Sarah Truax Hit of Season at Lay Crasee Theatre
A long readable fragment promotes Sarah Truax as the hit of the season in a three act play. The piece touts the premiere at Lay Crasee theatre with details on cast and themes, praising the strong women and lively dramatic scenes in a Southern setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Truax
Anther
Huwehins
Lay Crasee
Yougon
Weymmuiy
Aise
Bisheianie Ahitivy
Ene Sapparling Company
Lettie Mair Parker
Yantie
Keven
Hella
Hare Tyisias
Woodtana musical play delights forest audience
Woodland audiences enjoyed a charming revival of a forest musical titled Woodtana presented by Henry Wood, praised for its whimsical spirit and pastoral charm. The review notes the production’s distinctive woodland mood and its departure from conventional stage works.
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Woodtana
Ius
Henry Wo
Alan
Woodhall
Sean
His Last Dollar Sunday Offering Comedy Casts Dreams
A fragmented artifact describes a theater production titled His Last Dollar Sunday Offering. It centers on David Higging as a star and Joe Beaton as a cowboy owner, with a plot about wealth, romance, and a race that saves the day. Credits mention actors, authors, and the composer Gietav Taders, noting lighthearted comedy and forest-set scenes.
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Jewlal
David Higking
Saige Spencer
Glp
Ketestan
Ajlin T Fanna Siivatno
Alan Maclaren
Mliss Aliford
Walls Milganio
Tis
Epris
Dav Flysine
Deldwie G. Cama
Elias
Joe Beaaton
No Griggins
Pagel
New York
Ealse
Hillel
Burlesque Show Promises Variety at The Monte Cale Girls
A chaotic fragment describes a burlesque night at the Monte Cale Girls theater. It mentions performers, a stage routine, and billed specials including a vocalist and dancers. Names and some details are garbled but indicate an entertainment program with singing and specialty acts.
Staging War Scenes in The Round Up and Shenandoah
A historical critique of war scene staging in plays including The Round Up and Shenandoah. It notes the appeal of realistic battle depiction, the use of mimetic public response, and specific dramatic moments such as a magnetic cavalry clash, a red coat leader, and a telegraph line incident.
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Auienear
Geile
Siac
Woras
Diawe
Wetl
Nha
Kyall Biindelé
Arizoun
Christin
Muse Smilmin
Judi
Daenige
Hilde
Winchester
Parody and Funny Sayings Highlight Local Entertainment
The page lists humorous parodies and witty sayings by Liv Tianiess and others, including Wil Kelly and Sullivan and Burns. It notes female entertainers as well, promising lighthearted singing and entertainment to brighten the scene.
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Cdian
Liv Tianiess
Solbretta
Peta Ald
Wil Kelly
Sullivan
Burns
Badger Teachers Meet atBAU Clatre in Wisconsin
Members of the Northwest teachers association met in Clatre Wisconsin on October 18 at the Grand Opera House. City Superintendent Schulz gave the welcome address. The program included remarks by Dy Peace and Schofield of Neillsville as part of the morning session.
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Badger
Bau Clatre
Bau Clalle
Wis
Northwest
Grand Opera House
Schulz
Tech
Dy" Peace
Schofield
Neillsvill
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