Pianist Wanted for The Creation Theatre Long Branch
Classified notice seeks a pianist for The Creation Theatre in Long Branch. Apply at the theatre.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1910
Page
5
Classified notice seeks a pianist for The Creation Theatre in Long Branch. Apply at the theatre.
Automobile offered by Frank Dennis in West Long Branch described as fully equipped and in good running order. Another listing notes a Max well runabout with full equipment at Embly G Sewall Ave and Main, As Park, priced to sell.
A fragment from a monologue shows Samantha urging Horace about shaving and sight. The dialogue hints at a casual backstage moment with joking sarcasm and domestic humor.
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June 3 annual Animal reception and dance planned at Ocean Casino announced with page references 120 to 128.
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Shows announced for two performances in Long Branch on June 9. The vast troupe includes 850 stars from Europe Asia and America and 600 horses. The parade costs 1 000 000 and the show spans ten acres with a world spanning panorama and acts including the famed handcuff king in a reveal of tricks once exposed by Popular Mechanics.
Asbury Park high school captain disputes a May game report against Chatfield alleging misstatements about outs, runners, substitutions, and crowd reactions. He claims specific plays were recorded incorrectly and argues the writer's account reflects sour, unsporting behavior by the opposing side.
A Trenton girl fled from her parents in Centre Street to marry Captain Joel F. Vansant of Tuckerton. The couple travelled by taxi and train after her parents objected to May Mathis marrying Vansant, a yacht skipper. They married quietly at Tuckerton late Friday night with Rev. S. G. teen officiating.
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