Texma and Fantana Bring Western Stage to Pendleton
The state’s stagegoers enjoy Texma a brisk two and a half hour Western play with Texas Ranger hero Jack Dallam and Tex as West in a fast moving drama. Fantana a musical comedy hit from New York Chicago and Boston delights Seattle San Francisco and Pendleton audiences with Teddy Webb as Hawkins and a premium Shubert Bros inspired production.
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Texas
Jack Dallam
Cowboy
Texas West
Plains
Jack Dillam
Texia
Oregon Theater
New York City
Lyrie Theater
Chicago
New York
Boston
Frank W. Healy
Healy
San Francisco
Seattle
Ple
Joe Miller
Shubert Bros
Fontana
Jeff de Angello
Pendleton
Teddy Webb
Jeff de Angelis
San Francisco Opera Co
King of Comedy
Mabel Day
Fontana Sunday Night Show Delights Audience With Lively Act
A Fontana stage drew steady laughter as a Sunday night performance kept the audience engaged. The program featured a comic routine that sparked repeated chuckles and applause from attendees throughout the evening.
Empire and Directoire Styles Dominate New York Fashion Show
Catherine Mann-Payzant notes a large New York exhibit showcasing Empire and directoire influence with palace scale decor. Gowns by Paquin Worth and Callat feature velvet crepe, embroidered chiffon, and sequin borders, while American adaptations favor smooth fabrics like broadcloth, satin, and foulards for city wear and affairs.
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Catherine Mann-Payzant
New York
Navy
Malinason
Beer
Paquin
Bernard
Caillat
Havet
Callat
Meteor
Worth
Europe
Mail-order wife habit ends in court case in Michigan
Marshall Michigan farmer Joseph Sturgis testified that the mail order wife investment rarely met descriptions and specifications. He said he sent 200 before seeing her and later 500 more. The woman, met in New York, proved infirm and eventually led to marriage and divorce actions. The court considered the tale after his testimony.
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Marshall, Mich
Joseph Sturgis
Lee County
Sturgis
New York City
England
Joseph
Marshall
Afer
New York
Throws Money to the Birds in Theatrical Ad Push
Elmer Walters, owner of A Millionaire Tramp, pioneered tossing money from a carriage to attract crowds. From the show’s start, the practice ran for six years, totaling 123,290 dollars, about 9 dollars daily, as tabulated by newspapers and daily expense reports.
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Elmer Walters
Walters
Sturgis Granted Adi Vores for Desertion
Sturgis was entitled to adi vores, a grant approved on the grounds of desertion.
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Sturgis
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Promotes Gentle Bowels
Contalia unopiate syrup named Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup is marketed as gentle on the bowels. It avoids opiates and uses a pleasant maple sugar flavor, appealing to children, and is sold by Tallman & Co.
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Kennedy
Tallman & Co
Subscription Drive Doubles Points This Week
Huntle announces a special week where every subscription turned in counts double toward rewards. The program runs all week, encouraging readers to renew or sign up for new subscriptions to maximize benefits.
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Rustle
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Oregon Theatre
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