William Collier Stars in Who's Who at Broadway Theatre
William Collier leads in Who's Who a new Richard Harding Davis farce opening at the Broadway Theatre. The plot follows Soapy Sam Lester Ford hiding his past while a Massachusetts lawyer seeks the inheritance, with a large cast including Grace Griswold, William Collier Jr., and Grant Stewart in supporting roles.
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William Collier
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Mr. Collier
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Charles Frohman
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White Hope
Last Chance
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Lester Ford
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Wells Fargo
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Ford
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Bert B. Melville
Nicholas Judels
George White
Grant Stewart
Paula Marr
William Collier, Jr
Edward Lester
C. D. Clarke
John Adam
Nicholas Burnsham
Frederick Conklin
Kate Wingfield
Leigh Wyant
Nerve of Har in All in the Game and Life Bits
A compact collage of quips about a new maid and a baby, noting her nerve for wanting to bring Fido despite being unknown. Humorous exchanges include a child acting like a monkey and admonitions to share peanut snacks.
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Fido
Houston Post
Harold
Worne
The Onion in Cooking Secret Revealed
A French cook credited butter and onion as the foundation of all good cooking. The advice urges using both in all wy sauces and gravies to ensure customers return. Butter without onion risks driving customers away in days as the onion melts into the butter.
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Exchange
Smokers’ Faces Tell It A Kansas City Cigar Dealer Sheds Light
A Union depot stand dealer with 26 years in business says he can read a buyer by appearance. He notes dark haired, dark skinned men prefer heavy Havana cigars and pipes, while light haired men with fair skin choose light smokes and cigarettes. He says most buyers ask for a good cigar and that color guides preference.
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City Sheep in Parks Raise Interest and Funds
Rochester leads urban sheep herding with parks used as sheep ranches. New York City adds 360 to its park fund from selling 10 Southdown ewes and 39 lambs. Urban flocks attract children and city bred residents, seen as a profitable novelty.
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Question In Etig otogiat king ever wir oe ths tele
The readable fragments show a garbled query about handwriting or telecommunication. No coherent event or names are identifiable to summarize into a factual news item.
Whatever They Say. And Music in Universal Language
A reflective note on how words shape music and meaning. The author argues language guides sound into human hearts, likening words to a bow sending arrows of meaning.
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Rolland
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