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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1906
Page
2
The Maid and the Mummy opens Monday at La Crosse theater after a prior run that earned $425,000 in a year. Costumes scenery and effects totaled $50,000 with Richard Carle adding two new songs and dances for a return engagement.
Mildred Holland, acclaimed as one of the era’s finest actresses, will appear at the La Crosse theater in Edward C White's production of Matthew Parry's romantic drama A Paradise of Lies. Critics praise her as highly capable and note her consistent box office strength across tour dates.
A collection of dated maxims and witticisms in mixed topics. It touches on love, social habits, wealth, ambition, gender norms, and everyday life with brisk moralizing tones and light humor. It notes references to theater dating habits and a nod to Irvine's dating page.
Local playgoers await Charles Frohman production of The Duel at La Crosse theater on December 18 with Otis Skinner in the pivotal priest role. The drama, first staged in Paris and later New York, centers on a man who challenges religion to win a woman, sparking intense talk and acclaim for Skinner's performance.
The Unique theater played to two large crowds Saturday and Sunday with high praise for The Serenade Doorkeeper's Curiosity and Automobile Thieves. Automobiles chase robbers through New York streets as officers pursue, a highlight of the screening. Jerome White performs C K Harris songs Would You Care and Two Little Sailor Boys. A ladies gold watch will be given away Tuesday night at the final show.
Louis Mitchell died after a brake wheel loosened, causing a fall from a moving beer car. A coroner's jury held the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road liable, citing defective equipment and non-negligent witnesses. Funeral services were held at the North Side Masonic lodge, with interment at Oak Grove. Card of Thanks from the Wallace family.
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