Pelham Hypnotist at the Majestic in La Crosse
The Majestic in La Crosse books Dr. E. Pelham English hypnotist for a major vaudeville week. He headlines with a scientific mind control act, followed by The Vynos musical sketch and comedian Gil Brown in a lively singing and dancing routine.
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Pelham
Majestic
la Crosse
E. Pelham
The
Sullivan and
Considine Imperial
Koppelberger
London
Londam Hippodrome
America
Cates
Tts
Gil Brown
United States
Brown
Orpheum
Majestic Theater
Yeomen Memorial Day Services Set for June 19
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will observe its annual Memorial Day on Sunday June 19. Members plan a 2 30 PM march to Oak Grove cemetery to hold services over Miss Clara Johnsons grave. If weather is unfavorable, services move to hall 418 420 Main Street. The notice lists local order members who have died.
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Oak Grove Cemetery
Clara Johnson
Main Street
Majestic theater installs citys largest exhaust fan
Manager Koppelberger introduces a cooling system for the Majestic theater to combat June and July heat. A large exhaust fan on the west wall and several smaller units circulate air, keeping the auditorium cool, sanitary, and inviting for summer attendance. The innovation is new to the city and not yet adopted by other theaters.
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Koppelberger
Majestic Theater
Local Cemetery Obituary Fragments List Burials
The record lists names associated with Oak Grove and Catholic cemeteries including Laura Keeler Paul Giehn N. R. Nelson Carl Mihlbauer Frank Kaeppler J J Fruit Herman Loeffler Charles H Chamberlain Mark T Roberts Clara Johnson L B Marsh Hugh H Byrne May Fuchsel Zo dock Remvee James Quinn Nellie Travis Edwin Cominski and also notes deceased from local homestead Alfred Zimmer Ruth Bleekman Ella Thompson and Otto Nicolai buried away from here in Canada Sparta Wis Galesville Wis Mormon Coulee.
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Oak Grove
Laura Keeler
Paul Giehn
N. R. Nelson
Carl Mihlbauer
Frank Kaeppler
J. J. Fruit
Herman Loeffler
Charles H. Chamberlain
Mark T. Roberts
Clara Johnson
L. B. Marsh
Hugh H. Byrne
May Fuchsel
Zodock Remvee
James Quinn
Nellie Travis
Edwin Cominski
Alfred Zimmer
Canada
Ruth Bleekman
Sparta
Wis
Ella Thompson
Galesville
Otto Nicolai
Mormon Coulee
Five-Finger Exercise Causes Neighbor's Frustration
A mother and child appear in a humorous vignette from Answers about a five-finger exercise from First Steps in Music. The neighbor wakes to thumps and bangs as little Elsie practices, prompting a puzzled comment and lighthearted exchange.
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Elsie
Ean
Children Hear Bunch of Kids at Majestic Matinee
About twenty five little inmates of the Home for the Friendless were entertained at the Majestic theater this afternoon as guests of Manager Frank Koppelberger. They attended the Harris and Robinson show and were chaperoned by the home. The gleeful youths enjoyed one of their best treats and praised the manager for his generosity.
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Malatesta
Pixley
Koppelberger
Majestic Theater
Frank Koppelberger
Harris
Robinson
Themas
Qa Berger
America
Automobiling Without Goggles Eye Safety Advised
An eye health expert cautions drivers that wind and dust can irritate the conjunctiva but typically causes no lasting damage if treated promptly. The text notes potential self injury from glare and cold, advises wearing glasses, and says genuine optic nerve injury is rare and linked to other medical issues.
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Evenson
Judge Brindley Holds Steve How for Circuit Court
Judge Brindley late afternoon held Steve How to the circuit court on a charge of stabbing Cummings in a Bangor saloon on May 15. Albert Kendrick the lone and Ed Agin were held as witnesses under bonds of 360 dollars.
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Brindley
Steve How
Bonds
Sta Cummings
Bangor
Albert Kendrick
Lone
Ed Agin
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Chicago
Wynos
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