Social Department Announces Week's Calendar and Events
The social page lists Tuesday through Friday gatherings across Riverside pavilion and local churches, plus a Y W A meeting led by Miss Eunice Carter at Mrs. Q D Marks home. Also notes community visits by Miss Josie Bridger and others, and a Windsor of Bastrop trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Pavilion
Monroe Sanitarium
The
Presbyterian Church
Eunice Carter
Q. D. Marks
Sunbeams
Baptist Church
Graded Teacher's Union
Juden
New Orleans
Methodist Church
S. A. Leopold
Stella
Alice Leopold
Bastrop
Barney Sugar
Temple
Alvin Leopold
L. B. Ferguson
Robert
Francis
Meridian
Miss
Versailles
Burnie Handy
Batavia
N. Y
Miss Handy
F. G. Hudson
Edith Hudson
Culver Miltary Institute
Culver
Ind
Murrey Hudson
T. S Shields
Greenville
L. B. Bentley
Warren Taylor
Shields
Free Laxative for Women Promoted by Dr Caldwell
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle liquid laxative and tonic for women and all ages. It claims relief from constipation, torpid liver, sour stomach, and headaches, with safe use and a free test bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 520 Caldwell Blog Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Brannan
Alvarado
K. L. Stout
Louisville
Williams
Cal
J. E. Blackmore
The Theatrical Open Door Fight and Klaw & Erlanger
A 1910 letter disputes Klaw & Erlanger claims and explains the National Theatre Owners Association open door policy. It asserts independent managers faced coercive booking practices, praises the open-door aim, and notes Shubert Brady Arthur and others could now tour more attractions nationwide.
French Market Coffee Remains Strong in Old Tradition
An advertising feature touts the French Market Blend coffee once popular in New Orleans. The copy claims the blend’s vigor and rich flavor, noting hermetically sealed cans, no human hands from plantation to cup, and nationwide shipping with orders via grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Theatre managers reject syndicate control in new association
J J Coleman of Ehrlich Brothers and Coleman proclaims independence from Shuberts Klaw Erlanger and syndicate bookings. He states each theatre manager books his own house with possible New York reps, vows no affiliation, and promises to schedule meritorious attractions. He notes next season proposals and urges prominent display in press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuberts
New York
Klaw & Erlanger
J. J. Coleman
Ehlrich Bros, & Coleman
Open door policy lifts theater access across the nation
The piece argues that theatres formerly closed to all except booked acts should adopt an open door policy. It claims managers resisted but were forced to change, promising prosperity and freedom as venues confirm new dates and widen access for attractions nationwide.
Ouachita Tribe No 49 Red Men Meet Friday June 17
All members are urgently requested to attend the meeting to nominate officers and finalize arrangements for the 4th of July entertainment and other important business.
Pythian Sisters to Hold Meeting in West Monroe Hall
The Pythian Sisters meet at the West Monroe K of P Hall Tuesday evening June 14 at 8 oclock. Election of officers for the ensuing year will be presented and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Wolff
Morise Wolff
Irvin Wolff
Bastrop
Lazarus
Alabama
City
Leon Cohn
Jackson Street
St. Hyacinth’s Academy
St. Mathew’s
Monroe
Adriana
Countess of Rigoli
Camille Gimler
Constanza
Louise Rivoire Mrgica
Lucy Guerriero
Louise Rivoire
West Monroe
Larche
Millsapps Company
Pythian Sisters
West Monroe K. of P. Hall
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Josie Bridger
Shreveport
L. W. Mobley
St. Louis
Nell Kilgore
Baton Rouge
Marjory Myatt
Eula Pearl Clarke
Anne Wyndes
Farmerville
Shelly Meek
J. P. Madison
Mr. Benton Willinger
West Side
Calhoun
Jeanette
Kate Burch
F. Y
Katie
Gon
Charlie
Wisner
Bula
Fred Butler
M. J. Butler
Mattie and
Lottie Williams
Logtown
Judge A. Willis
Sidney Moore
Henry Wolff
Joe Dawkins
O. C. Dawkins
Washington and Lee University
Lilah Gladden
Mrs. Davis
Oak Ridge
G. D. Sanders
Monroe Grocer Company
J. F. Peters
Tremont
Monroe Commercial College
Mene Levy
Barney J. Sugar
St. Hyacinth's Academy
the News-Star
Forsythe Park
the Baptist Sunday School
Boomer Myatt
Lake Beaulah
Light Weight Brigade
America
Europe
I. Heinberg
Joe Pasternack
Isadore Abramovitch
Rieverend
Geo. DD. Booth
Geo. D. Booth
Napoleon Avenue
Dr. Summey
Geo. D, Jr
O. B. Morton
Baptist Sunday School
Cheniere
Metcalf
McLarty
Luther Smith
Water Valley
Janie Metcaelf
F. L. Smith
Cecile McLarty
Agatha Faulk
A. R. Taylor
May Smith
Florence Faulk
Kate Smith
Janie Metcalf
Cecil McLarty
Bernice Renwick
Cassel Apgar
Mamie Dell McWilliams
Evelyn Prophit
Pauline Prophit
Mabel Handy
Camille Parker
Lelia Ducerneau
A. Nichols
H. Russell
H. Gregg
F. Gibbs
F. Farmer
F. Faulk
Chas
Bradley
Gee
Gunby
C. Moureld
Kougler
Zeigan
R. Prichard
J. Fluker
G. B. Cooley
Iby
Blackman
Lavi Rkuzianne
Luzianne Coffee
Reily Taylor CO
Monroe Stationery Co., Limited
S. Grand Street
W. B. Caldwell
Monticello, Ill
James J. Coleman
News-Star
News-Scimitar
Memphis
Tenn
National Theatre Owners’ Association
Ehrlich Bros. & Coleman
Shubert
Klaw & Ehrlanger
Erlanger
Agri Theatre
Theatrical Trust
Messrs. Shubert
Wm. A. Brady
Daniel V. Arthur
Liebler & Co
John P. Slotum
Lew Fields
Uhlrich Bros. & Coleman
Claw & Erlanger
NEW Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd
New Orleans, la
Lerfectoni
Boston, Ltd
Meyer Brothers, Ltd
the Prudential
Cad T. Baird
Prudential Insurance Company OF America
New Jersey
John F. Dryden
Home Office
Newark, N. J
J. M. Goldsmith
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