Sanga Opera Debut in Paris Seen Lacking Originality
Paris review finds Isadore de Lara’s Sanga at the Opéra Comique has strong staging by Carré and Italian influences but weak music. The plot centers on Sanga’s love for Jean, famine, and an avalanche that drowns Vigord and Lena. Jean and Sanga survive briefly before dying together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Paris
New York
Vigord
Jean
Sanga
Lena
de Lara
Brunnhilde
Baireuth
Mme. Chénal
Mary Garden
Aphrodite
M. Boyle
M. Fugére
Opéra Comique
Carré
Emil Sauer Bids Farewell With Final New York Recital
Pianist Emil Sauer closed his New York appearance with a Mendelssohn recital. He offered Scarlatti arrangements, Liszt’s Sonata in B minor, Chopin pieces, and his own works, ending with a Pabst paraphrase from Tschaikowsky’s Eugene Onegin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Sauer
New York
Mendelssohn
Domenico Scarlatti
Liszt
Sauer
Mr. Sauer
Chopin
Tschaikowsky
Eugene Onegin
Pabst
Joseph O Mara to star in Peggy Mahree at Broadway Theatre
Joseph O Maraq will headline a new romantic comedy with music at the Broadway Theatre opening Monday evening December 21. Also notes include Charles Frohman due to see William Collier in The Patriot at Garrick Theatre Saturday, and Dorando to perform at Keith Proctor 125th Street next Sunday due to Italian community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O’mara
Broadway
Peggy Mahree
Charles Frohman
Lusitania
William Collier
Garrick Theatre
Frohman
New York
Madison Square
Frank Pixley
Irene
Genoa
Herald Square Theatre
BessiecCoy
Blanche Wilson
Miss Wilson
Miss
Capus Play Succeeds in Paris Debut at Theatre Renaissance
Paris dispatch reports Capus's L Oiseau Blesse staged at Theatre Renaissance. Raymond Salviére, a rich literary figure, falls for Yvonne Janson, prompting wife Eve Lavalligre to intervene. Yvonne departs Paris. Eve and Lucien Guitry delivered strong turns. crowd pleased with late 19th century style and likely solid run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Capus
Théatre Renaissance
Raymond Salviére
Georges
Yvonne Janson
Raymond
Yvonne
Eve Lavalligre
Lucien Guitry
Salviere
Andrée Megard
Dr Dufft Recital Pleases Mendelssohn Hall Audience
Dr Carl E Dufft gave a song recital in Mendelssohn Hall last evening. His bass voice was rich and controlled and his interpretive style suggested greater public use. The programme opened with Bach and included Caro Mio Ben Bois Epais Waldvogleins Bitte Arme Come Rosalind plus Scotch German gypsy and Bohemian American songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Dufft
New York
Mendelesohn Hall
Bach
Handel
Dr. Dufft
Rosalind
Novak
United Booking Company to Move Offices and Stage Feature
The United Booking Company of America will relocate from the St James Building to a new Broadway Forty-fourth Street project. The upper floor will house offices and a miniature stage to test new acts. Commission for agents and actors rises to 7 1 4 percent from 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Booking Company of America
St. James
Broadway
Forty-fourth Street
Last Night at the Metropolitan Opera and Manhattan Shows
Aida was repeated at the Metropolitan Opera House with Eames Homer Caruso and Scotti as featured soloists under Toscanini. At the Manhattan a triple bill of Cavalleria Rusticana La Chairs and Pagliacci also played with a large audience and Parelli conducting all three. It was the first night this season that nipere sania was not in the conductor's chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida
Mmes. Eames
Homer
Werba and Mitchell Plan Series of Musical Skits
Louis F Werba and Julian Mitchell prepare a series of musical skits starting with Spirit Land. The first show, with a fifteen girl chorus, will run the first week in January as a vaudeville act. The creators aim to evolve the pieces into one elaborate musical production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Werba
Julian Mitchell
