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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
2
The statement notes that answering certain questions can improve a person’s credit and standing more than expected, implying benefits beyond immediate information. It emphasizes the potential value of helpful responses in shaping reputation and credibility.
Attendance at the twenty-ninth annal Westchester County Horse Show rose slightly with six morning events and a full afternoon program. Storm signal incidents occurred when Storm Bignal bolted. Jasbo, ridden by Senator William McLockwood’s horse, displayed strong jumping power and won the blue ribbon among thirty-four entries. The Westchester Special was captured by Over There, and a list of notable attendees and winners filled the day’s coverage.
The Provincetown Players, famous for Greenwich Village drama and Broadway transfers, announce a sabbatical year after their seventh New York season, with plans to reopen next fall on October 31, 1924. They credit discovering Eugene ONeill and So Glusped for progress and note a need to revive faith and energy.
Readable fragments describe stage events at the Apollo Theater and studios. Mentions include Frauke Meiebes, Herbert Wat Multiven, and Jim Jam J Fieriha Mann in various productions. References indicate premieres, tours, and casting for upcoming shows with names like Lester and That s Angelea.
Solemn dances filled the Karl Care roll Theater as Michiottow and partners presented The Pin Wheel. The revue mixed serious tableaux with comic bits featuring Hitchcock Fay and others, while musical numbers and rhythmic scenes impressed the audience despite uneven improvisations.
The Russian Grand Opera Company staged Pagliacci at the Second Avenue to aid impoverished Russian artists. Panteleet and Mme Koshett led as Tonio and Nedda with strong emotion from Dunilow as Canto. After intermission, Mint Mashir Mise Mirovich Svetlov Lukin and Kar lash contributed performances while audience donations and candy were exchanged for help for starving countrymen.
A California guest, claiming to be a writer of special features, was jailed on charges of attempted robbery at Grand Central Station. State railroad officer Philip Talarica found Lowry in the timekeeper’s office on the third floor after hosts had left. A shot was fired as Lowry fled, and a 169 cent postage stamp seized from a time-office drawer was reported.
Andrew Lb Durbin son of Ohio Democratic chairman William Durbin was indicted by a DC grand jury on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses through forged checks. He had recently left Senator Watson's office in Georgia where the senator accused the Department of Justice of pursuing the case due to Durbin aiding a senator with information for the Attorney General.
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