Countess Connected On Friday At Musme Theater
Announcement by manager Charles Salisbury states that Countess Connected will appear next Friday evening March 16 at the city theatre, instead of Sunday, due to schedule changes and guaranteed support to cover extra travel costs. The show is billed as a major musical attraction, with Hugo G. Koch set to perform in The City, a modern drama praised for its dramatic strength and audience acclaim in New York.
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Charles Salisbury
Aterace Tinn
Salisbury
Rock Island
Afsertine Theatre Opera
Aren
Hugo G. Koch
Muscacina Theatre
United Flag ‘Company
Clyde Fitch
Tittle
Middleburs
Waleh
New York
Tne
Lyre Theatre
Tnespad
Clyde Witel
Rand
Gear Cleely
George Ineck
D ‘Rand
Middleburgh
George Rand, Jr
Hannock
Danker
Pis
Chicago
United Play Co. Presents
Couquette
Grand Theatre
Sioux City
March Sth
Taviere
Countess Coquette
New Grand Theatre
Countess Coquette at the Grand Theatre earns steady laughs
Sioux City Tribune reviews The Countess Coquette by United Play Company praising Knox Wilson for comic saxophone bits and the strong finale. The production features a French prologue, two acts, and a plot of romantic mixups with Cicely Rand and Haunock, concluding with a strong climax and vocal highlights by Harry Pauli and Maude Williams.
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Knox Wilson
Allen
Templar
Saxe
Hannock
Fifth Avenue
Haunock
Croox
Cicely Rand
Fiten
United Play Company
Fitch
Ual Yoral
Harry Pauli
RESP ADMIRAL EATON DIES AT NORWELL MASS
Rear Admiral Tos. Gilés Eaton retired U S Navy dies at home in Norwell Massachusetts aged about seventy eight. He commanded the transport Resolute in the Spanish American War and informed Admiral Sampson that the fleet was leaving Santiago. Eaton received the Medal of Honor after the Battle of Santiago and retired in 1905 after 39 years of service. He was born in Cregaville Alabama in the 1830s.
South End Firemen Stage Dance After Fire
Firemen from the South End helped extinguish a basement blaze at Wes Worrel’s dwelling on Baker and Nebraska streets late last night. Amid efforts to save furniture, an accordion was discovered and played by a child, turning the fire scene into a social gathering with dances and cheers from church delegates and community members present. The fire caused minimal damage beyond an old mattress, and the owner helped return furnishings to the house as onlookers joined in the merriment.
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Wes Worrel
Baker
Nebraska
South Ad
Teport
Second Quarterly Conference Held by South Muscatine District
The second quarterly conference of the South Muscatine district of the Methodist Episcopal Church met yesterday afternoon at the Island church. Dr. J A Boatman district superintendent presided and led the business session with a large attendance.
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South Muscatine
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Island Church
J. A. Boatman
Employee of South End Lumber Factory Hurt
Lloyd Bird of West Seventh street, a Sawyer's department worker at Muscatine's South End Lumber, was injured when a rip-saw slipped while cutting a tough piece of wood. His middle finger on the left hand was nearly severed as he tried to shield himself from the spinning blade. Dr. E. B. Fulliam attended to the injury.
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Sooth Muscatine
Lloyd Bird
West Seventh Street
Hird
Sawyer
Musserville
E. B Fulliam
Friends Surprise Mrs. Kautz At Anniversary
A surprise party honored Mrs. Lena Kantz at 1083 New Hampshire Street last evening. Guests wore costumes and William Van Dyke won first prize for the cleverest outfit. Refreshments followed as the birthday anniversary for Mrs. Kautz was noted alongside remarks on health. The Hopewell school event was postponed to next Friday due to stormy weather.
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Lena Kantz
New Hampshire Street
Questa
Willam van 2Yl
Are, Kautz
Ars. G. P. Badgley
Rudgley
Muscatine
Des Moines
Methodist Hospital
Hopewell School House
Martha Hardman
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Sceny
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Merril
J. E. Hoopes
C. H. Ryan
W. M. Stark
George LeCornu
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David Corbin
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Charles Hardusan
Francrs Schultz
G. Badgley
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