Spirit Land
Frohman Refuses Resignation Over Fiske Expulsion
Daniel Frohman stated he will not resign from the Producing Managers' Association following the expulsion of Harrison Grey Fiske. He said his vote against Fiske's expulsion reflected personal views and praised the association's strength and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Frohman
Producing Managers’ Association
Harrison Grey Fiske
Fiske
Mr. Frohman
First Brooklyn season concert by MacLean and Rosignol at Ridge Club
Robert A. MacLean pianist and Claude A. Rosignol violinist opened the season with a Tuesday evening recital at the Ridge Club Brooklyn. Miss Dora Oates assisted as soprano. MacLean’s performance of Caprice Espagnol by Moskowsky drew frequent applause and encores from a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. MacLean
Claude A. Rosignol
Ridge Club
Seventy-second Street
Second Avenue
Brooklyn
Dora Oates
MacLean
Moskowsky
Medill McCormick Denied Illness Rumor in Hot Springs
Mrs. Medill McCormick denied rumors of illness about her husband The Chicago Tribune editor. She said he came to Hot Springs for needed rest and spends much time hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hot Springs
New York
Medill McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Doll Sale Aids Sea Cliff Home Convalescent Babies
A doll sale held yesterday afternoon at Sherry's raised nearly 1500 dollars for the Sea Cliff Home for Convalescent Babies. Over 300 dolls were sold. Mrs. Henry Parish Jr is president and the vice presidents are Mrs. Sidney Dillon Jupiey, Mrs. E. H. Harriman, and Mrs. H. P. Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry’s
Sea Cliff
Treasury
Henry Parish, Jr
Sidney Dillon Jupiey
E. H. Harriman
H. P. Loomis
Birth for Mr. and Mrs. William A M Burden in New York
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs William A M Burden at 5 East Seventy third Street. Mrs Burden is Florence Vanderbilt Twombly daughter of Mr and Mrs H McK Tyomey. The couple married about four years ago and their first child now greets the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. M. Burdens
William A. M. Burden
East Seventy-third Street
Burden
Florence Vanderbilt Twombly
H. McK. Tyomey
Mr. Asdén
Eee & Grandson
Ir and
Ites
Miss Muriel Morris Debuts at Mrs Ledyard's Sherry's Cotillion
Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard hosted Miss Muriel Morris’s debut at Sherry's last night. The event used two ballrooms with a supper in the small chamber and the cotillion led by Elisha Dyer featured about 100 coups. An audience of roughly 800 guests included many prominent figures such as Dr. Hugh Auchincloss and Mrs. Roosevelts among numerous social leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Sherry
Muriel Morris
Elisha Dyer
Miss Morris
Dyer
Phoenix Ingraham
Franklin Plummer
Hugh Auchincloss
Auchincloss
Reginald Brooks
William Lawrence Breese
Arthur Burden
G. GC. Clark, Jr
J. Sargeant Cram
Robert Goelet
Austin Gray
J. B. Harriman
Arthur Ot
Lewis Iselin
Pembroke Jones
Charles de Loelrichs
George A. Lung
Lung
Jose Victor Onativia, Jr
James Otis
Robert D. Pruyn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Louis Starr, Jr
Paul G. the
Eleanor B. Alexander
Leonie Alexandre
Kathryn H. Auerbach
Dorothy Bigelow
Angelica
Mary M. Hare
Ruth R. Hubbell
Theresa de H. Ingersoll
Sadie G. Jones
Dorothy Kissel
Martha Robbe
Cornelia Landon
Julia A. Loomis
Blanche Oelrichs
Josephine Osborn
Vera Onativia
Emily Potter
Ione Page
Anna Ripley
Lucy M. Roosevelt
Gladys Roosevelt
Ethelberta P. Russell
Lisa C. Suydam
Laura P. Swan
Mildred Gibert
Musical Tea at Mrs. Clark’s for Debutantes
Mrs J Francis A Clark and Miss Dorothy Bigelow hosted a musical tea at 13 East Thirty-eighth Street for debutante cousins Anne Tracy Charlotte Harding and Jane Bigelow. Dramatic soprano Josephine McCulloch sang in New York with selections by Grieg Hue Schumann and others. Numerous social figures attended or were invited, including Major Bigelow John Bigelow Tracy families and embassy guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Francis A. Clark
