Twelfth Night Presented in Springfield Theatrical Night
A Springfield venue stages Twelfth Night with a cast led by Gorge W. Cl and Kat Vee Ob in a lively Shakespearean comedy. Local patrons anticipate a spirited performance and strong reception.
17 May 1929
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
1
A Springfield venue stages Twelfth Night with a cast led by Gorge W. Cl and Kat Vee Ob in a lively Shakespearean comedy. Local patrons anticipate a spirited performance and strong reception.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a conservatory and a new musical post involving Susanne. Details are garbled, but imply a ceremony or appointment related to graduate status and a pledge or pact. No clear names, dates, or places are recoverable.
The council rejected a proposed blanket fee for the coming year citing concerns over costs and impact on residents. The discussion referenced the duties of office and noted the presence of Frank Aydelotte in related proceedings.
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The readable text is garbled with partial phrases and missing context making it impossible to identify people places or events for a reliable summary. No coherent facts stand out to form a valid two line record.
A garbled OCR fragment notes a meeting at a stage venue about planning oration and remnant items. Mentions Roman Da and BE with 12108 references. Dates and places are unclear, but the piece signals an event connected to a manor and an inn before midweek.
Repesee reports Norton will address vocational classes, delivering guidance on career paths and skill development. The talk aims to motivate students, highlight opportunities in trades, and encourage enrollment in vocational programs.
An announcement notes a distinguished German lecturer will speak in Oberli, with details about venue and date. The notice references the University of Minnesota and mentions potential attendees, highlighting academic interest and regional engagement.
Students presented a one act drama in Spanish with a brief cast listed. The program notes indicate the play concluded with a short curtain call and thanks to participants.
A graduate student will appear in a piano recital presented by the Conservatory. The program includes works by noted composers and features the student’s technique and musical study. Details about the date andVenue are provided by the Conservatory office.
Unclear OCR text outlines plans for summer work by a department and mentions individuals and locations in a damaged, partially legible form. The readable parts reference a person aged 90 and a water-related incident, with fragmented lines suggesting internal planning notes rather than a coherent event.
Tickets for The Ques Masbnd pay by Hert Hheewood presented by Desa Ass fll teens Saar fernoes Re Lanpuom begin on Saturday at the venue. Readers are advised to arrive early and secure seats as seating is limited.
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