Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at the Academy
Two April performances of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs will showcase a young cast under Miss Jessica Mac Farlane. Rehearsals are under way as the home talent production promises strong scenes and pretty choruses. The article lists the principal cast and includes brief stage imagery and a synopsis of the opera.
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Agers Thase
Jessica MacFarlane
Regnar
Snow White
Lulu Elyis
Snow Whic Otec
Pee Clara Ames
Carl
The
Huntsman
Vie Council
Ali
Eglantina
Provence
Babet
Theodore Steinmetz
Snow White and the Fairies musical turns, city notes
The New City Officers report details a staged production The New City Officers appears with Act I in the Palace garden featuring Snow White on her sixteenth birthday and jealous Queen plotting peril. Act II follows in the Black Forest with Carl torn between duty and love. The Queen’s pursuit continues as Snow White is sheltered by the Seven Dwarfs and later saved by the Prince. A wedding finale ties the tale to a civic meeting where city officials are elected and sworn in with ceremonial routines.
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Snow White
Carl
Black Forest
Seven Dwarfs
Palace Garden
Jewish Colony of Russian Jews to settle near Saratoga
A group of about fifty Russian Jewish families, with four already arrived in Grand Rapids, plans a seasonal settlement in Saratoga on 80 to 160 acre plots owned by J. M. Septist & Co of Chicago. Homes are being prepared. more families arrive as farms are built. The colony will be among the first Jews farming in the area, with a sturdy, capable outlook.
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Saratoga
Grand’ Rapids
Nekoose
J. M. Septist & Con
Chicago
Nekooga
Portage Road
Wis
Eagles to Stage elaborate Marshfield Fourth observance
Marshfield Aerie No. 624 plans a major July Fourth celebration with an executive committee led by Eugene V. Rosenbaum to coordinate events. A prominent race meet at the fair grounds is planned, with Mayor Joseph Wicker and pacing horse Oneme under consideration for a $300 side bet, plus exhibitions by guideless pacers. The committee aims to attract crowds from nearby towns, and a large stage of preparations continues. Separately, Oscar Dorsehl of Milwaukee was chosen as manager of the city’s electric light and waterworks plant, and John Bekhak will remain as manager.
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Common Geneil
Agor
Hoffman
W. H. Kamps
Concil
Ald. Ames
Sidermen Winch
Reynolds
Vedder
Edwards
Donald Meckercher
W. G
Sever
Hinman
Jacob Adler
Gerwing
Grifin
Warsinske
Kamps
Schneider
Poot
Eiche
Marbes
Finney
Wendt
Winch and Kampf
Board of Tealth
Euler
Merbes
Board of Public Works
Ames
Baumann
Reynolds and
Hartl
Elect and Waterworks Board
John A. Hoffman
E. E. Pinney
Marshfield Fire Department
Marshfield
Rosenbaum
Joseph Wicker
Medford
Oneme
W. W. Noll
Capt. Parks
Chippewa Falls
Neighb
Oscar.Dorschel
Vlece Tric Light and Waterworks Board
Oscar Dorsehel
Milwaukee
Electric Light
Dorschel
Vestigers
Chilton
John Bekhak
The Diamond King at Adler's Opera House Tonight
The Diamond King will be presented tonight at Adler's opera house under Faust and Primakow in a four act comedy drama. The company, fresh from last night's success with The Two Orphans, is praised as evenly balanced with members bearing the stamp of excellence. The first scenes occur in New York, then move to the Diamond fields in Brazil. Popular prices of 15, 25 and 35 cents apply.
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Adler's
Opera Mouse
Faust
Primakow
New York
Brazil
Presbyterian Church Notes April 24 Services
Church notes announce Sunday April 24 at the Presbyterian Church with a morning service at 10 30 on the theme The New Testament Evangelism Bible school at noon Junior C E at 6 00 p m P C E prayer meeting at 6 30 with the subject What Christ Can Do for Darkest Africa Isaiah 45 11 19 led by Camilla Mathson Evening service at 7 30 on the theme How One Man Saved a Nation All are cordially invited J F Young Pastor
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Presbyterian Church
C. E
Africa
Camilla Mathson
J. F. Young
Hot Springs as aHealthful Scenic Resort
Bailey writes from Hot Springs Arkansas in 1904 praising the mountains and springs as picturesque and healthful. He notes the town’s 20 000 population, attractive drives and trails, and the magnetic locals who extract money from visitors. He hints at continued discussion of ownership and control.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Quark Mountains
Little Rock
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