Dorothy Bigelow
Mrs. Clark
East Thirty-eighth Street
Anne Tracy
Charlotte Harding
Jane Bigelow
Major Bigelow
Boston
Clark
Miss Bigelow
Josephine McCulloch
New York
Im Kahn
Grieg
Bachelet
Chére Nuit
Georges Hue
Marienwhirmchen
Schumann
Landon Ronald
Santuzza
John Bigelow
Mies Grace Bigelow
Poultney Bigelow
Charles Tracy
Grace Tracy
C. B. Alexander
Harriet and
Janetta Alexander
Henry Poor
Arthur
Henry C. Phipps
J. Hampden Robb
Miss Robb
Newell Tilton
Benjamin Yoakum
Yoakum
Oliver Harriman
George Riggs
Howard Page
Miss Page
Archibald Rogers
Miss Rogers
J. W. Alexander
Edmund Randolph
Rudolph Schirmer
Ethel
Josephine Crosby
Beatrice Crosby
Cornelia Gallatin
Count Alexander Jorek
Frank Rochers
Miss Schiffer Bride In Delmonico’s Small Wedding
Hiram C. Bloomingdale and Miss Roland C. Schiffer wed in the red room at Delmonico’s with Rev. Dr. Schulman officiating. Due to the bride’s father’s death the ceremony was intimate. honeymoon planned in California. residence to be on Fifth Avenue at Seventy sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram C. Bloomingdale
Roland C. Schiffer
Alfred Schiffer
East Seventy-sixth Street
Delmonico’s
Dr. Schulman
Schiffer
Evelyn Schiffer
Mr. Bloomingdale
Samuel J. Bloomingdale
Oscar Siesel
Carl Forsch
Gustav Siesel
Walter Blun
Lemuel Sicher
Arthur Popper
Miss Tracy Weds Cecil Parker Stewart At Grace Church
Miss Reine Marie Tracy daughter of Mrs John Martin Tracy and Cecil Parker Stewart married at Grace Church last night at nine o clock. The bride was among the youngest ever married in that parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Tracy
Cecil P. Stewart
Reine Marie Tracy
John Martin Tracy
Cecil Parker Stewart
Grace Church
Miss Tracy
Bride Tracy Weds Jacques H. Tracy in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Kurzman served as maid of honor while Gertrude Scholle and Susan Nichols were bridesmaids. Ushers included Belknap Radcliffe Kleeve Theodore Jersey Charles F. Quinn and Tracy's brother Jacques H. Tracy officiated the ceremony with Reverend Miss Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toric Church
Miss Kurzman
Gertrude Scholle
Susan Nichols
Oalliot van Cleefe
H Belknap
Clarence Radcliffe
Arthur Kleeve
Theodore A Jersey
Charles F. Quinn
Miss Tracy
Jacques H. Tracy
Hamlin and Shields Tie Nup In Washington Society Romance
Elbert Bacon Hamlin of Washington marries Miss Elizabeth Russell Shields at St. Thomas church in a white liberty satin gown. Attendants include maid of honor Anna Karsch and bridesmaids Vera Karsch Hannah Sparks Clara Denford and Ethel Story. Best man Francis Hamlin with ushers Sturges Shields Thomas Kingman Alexander Gordon Lewis Conklin and R W Brown. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Bacon Hamlin
Washington
Elizabeth Russell Shields
Nelson Turner Shields
West Fifty-sixth Street
St. Thomas’s
Liberty
Anna Karsch
Vera Karsch
Hannah Sparks
Clara Denford
Ethel Story
Tennis S. Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
Washington, D. C
Francis Hamlin
Yale
Thomas Kingman
Alexander Gordon
Lewis Conklin
Robert Amon
R. W. B. Brown
Sturges Bradie Shields
Doctor Cairns Weds Miss Towne At Transfiguration Church
Dr. Douglas Walker Cairns and Rose Ethel Towne wed yesterday afternoon at four in the Church of the Transfiguration. Rev. Clarence Buel officiated. Miss Elizabeth Walker Cairns attended the bride, with Bayard Snowden Cairns as best man and ushers Dr. Arthur Freeborn Chase and Dr. Edward Wordsworth Peterson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Walker Cairns
Rose Ethel Towne
Nelson Henry Towne
Church of the Transfiguration
Clarence Buel
Miss Towne
Elizabeth Walker Cairns
Cairns
Bayard Snowden Cairns
Arthur Freeborn Chase
Edward Wordsworth Peterson
Penfields Sail To Egypt For Nile Winter
