Grace Hayward Ends Week With The Western Girl
Grace Hayward closes a successful week at the La Crosse theater with The Western Girl a four act western romance about a half breed and a soldier amid a rival colonel. The program includes a naval attack exhibit by Lyman Howe and many travel and sensational scenes from around the world.
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Grace Hayward
la Crosse Theater
Lyman H. Howe
la Crosse Theatre
Howe
Philadelphia
Africa
Cowes
England
France
Victoria Falls
Battleship of 1907 Shown by Howe
Talk of Jove with his thunder bolts, since the world began there has never been anything to compare with the power concentrated in the first class battleships participating in the fleet.
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Jove
Lion and Mouse Open Fourth Engagement at Academy of Music
The Lion and the Mouse began an eight weeks’ engagement at the Academy of Music in New York City, the fourth major run in the city. The first production started at the Lyceum and ran for six hundred nights.
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Lion and the Mouse
Academy of Music
New York City
Lyceum
Teddy Idol Faces Ire After Dewey Fallout
A cryptic verse warns Teddy of an idol's down fall as supporters awaken from anger over Dewey’s fate. The poem hints at backlash and rising discontent among worshippers, signaling notable public backlash.
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Teddy
Dewey
Vanderbilt Cup Musical Comedy Heads To La Crosse Theater
The Vanderbilt Cup comes to La Crosse Monday December 30 a musical comedy centered on the Mineola New York cup race. Dorothy Wilets navigates love and a plan to defeat her millionaire uncle while a hotel for women sparks comic intrigue. The cast mirrors New York success with lavish scenery and fashionable automobile costumes.
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New York
la Crosse Theater
W. K. Vanderbilt
Mineola
Long Island
Marjorie Wellington
Dorothy
Clarinda Larkspur
Mr. Willets
Gaspard
Willet
Realistic Cup Race Scene Dazzles in Stage Production
The plot twists as a lover substitutes as driver to foil a scheme. The Willets' car wins the cup race, staged with two 90 horsepower racing cars driven across the stage amid smashing exhausts and flashes of fire. The production is hailed as a landmark for its realism.
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Willets
Royal Chef to Play in La Crosse Jan 5
The Royal Chef musical comedy, first shown at Garrick Chicago, arrives in La Crosse January 5 with an all star cast led by Wm. J. McCarthy Oscar Ragland and Geraldine Hutcheon. Songs include O Reilly Tail of the Tailless Frog Spirit of 76 Let Me Go Back Strolling Mother Goose and A Rajah Bold.
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la Crosse Theatre
Garrick Theatre
Chicago
New York
la Crosse
Wm. J. McCarthy
Oscar Ragland
Herbert Carter
Geo. Porter Smith
Franklin Fox
Gertrude Hutcheon
Dorothy Rae
la Belle Laurette
Dixey Lillard
O'Reilly
Rogers Brothers in Panama at Broadway Theatre
The Rogers Brothers present a highly successful vehicle in Panama at the Broadway Theatre New York and on tour. Their clever dialect comedy has established admirers across the country and will likely grow as they reach new towns and territories this season.
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Rogers Brothers
Panama
Broadway Theatre
New York
Learning to Be Content With What We Have
A reflective note urges embracing current blessings rather than chasing more. It frames contentment as a practical, steady path to happiness, inviting readers to value simple gains and present circumstances.
Gronseth Rated Noted Soloist at St Olaf Band
Prof Gronseth a renowned baritone soloist with the St Olaf College Band has drawn audiences on many programs. His training spans Norway and the United States with teachers Theo Lamers in Christiania Mrs Olund W W Hinshaw and Dr F Median Ferrer. This year he was elected director of the vocal department at St Olaf College Northfield Minn.
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Gronseth
St. Olaf College
Theo. Lamers
Christiania
Norway
Danger in asking advice about coughs and colds
A health note warns against seeking unverified remedies for coughs and colds. It recommends Foley’s Honey and Tar as a genuine treatment sold in a yellow package and cautions against substitutes, with O. T. Erhart as the signer.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Klaw and Erlanger Theatrical Powerhouse in New York
A brief notice honors Klaw and Erlanger as enduring force in theater. It lists their attractions The Right of Way The Round Up Forty five Minutes from Broadway The Ham Tree and Ben Hur in its ninth season with Little Nemo planned for next season. It notes their New Amsterdam Liberty New York Theatre Aerial Garden Tulane and Crescent theatres as prominent southern venues.
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Brook
Klaw & Erlanger
Boardway
Ham Tree
Ben Hur
Little Nemo
New Amsterdam
New York
Liberty
New York Theatre
Aerial Garden
Tulane
Crescent
New Orleans
South
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Phila
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Harry Clay Blaney
Kitty Wolfe
the Boy Detective
Fs. Melvns Christiansen
New Pears
Gus and
Max Rogers
Prof
Gronseth Barytone
New Years
Pendleton Sisters
Lacrosse Theatre
Chase
Blaney
Harry Clay
Willie Live
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Jos. M. Gates
Sydney Rosenfelds
Colonial Theatre
Raymond Peck
Music By
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