Buster Brown Cartoon at Turner Theatre Sunday Edition
Buster Brown cartoon comedy shown at Turner Theatre Sunday matinee and evening with new costumes, chorus, scenery, and dog Tige. The show aims for broad appeal, praised for laughs and production quality. Also notes talks by Tom Warrall on grain trust and J S MacDonald on shipping facilities at the convention.
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Turner Theatre Management
Nolnee
Buster Brown
Tige
Mr. Raymond
Unimplicated Vacan cies Inspire Vivid Stage Review
A review lauds a lively musical production noted for originality and epsem ic numbers. The chorus is well trained and energetic, with standout performances by Raymond's Scotch fusileers and Master Rosen as Buster. The cast of about fifty carries extensive scenery and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
James Gorman
Master Rosen
Buster
Tige
Cleary Lecture Praised For American Citizenship Oratory
Father Cleary spoke at the new Catholic school auditorium delivering a simple clear lecture on American citizenship. The address impressed attendees with its patriotic tone and exhortation to pride in the nation.
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Father Cleary
New Catholic School House
Plan Visit to the Father Land and Farm Home Plea
A Bay State pair G A Ottomeyer and A F Ottomeyer plan a summer trip to Germany after leaving Boston to attend a Geneva Chi Endeavor convention but will depart en route to visit relatives. They have run businesses in the city for 15 years and seek rest for health. The day includes a strong call for improved farm home surroundings to attract rural youth. A Fire Sale is announced at J F Neumann's next week March 1–10.
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Boston
Geneva
G. A
A. F. Ottomeyer
Wny
Germany
Institute Force
Caty
J. F. Neumann
Minnesota Farmers' Exchange set to convene in Minneapolis
The Minnesota Farmers' Exchange schedules its annual meeting in Richmond halls Minneapolis March 7 9. About 1000 farmers from northwestern states are expected to attend as the program centers on the grain trust and improved shipping facilities. A review of the attorney general action against the Duluth Board of Trade is also on the agenda with anticipated endorsements.
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Tom Warrall
Omaha
Neb
Grain Trust
Warrall
J. 8. MacDonald
Portland
Ore
Exchange
Wrai Trust
Minnesota Farmers’ Exchange
Richmond Halls
Minneapolis
Land
The
Northwest
Duluth Board of Trade
Duluth
Concert Commends Itself by Second Regiment Band Evening
A large audience welcomed the Second Regiment band for its seventh annual concert at the opera house. The program, featuring twelve classical numbers and a repeated Gloria March, drew praise for performance though critics noted the pieces were overly classical for many guests. Cornet solo by John Wartha and Morning in Noah's Ark impressed, while the operetta arrangement by W Tyckstein earned admiration. The event underscored local pride in home musicians and urged community support for the band.
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Second Regiment
John Wartha
Noah's Ark
Armand Pe Anton Henle
Geo. Henle
Jos, Schuster
John Stelljes
John J. Juenemann
W. Tyckstein
Opera House
Campfire Gives Notable Washington's Birthday Program
The Hecker Circle ladies staged a Washington's birthday program at the opera house drawing a good audience. Willie Wicherski played Washington and Margaret Schoch Martha Washington in colonial dress as the states represented by girls received their lines well. O. S Clark and E. F. Barrett of the G A R state department spoke admirably, though some disappointment followed the event.
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Washington
Opera
O. S Clark
E. F. Barrett
State Department
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Cleary
Father
G. A. and
Musical High School
C. F. McDonald
Court House
Institute Corps
Ottomeyer
Henley
NEW Spring Apparel
Cravenette
Embie
F. P. Zschunke & Co
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