Mr and Mrs Frederic Courtland Penfield depart for Egypt aboard the Prinzess Irene with Commodore E C Benedict and Mrs Belden and plan to spend the winter on the Nile. They will visit Khartoum and launch expeditions on the White and Blue Niles before returning in spring via the Libyan Desert. Penfield, once Consul General at Cairo, intends to revise his booklet Present Days in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Courtland Penfield
Egypt
Nile
E. C. Benedict
James Mead Belden
Cairo
Khartoum
Wady Halfa
White Nile
Western Theatres Merge Under Erlanger Plan in Chicago
The article reports Klaw and Erlanger moving to absorb about seventy five Western theatres from Chicago to San Francisco with partners including William Harris of Boston. A. L. Erlanger and Levy Mayer arrive in Chicago to finalize agreements and push Chicago as a West coast theatre hub, with absorption starting in Omaha Denver and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco
Omaha
Denver
Klaw & Erlanger
William Harris
Boston
A. L. Erlanger
Levy Mayer
Erlanger
Mayer
New York
Harris
Work by the Blind on View at New York Association of the Blind
An exhibition and reception of blind artists work takes place at the New York Association of the Blind on East Fifty-ninth Street 118 from 3 to 6 and 8 to 10 today with music by the blind. Miss Julia Dodge leads the top floor tea room while Miss Eleanor Whitridge helps manage tables and many debutantes attend. Miss Holt Mrs Hewitt and other supporters will be present. The show continues tomorrow and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Association of the Blind
East Fifty-ninth Street
Julia Dodge
Eleanor Whitridge
Holt
E. R. Hewitt
Touraine Sails for Havre With Noted Passengers Aboard
The French liner Touraine departs today for Havre. On board are J. G. C. Cottier W. H. Flattau Santiago Guarin Dr and Mrs Leopold de Reynier Vicomte de la Gue ronniere Alexander Imbryzek and E. K. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
J. G. C. Cottier
W. H. Flattau
Santiago Guarin
Leopold de Reynier
Vicomte de la Gue
Ronniere
Alexander Imbryzek
E. K. Stewart
Charity ball events and society teas in New York society pages
The will host charity ball at Waldorf Astoria Feb 9 and United Daughters of the Confederacy hold annual ball at Hotel Astor tonight. Social events include tea at 18 Park Avenue, a Miss Wilde theater party, and a country fair at 550 Seventh Avenue with Christmas gift sales. Engagements and society receptions feature William Burden’s recovery, Miss Brady's engagement to Mr Norris, and large society gatherings at East Eighty-first Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Jessie Holt
Park Avenue
United Daughters of the Confederacy
New York
Hotel Astor
Dorothy Samborn Wilde
Henry Siegel
Severa
Sherry’s
Actors’ Church Alliance
Seventh Avenue
Annie Russell
Billie Burke
Viola Allen
Ewald Fleitmann
West Seventy
East Eighty-first Street
Ulman
Samuel C. van Dusen
Helen van Dusen
Nathalié J. Howland
Howard C. Dickinson
William
Stayed by the Bowery Oliver Washburn Dies at 70
Oliver Franklin Washburn, once known for playing in old Bowery fields and the east side, died at the Hatfield Hotel at 46 Ridge Street. He was over 70, cherished stories of open spaces, and recalled No Man's Land as he shared memories with local children. He counted Patrick Connelly and Daniel O'Brien among his old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Franklin Washburn
Bowery
East Side
Hatfield Hotel
Ridge Street
Washburn
Hatfield
No Man’s Land
Patrick Connelly
Poverty Row
Daniel O’brien
O’brien
Brooklyn
Notable Obituaries From New York City Died This Week
