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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1901
Page
2
A fragmented notice highlights a poet event with uncertain place and date. It mentions a poet and a possible gathering but lacks clear details, leaving readers unsure of timing or location.
Lincoln J Carter's The Eleventh Hour touted as thrilling with Chicago scenes and a dramatic block system showing on stage. Tim Murphy stars in A Capitol Comedy praised for wholesome American humor and strong character work. Ben Hendricks leads Ole Olson Swedish dialect at Warner Opera House. A Bunch of Keys from Hoyt tours, with new songs and vaudeville acts, coming to Wagner Oct 19.
New York theatres hosted a busy week with Charles Hawtrey and his English company premiering A Message From Mars at Garrick, The New Yorkers by Glen McDonough and Hobart at Herald Square, and Sweet Marie starring the Raswell Brothers at Victoria. Other highlights include Farnaldy and Daly offerings, Burns and Warfield turns at Bijou and Wallack’s, with Keath’s and Garden Theatre revivals and new burlesques planned for soon.
Agnes Burroughs arrives at the Harlem opera house for a week long run of East Lynne with The American supporting company. The revival features James E. Wilson Jessaline Rogers and Georgia Welles in leading roles as the theatre outlines plans for new burlesque and updates to the current bill. The Messenger Boy continues to be a success at Wallack's while Don Caesars Return inspires a postponed A Chance Ambassador.
New York theatergoers continue to fill houses as David Warfield commands a large following in The Auctioneer and William Faversham stars A Royal Battle at the Criterion. John Drew remains a fixture, and Arizona earns praise for its staying power at the Academy of Music.
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