Grace Hayward to Close Tonight at La Crosse Theater
Grace Hayward ends her engagement with The Western Girl tonight at the La Crosse theater. The show features a four act melodrama with a western setting and a strong civilian-heroine arc, followed by Howe's naval exhibition and a varied vaudeville program, including an Elks parade and other international acts.
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Grace Hayward
la Crosse Theater
Miss Hayward
Vaudrevilla
Miss Harward
Lyman Wi. Howe
la Cronge Theatre
Cowe
England
Fraince
Victoria Walls
Africa
Battleship of 1967 Shown by Howe
Talk of Jove with his thrones since the world began there is no match for the power concentrated in the tryst class battleships taking part.
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Howe
Wes
Lion and Mouse Fourth Engagement Opens in New York
The Sin and the Mouse began an eight week run at the Academy of Music, marking the fourth engagement in New York. Previous runs included a Lyceum production lasting six hundred nights, with cryptic verses and performance notes throughout.
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Academy of Music
New York
Eitr
Meade
The
Lyceum
Vanderbilt Cup Comes Monday in Musical Comedy Plot
An automotive themed musical comedy arrives Monday at the New York venue. The plot follows a rich heiress and romance amid car races and travel to New York, infusing light humor with a chase for inheritance and mistaken schemes.
Joustiqm Time Tu We Dying Rev Lover Driver
A garbled account hints at a dramatic motor race scene with a dying driver and a rival winner. Complications and counterprotests rise as a production seizes the moment, amid roaring engines and smoky atmosphere. The fragment suggests a realistic scene inspired by a major auto race, with high horsepower and intense competition.
The Vartderill Gun Cast in New York and Chicago
The cast for The Vartderill Gun includes leads in New York and Chicago. Performers promise a lively show with a mix of songs and scenic acts, featuring a whistling chorus and vaudeville routines.
Royal Chef Old Favorites Coming to City Stage
The former Ohed announces the first presentation of Royal Chef at Garrio de Weaire in New York. The show features a star cast including J. McCarthy and Oscar Itagland, with Franklin Was, Gertrude Hitchen, Dorothy Rae, and others. The lineup includes songs like Oneill and The Spirit of 7, Mother Goose, and A Itajah Bold as the program.
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Dian
Gus and Max Growers Reach Broadway Theatre Run
The Rogers Brothers from Panama pursue a long season at Broadway Theatre in New York. Their gradual rise signals a promising future as they gain admirers and friends along the route. The text notes a rural charm and a philosophy of contentment with what they have.
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Rogers Grothers
Panama
Rager Brothers
Broadway
New York
Glovar
ProF Grenselk Rising Barytone Soloist At St Olaf Band
ProF Grenselk a noted barytone soloist with the St Olaf College Band has built a strong reputation through extensive training and numerous recommendations. He studied in this country and abroad and has teachers including Theo Lamers of Christiania. Based near St Paul Minn he has been associated with the Chicago Conservatory and New York City institutions. This year he was elected choir of the yevel department at Northfield College.
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Grenselk
Nearwily
Tod
St. Paul
Kin
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Chica- Ro Conservatory of Music
Br TV
Panger in Asking Advice on Coughs and Colds
Reader caution on self treatment for colds and pneumonia. An advertisement touts Paley's Honey and War cures in a yellow package as the genuine remedy and warns against substitutes. Subtext warns readers to seek proper medical guidance.
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Panger
Ashere
Paley
O. T. Hutart
Klaw and Erlanger Impacts on Theatrical World
The firm Klaw and Erlanger dominates Broadway style, with a long record of advancing theater. Their own theatres include The Round Up and Forty-five Minutes from Broadway, and productions like The Right of Way and Ben Hur. Upcoming season features Little Nemo. They operate major venues such as the Laber’s, New York Theatre, Aerial Garden, Crescant in New Orleans, and the nation’s notable southern forest theatres.
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Breo
Klaw & Erlanger
Boardway
Ben Hur
New York
Labersly
New York Theatre
Aerial Garden
New Orleans
Natid Forest
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Monaay
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Mireoia
Love Island
Vanderhbilt
Long Talann
Azil
Fontip Weele
Willers
Jack
Ovarett Jaye
Wellington
Clarida
Larsyin
My. Willeta
Jost
Gaspard
Pris Fronel
Tye
Momen
Jose Wile
Ghahee
BE. Melhie Choistiangen
A. Oo
Ta Crosse Cheatia
New Pears
Harry Clay Blaney
Wey Ir
Roy Detective
Crosse Theatre
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Peipelpek
York
Gatatitar
Chicago
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Favorits
Gus and
Max Hank
Prof
Gronsetil Rdéytone
St. Gta Coliesi
Tu Course Theatre
Hey Years
Pendivten
Mondoy
Lacrosse Theatre
Chase
Blaney
Willie Live
the Boy Detective
BY Chas. E. Blaney
Dress Circle
Grekestra
Ihentry Cwikly
Jos. M. Gates
Sydney Losenfeld
Catonini Theatre
Chirags
Robert Wood Bowers
Illyria
Reymond Peck
Ani
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Klaw & Breanger
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