John L. Bonn former musical director of the Dominican Church of St. Vincent Ferrer dies at 156 East Fifty-sixth Street aged sixty one. He leaves a widow four daughters and four sons. Harry Golden Shaw head chemist at Columbia Chemical Company dies aged in his 60s. born in Madras India. nephew of Sir Charles Bell. Antonio Lopez cigar manufacturer at 202 East Fifty-ninth Street dies of tuberculosis at 7 West Sixty-third Street aged thirty nine. leaves a widow a daughter and two sons. Warren E. Hill president Continental Iron Works dies suddenly at the Florence Hotel in his 74th year. born in Manhattan. member of multiple professional societies. leaves widow two daughters. Carl C. Gutschow bay ridge resident long prominent shipping master and marine inspector for insurers. James T. Phelps head of James T. Phelps & Co. dies in his sixty third year. leaves a widow and a daughter. Thomas McCormick father of Police Lieutenant John McCormick dies at 283 Baltic Street in his 76th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Bonn
Dominican Church
St. Vincent Ferrer
East Fifty-sixth Street
Rhenish Palatinate
St. Vincent Ferrer’s
Harry Golden Shaw
Columbia Chemical Company of
Barberton
Charles Bell
Madras
India
Antonio Lopez
East Fifty-ninth Street
West Sixty-third Street
Spain
Warren E. Hill
Continental Iron Works
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
Florence
Manhattan
A. Oakey Hall
Brooklyn Union League Club
The
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Carl C. Gutschow
Bay Ridge
New York
Porte
Marine Board of Underwriters
James T. Phelps
Boston Life Insurance
James T. Phelps & Co
Thomas McCormick
John McCormick
Adams Street
Baltic Street
Brinsmade
Washington, Conn
William Gold Brinsmade
Congregational Church
Washington
Cushing
St. Vincent Hospital
New York City
B. Cushing
George W. B. Cushing
Fast Orange
N. J
Forest Hill Cemetery
Scranton
Penn
Fountain
Elmira E. Fountain
W. J. Fountain
Sixth Av
N. Ae
Gibbs
Newport
R. I
Oliver Wolcott Gibbs
George and
Laura Wolcott Gibbs
Sunswick
L. I
Goldsticker
Anabelle
Louis
Ella Goldaucker
Lehmann
West 113Th St. Grinnon
Inslee
Helen C. Inslee
Samuel Inslee
West 724
Johnson
French Hospital
William Nelson Johnson, Jr
Effie Lewis Johnson
McAllister
Isabella B. Todd
James McAllister
West 150Th St
Thursay
Mundy
Clifton
Maria Louisa Mundy
Dr. Crowell
Guyon Mundy
St. Andrew's Church
Richmond
Alexander Riviere
Emile T. Riviere
Milford
Russell
Isabella Clapp
Greenfield
Mass
Whitney
L. B. Strong
Delhi
N. Y
M. Raymond Whitney
Wlliam H. Marston
Lafayette Av
Greenwood Cemetery
Wilbur
West 186Th St
Myron Thomas Wilbur
Rochester
Tompkins & Tompkins Handle Wills Notice
The law firm Tompkins and Tompkins located at 156th Avenue and Ay Times Square 109 West 45th Street publishes a wills notice indicating services for estate planning and will creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Attorneys
Times
Square
45Th St
Wills
Marriages in Plainfield and Brooklyn Declared in December
Notices of several couples announcing December weddings include Annie Louise Jennings and Howard Masten Canoune of Brooklyn in Plainfield New Jersey with Rev. I M Haldeman officiating. Florence Jewett Rowe and Walter T Churchill wed at St Luke's Church Brooklyn with Rev Henry Swentzel presiding. Jessie Stanley Mook and Arthur Rubin Hebert join at 138 West 123rd Street Manhattan under Rev Gunnison. Anna M Loewer and Edgar A Coon wed December 2. Grace Dalton Hickey and John C Hickey wed December 8. Beth Lerf and William H Howard wed December 6 in New York area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon
Loewer
Anna M. Loewer
Edgar A. Coon
Hickey
Dallon
Grace Dalton
John C. Hickey
Howard—Lerf
Jersey
Beth Lerf
William H. Howard
Remember the Children Remember the Children
The appeal urges donations to the CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY to aid industrial school orphans and homeless children. It outlines gifts like 30 dollars for a Christmas gift and 3,000 dollars to place 100 orphans in homes, with treasurer and secretary contact at 105 East 22d Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
A.barton Hepburn
C. L. Brace
East 22d Street
New York
Bond Printing Specialty Since 1900s Highlighted
For over half a century this firm specialized in printing bonds using steel, stone and type, emphasizing long tradition and craft in secure document production.
