Sousa's Band to Visit This Area This Week
Local notes show several residents visiting friends in Oakland and Laurel. Sousa's Band announced for next weeks engagements as Mrs. Paul Ramey hosts a Memphis guests afternoon reception for visiting ladies.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
3
Local notes show several residents visiting friends in Oakland and Laurel. Sousa's Band announced for next weeks engagements as Mrs. Paul Ramey hosts a Memphis guests afternoon reception for visiting ladies.
Mrs. Scott Hensler leaves for Memphis en route to Paul's Valley. G W Manning buys two Pontotoc street frame stores from C A Havon. T E Harris estate sold to R H McElroy at public sale. Mary Memory James hosts birthday party. Various ads note Studebaker wagons and Friedman’s pricing. Union Grove to host 11 am sermon by Rev B T Kimbrough Jr plus Sunday school. East Lynne at Opera House tonight with Miss Andrene LaPorte. tickets 50 and 75 cents.
The season’s finest musical treat graced the Opera House last Thursday as violinist Pallas Brown drew a large audience with soulful selections. An absence by the pianist accompanist was filled by capable substitute Iseal talent, delivering acceptable performances in curated pieces.
District Attorney W A Roane of the Third Judicial district declares he will not run again after his current term ending soon. His decision shocks supporters who praise his legal acumen and public service. Several potential candidates are already noted as entering the race. Lyceum events at the Opera House feature Mrs. Mary H Flasner and acts Lane and Bincham, presented as top attractions with guaranteed quality. The program aims to uplift the town, though organizers acknowledge no profit and seek local patronage.
Robert Sherman presents My Friend from Arkansaw a dramatized true Arkansas life at the Opera House Friday night. The show blends comedy and drama with a moral theme drawing both theater and church audiences. Prices are 35 50 and 75 cents.
Taz Enove promotes a cash offer to furnish a pene for $1.35 with the Commercial Appeal. The ad touts the paper as a leading Southern publication and seeks new subscriptions, quoting 31.35 cash for both papers.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt notes that newspaper and magazine advertising outshine other publicity. It argues advertisers gain measurable results from weekly papers and color ads, aligning publicity value with the merchant’s knowledge of outcomes and brand recognition.
A four act comedy titled My Friend from Arkansan will be staged at the Opera House Friday night February 2. The piece is praised as a grand character play with simple naturalness and strong human interest. It moves from sentiment to humor and back, weaving pathos and laughter as the author guides the audience through dramatic turns.
The celebrated play East Lynne returns with a top tier company and the noted actress Miss Adrene LaPorte. The production features elaborate scenery and costumes with refined emotional acting and a full array of paraphernalia. Prices range from 23 to 75 cents for tonight's performance.
A dramatic advertisement touts a beautiful performance of East Lynne at the Opera House tonight. Miss Addrene LaPorte is praised as the leading star for her charming and winning portrayal. Tickets priced 25 50 and 75 cents.
The article praises Mr. Sherman for a lively plot with humor and pathos in My Friend from Arkansaw. It highlights realistic character drawing and human emotion, set on an Arkansan farm, declaring it one of the strongest comedies on stage.
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