Comedy revived in Hoboken with old Black Crook revival
At the old Lyric theater in Hoboken a revival of Black Crook is planned by the Hoboken theatrical company led by Christopher Morley. The cast features Eight Amazon-like ladies and notable figures like David Belasco and Amelia Earhart, promising lush staging and familiar songs while recalling earlier revivals.
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New York
Old Lyric Theater
Hoboken
Lily Langy
Christopher Morae
Rialto
Nes
Broadway
Morley
Ribes
Faust
Hey
Charles Dickens
John Forster
Mel- Richt
Eignt
tHell
David Belasco
Mima
Atlantic Seaboard
Otto H. Kahn
Amelia Earhart
Emporia A A U W Chapter Elects President
Miss M. Teresa M. Ryan, associate professor of English at Emporia Teachers College, was elected president of the local chapter of the American Association of University Women. She also serves as historian for the Southwest Central section, which includes 80 chapters across Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas and Texas. Fred Fowler and James Woods of Grant County recently purchased airplanes to free time for fishing in San Luis Valley Colorado.
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Teads A.A. U.W
Emporia Imporia
Kan
Teresa M. Ryan
Emporia Teachers College
American Association — of University Women
Kansas
Olahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Fred Fowler
James Woods
Grant County
Iso
San Luis Vailey
Colo
House Refuses to Reconsider Prison Industry Bill
Topeka March 8 AP the house declined to revisit its vote on the Edwards prison industry bill authorizing the board of administration to install the state use system in the penitentiary reformator and women's industrial motion. The measure defeated 48 to 63 after Rep McKons urged reconsideration noting Lansing prisoners have work and the bill would allow other industries to compete with established firms. Rep Edwards called attention to an amendment removing city county and school district purchases of products from penal institutions. Records from the Chanute Chamber show seven farmers among Chanute’s commercial group.
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Topeka
Edwards
Board of Administration
T.F
Wichita
Jean A
Mc‘Kons
Leavenworth
Hutchinson
Lansing
Sam “R. Edwards
Marshall
Senate
House
March Weather Memories From Heaton City
A fragment recalls historic marches with wild swings in weather from 1912 to 1921. It notes heavy snow on March 21 1912 and a warm Christmastide-like spell in 1921, followed by a blizzard near Easter and fruit crop losses in the Missouri Valley. The diary also mentions a 54 degree reading on the 16th year ago and travel from Wichita.
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Heaton
Denmar
Missouri Valley
Wichi
Weathering a Severe Snowstorm in March 2
EVANS recounts a frigid March night when a predicted plunge below zero swept in as a heavy snowstorm. After donning extra robes for the radiator to finish the drive home, the traveler notes few other cars on the road and a two below morning temperature.
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Evans
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Lawrence
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