Festival returns December 24 and 25 at the La Crosse Theatre with a program of simulated tours. Viewers ride the Eiffel Tower, sail the Alps, visit fjords of Norway, watch Mt Etna erupt, and glimpse the Grand Trunk Pacific railroad project plus a recreation of King Edward VII’s funeral pageant in London.
The Mountain Ash Male Chorus of Wales presents The World’s Greatest Singers at the La Crosse Theatre on December 5. The program includes solos duets quartets and choruses with at least eight numbers per concert and features The Reverie with words by Bret Harte and music by Dr Elgar. Matinee starts at 3 45 p.m. for the city student body.
Ends winter troubles with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised as the greatest healer for burns boils piles cuts sores eczema and sprains. A trial convinces readers of ills such as frost bite chapped skin and cracked lips. Available for 25 cents at O T Erhart.
Senator Money of Mississippi endorses fortifying the Panama Canal, rejecting neutrality by treaty. He recalls backing an American canal in 1897 and argues that in war, treaties fail and nations seize critical routes first. The measure appears likely to pass congress despite objections from Representative Tawney.
The appellate division affirmed a $50,000 alienation award won by Mrs. Ana Goslin against Annie Irene Magher for alienating the affections of her husband Alfred R. Goslin a noted get rich quick operator. The bill of particulars was a lengthy document with chapters titled How She Did It Where She Did It and When She Did It.
Sam Frindel of New York was found guilty in Federal Judge Landis' court here of defrauding the government of 100000 dollars. Frindel operated under the Illinois Fruit Distiller company name while doing business in Chicago.
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