CoriEs Macy & Co Store Factory
Readable text notes a store and factory at 86 Maider Lane and 441 Pearl Street, implying a business location listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoriEs, Macy «& Co
Maider Lane
Pearl Street
Obituary notices from New York area deaths and services
Multiple death notices dated December 1908 from Washington Conn. to New York City list names such as William Gold Brinsmade Gases B Cushing Elmira E Fountain and Oliver Wolcott Gibbs. Each entry notes age death date residence and funeral details including churches and interment arrangements.
Funeral Notices From Newark and Nearby Areas
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list the deceased and service details. Louise Bachman of Baldwin Ave Newark died December 8 with a funeral today. Deecent Beckhardt of West 113th St died December 7 aged 51 with services planned. Willa beth Berry of Rutherford died December 7 with funeral at 2 PM today. Caroline Blah of New Jersey and others noted with residences and dates, indicating local deaths and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachman
Baldwin
Newark
N. J
Louise Bachman
Beckhardt
West 113Th St
Nee —Rutherford
Willabeth Berry
Birch
Locka Wanes
Black
Contland
N. A
Caroline Blah
Jenate A
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across New Jersey and Brooklyn
The list records deaths and funeral details for numerous individuals including Charles Brown of Brookline aged 49 and Ludwig Mortensen of Jersey City aged 49. It lists addresses in Newark Jersey City Brooklyn and Orange and notes funeral times and burial arrangements.
Mass Held for Mary T. Schmidt at Jersey City Church
Mass was held today for Mary T. Schmidt at a Jersey City church. Attendees include family and local residents as the community honors her memory with prayers and a short homily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T. Fichmidt
Arta Church
Jersey City
Cemeteries and crematories information page note
Courthouse style listing mentions Woodlawn and Rosehill cemeteries with access by Harlem trains to 138th Street and Central or Aven avenues. Includes contact details and crematory services, office address at 20 East 38th Street, phone numbers and bid notes for undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE _WOODLAWN. Ce
Harlem Tratn
Sentral Ory Eaeer
Aven
Aphone
Gramercy
East
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Brighten
R. S. Minturn
East 22Nd Street
R. Fulton Cutting
Association For Improving
Mlle. Lavalliere
Metropolitan
D. Frohman
Managers’ Association
Miss Dorothy Bigelow
Miss Schiffer
Hamlin—Shields
Cairns—Towne
Commodore Benedict
the Beldens
Dodd Meadeco
Fifth Ave
Syndicate
Western Theatres
Tiffany & Co
Fifth Avenue
Brentano
27Th St
Europe
Social Notes
Green Fields
Texas
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Everett McNeil
Two Ane
E. P. Dutton & Company
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Meyer
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Jefferson St
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Bertha Morlock
Mortensen
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Naedelee
Rose St
Louisa Naedele
West Qist St
James IR
Nimmo
Douglass St
Power
Quick
William Quick
Raeher
Grand St
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Stansle Roeder
Rodway
Harren Island
Sarah Roder
Roeder
Mauser St
John F. Roeder
Rotchford
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West 124Th
John F. Schilling
Schlich
Virginia
William Schliich
West 130Th St
Sam Schwind
de Sherwood
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East Orange
N. Zepee
Bert C. Strong
Taylor
Lexington Av
Broon Hylor
Tierney
McDonough St
Bron
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Golsad M. Wood
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