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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1902

Page

9

Loston and Maing Railroad Lowell to Boston Trains

Train schedule note lists services by Loston and Maing Railroad running between Lowell and Boston. Timetables show service counts and routes with stops implied along the corridor. No explicit dates or times appear in the readable text.

Rip Van Winkle at Opera House Delights Large Audience

The Klark-Urban company presented Rip Van Winkle last evening at the Opera House before a large crowd, with solid applause for Harden Klark as Rip and Zula Klark as the sharp tongued wife. Ned Newell and Frank Urban portrayed Derrick van Beekman and Nick Vedder. Cockles was played by J. D. Brownelle. Children were played by Gladys Klark and Little May, then Frank P. Haven and Viola Brownelle in the second act. The show featured first class specialties, novel moving pictures, and a puzzling cabinet trick by Lattimer and Lee. The company remains for a week, tonight offering The Turn of the Tide.

Rip van” Winkie Klark-Urban Rip van Winkle Opera House Irving Joseph Jeferson Harden Klark Rip Klark-Urban Company

New York New Haven & Hartford Rail Schedule Change

The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad announces from October 27 all trains from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations depart at 7 16 11 25 am and 5 23 pm. Connections exist at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction with Fitchburg. The 6 23 pm train connects with the Stonington line to New York South and West. Sundays service to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations at 7 15 am. C Poter Clark General Superintendent A C Kendall General Passenger Agent.

Lowell Middlesex Street Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham Way Boston Albany R. R Worcester Springfield Albany Concord Junction Fitchburg Stonington New York City Mansfield Pioter Clark A. C. Kendall Gen. Pass

Burlesque returns to Music hall with Sam T. Jack troupe

After Holy Week darkness, Music hall opened its post Has ter season with Sam T. Jack's Burlesque company led by Mabel Hazleton. The program featured Beatrice contortion, Lillie Vedder, La Belle Lulaine, and Hazelton big medleys, living pictures, and comic acts. The bill was bright and entertaining with two shows today and tomorrow and matinees, advancing to Miss New York Jr Burlesquers Thursday.

Music Hall Sam T. Jack Mr. Tack Mabel Hazleton Mr. Jack Krausemeyer Mlle Beatrice Lillie Vedder Dottie Diamond la Belle Lulaine Alabama Charlie Darrell Miss Hazleton Daisy Julia Natus Andy Adams W. J. Kelly Diana Bath Holy City Lillie May Crawford Susie Buck Geo. B. Hoyt Ben Neff la Charmion Darrells Will Charlie

Joseph Oppenheimer Brings Top Shows to City

The promoter Joseph Oppenheimer has long provided quality entertainment in this city and remains a reliable assure of high standards. The program features two grand burlettas titled Sir Thomas' Reception and Loop the Loop.

Joseph Oppenheimer Sir Thomas

Savoy presents varied acts for opening night encore

The Savoy reopened with a small but quality show led by Faith Collins. White and Beckett offered a refined comedy sketch. The Cutting Sisters delivered strong musical numbers and the Bartlett Brothers impressed with acrobatics. W J Sully and Mile Italia presented A Little of Everything. John W Harrington closed with a dialect bit. The Loudons were delayed but promised to join the bill for the rest of the week, with matinees daily.

Savoy Faith Collins White Beckett Cutting Sisters Bartlett Brothers W. J. Sully Mile Italia John W. Harrington Loudons

A Dutch Industrial Town Built By Van Marken

The article describes Agneta park near Delft in Holland, where J C Van Marken created a model industrial town for yeast and spirits production. It outlines worker housing, gardens, kindergartens, a large community house, savings schemes, and an industrial merit award.

Delft Holland J. C. van Marken Agneta Park van Marken Poe

Wanted help and rooms scoured in city listings

Public notices show multiple help wanted ads for general housework light duties and sewing plus a few lodging offers. Listings include addresses at Nicollet street Beacon street Branch street Methuen street Belvidere High street and 38 Methuen street with amenities such as steam heat gas and bath.

Beacon Street Golools Anne Street East Pine Street Branch Street Tabernacle Methuen Street Belvidere High Street Serer Oo Park Solon W. Stevens Glidden Sn Cee Westford Street W. W Sherman Highlands Westford Branch Streets Massachusetts Real Estate CO Massachusetts Eugene G. Russell Donovan Building Tower’s Corner

Possibilities Still Open for the Inventor

Franklin J. Forbes surveys vast fields for invention in utilities and materials. He notes waste-based papers and paving substitutes, cheap fuels, improved metals work, flexible glass, and power transmission as ripe with opportunity for inventors and American industry. The piece emphasizes cost reduction, new processes, and national leadership in innovation.

London United States Steel Corporation Franklin J. Forbes

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