Home Folks Win First in Declamation Contest
Local high school representatives won top honors in a declamatory and oratorical contest held Friday evening at the high school. Grace Lupient won the declamatory prize with The Going of the White Swan, while Richard Connori took the oratorical honors with The American City. Stevens Point and Medford contestants claimed second and third in both events.
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Marshfield
Stevens Point
Medford
Grace Lupient
Richard Connari
Miss Lupient
Helen Hudson H
Ss Mildred Merry
Stevens Point High School
Calla Kraus
Maurie
Nedry
Tpoussaint L
Paul Doege
Homer Murray
Marcy
Wausau High School
Ira CG. Pa
Road
Neillsville High School
Cycle Motordrome Booked for the Fair
John Stidl of Appleton booked by Secretary Rehow to exhibit on a cycle motordrome during the fair in August. The act features a 20 foot high and 80 foot cross arena. The promoter promises a top tier performance with thrills and standout acts, attracting strong crowds.
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Bean Niami
John Stidl
Appleton
Rehow
Atlantis to Be Staged in Six Parts at Varque Next Tuesday
The Varque theater will host the six part dramatic production Atlantis next Tuesday with a matinee at 2:30 and two evening shows starting at 4:70. Prices are partially discounted with advance sales encouraged through the ad section.
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Aeshfield
Atlantis
Varque
Gollegtor Endorses Vinol As A Strength Builder
Corinth Mississippi resident J A Price, seventy four, praises Vinol as a tonic that restored strength and weight after a period of frail health. The ad claims Vinol improves appetite, digestion, circulation, and blood quality, backed by a money back guarantee from Bexton’s Prescription Store.
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Corinth
J. A. Price
Miss
Bexton
Grand Old Flag Presented by St Alban’s Guild at New Adler
A two night patriotic drama The Grand Old Flag played at the New Adler opera house under St Alban’s guild direction. Chicago organizers Col and Mrs Hunt lead a strong local cast with notable performances by Theodore Steinmetz J H Cundy and E Bal lamp. A full house enjoyed tableaus chorus and light comedy with Union and Confederate themes presented without bias.
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F. J. Hunt
Chicago
Adler Opera House
St. Alban's Guild
Uncle Ned
Col. Hunt
Jake Schneider
Katerina Dundergras
Rufus Pankow
George Grover
J. H. Cundy
Nellie Grover
KE. Harrington
Matt Davis
J. BR. Curdy
Col. Wayne
Reyes
Tilly Black
Whitney
Bill Down
Berthold Jons
Grant Il Smith
Robert Fh. Grall
Ableaux
Kraus
Kathe Linerty
Bleache Bohs
Murta
Tee Volts
Bhurdie Boia
Darotey
Elon
Iona Cole
Haraa
Ross Burns
Cary Ephem
Con
Helen To Batson
Whcaton
Torothy Ihplamen
Olive sTrand
Annette ‘Tilfault
Lucinds Dayne
Coyrine
Grave Ebbe
Rasaile Tauer
Marine Kamps
the Haight
Kathryn Noll
Janet Brat Laneze Kohl
Mary 8Maker
Mary Rodis
Sarah Rodd Vlzabeth Wheeler
Mareia Roovh
Kathryn Carl
Vera Dumas
Vera Pivamraid
Ferhat Pollard
Helen Clingy
Elaseth Sheerin
Pigeon Blodgett
Miss Pigeon Plodgett
Alvige Bar
Submarine Scenes Promised At New Adler Theater Thursday
A Universal film feature to be shown at the New Adler on May 6 highlights a remarkable sea creature labeled Old Glory by the Williamson Brothers. Smithsonian officials identify the specimen as a new spotted horse variety never photographed before, seen along a hundred mile ocean bottom journey.
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Williamson Brothers
West India
Universal Film Company
Adler Onera House
Izarre
Washington
New York
Wien
Lhenz
W Liamson
Williamson
Bhi
Smithsonian Institute
Winninger Show Evolves Through Twenty Years of Theatre
A historical look at the Winninger troupe charts two decades of growth from a small family marionette company led by Franz Winnin and Sanderson to a modern stage show. The text notes early tight budgets and fluctuating audiences as the group evolved.
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Winninger
Frank Wineninger
Troune
Herr Franz Winnin
Sanderson
Reir
Winninger brings high class musical entertainments to Adler
Mr Winninger has conceived and broadened a plan for a new musical enterprise with substantial investment. He will present high class musical entertainments at the New Adler for three days starting Monday May 10 at popular prices. Local updates include Paape adding garage space at Palace livery and plans to repurpose areas for storage and car repair with new concrete floors and a rear feed barn.
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Winninger
Adler
Maple Street
Hugo Wegener
Grant and Kisselkars
Unique Theater Plans New Feature Series This Spring
Manager C. W. Ries at the Unique theater announces a new feature series starting May 19, showing about one mile of film per night on Wednesdays. The lineup includes dramas with stars William Faversham Jane Grey and Lionel Barrymore among others, opening with Satan Henderson and featuring titles such as The Cowboy and the Lady Once to Every Man The Second in Command and The Mississippi Bubble.
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C. W. Ries
Unique Theater
Wliam Faversham
Jane Grey
Ler Kent
Lionel Barrymore
Maxman
Adelaide Thurston
Satan Sanderson
Cowboy
Mississippi
Bethel Visit Promotes Educational Work in Michigan
Prof. president Emmanuel from Bethel college in Berrien Springs, Mich., toured the area April 24 to promote educational efforts. Miss Lucile Austin returns home to Poy Sip pi and the Genie family move from T. Ohmsted’s farm to Marshfield. Mrs. S. Putnam goes back to Oshkosh. Miss Ruth Tillinghast and Miss Lillian ...
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