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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
8
The De Koven Opera company presents a lavish Robin Hood at the Grand Theatre on Thursday. Star sopranos and tenors from major houses headline a company filling the cast with noted principals and a strong supporting ensemble. The farce weaves kleptomania and mistaken identities into a brisk, comic plot with a punchy, stageworthy finale.
Frothinghan, a famed Bostonite, will be featured for a five thousandth time in New York inspired impersonations. A special orchestra under Joseph Saintonieu-Ponturs directs the production Stop Thief a hit from last season at the Gaiety Theatre in New York. Coban Harris produced the unknown playwright whose work drew big attention and royalties. Carlyle Moore and Augustin Mace noted the sudden rise of a little known author to Broadway prominence.
Washington D C Del 10 General wage trends in cigars and clothing show rising pay. Cigar workers up 3.9 percent per hour from last year, clothing workers 2.6 percent, with women gaining more in some sub trades than men. Some male cigar and clothing workers saw smaller or negative gains. Wardrobe and clothing roles saw varied changes, including women receiving higher increases in certain occupations.
Pittsburgh on December 1 reports intensified enforcement of the child labor law. Restaurants hotels bakeries and department stores were notified that all women under 21 must cease work by 9 pm and related provisions must be followed. Two merchants were arrested and fined and girls under the limit were sent home from theatres. factories had been observing the law for months. Mr and Mrs W D Rynearson departed for St Paul Minnesota to visit relatives.
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