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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1910

Page

3

New York Theater Changes Signal Holiday Season Begin

William Hammerstein takes control of the Manhattan Opera House with a vaudeville season starting next Monday while Arthur Hammerstein runs Hans and Naughty Marietta. Fred Terry and Miss Julia Nelson close The Scarlet Pimpernel tonight at the Knickerbocker. The Girl in the Taxi runs a second month at the Astor as The Rosary draws big crowds at the Garden Theatre and May Irwin headlines Getting a Polish at Wallack's. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm remains popular at the Republic, Alma Where Do You Live shines at Weber's, Judy Forgot continues at Broadway, Nobody's Widow opens at Hudson, and the Hippodrome maintains top spectacle with Niagara Ballet Earthquake and The International Cup. The Plaza Music Hall returns to vaudeville with strong bills alongside The American. Adeline Genee appears at the Globe in The Bachelor Belles, Sam Bernard headlines He Came from Milwaukee at the Casino, and Daly's showcases Baby Mine with Marguerite Clark and the triplets.

Williams. Brewer New York Fred Terry Mise Julia Nellaon Henry of Navarre Knickerbocker Theater Oscar Hammerstein Hes New York Theater Carter de Haven Tts Astor Theater Garden Theater May Irwin Wallack Tarkington Irwin Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm Republic Theater Jenra Rebecca Marie Cahill Hapwood-Hein Judy Forgot Sothern Marlowe Blanche Madame Butterfly Minnie Smith Oildén West London Paris Newport Hippodrome Niagara Maxine Elliot Charles Klein George Nash Jane Cowl Charles A. Stevenson William B. Mack Daly’s Marguerite Clark Ivy Troutman John Glendening Walter Jones Plaza Music Hall The the Plaza Adeline Genee Harry B. Smith Raymond Hubbell Globe Theater Mile Genee

Stop Cough and Protect Lungs with Ballard’s Hyrdoun

A faded ad warns readers that ignoring a cough risks pneumonia and other lung diseases. It promotes Ballard’s Horehound remedy, priced at six cents or one dollar per bottle, sold by A. C. Keeppen & Bro.

Pneumoni Ballard A. C. Keeppen & Brea

Housekeeping Rooms for Rent in East Oregonian Building

Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent in the East Oregonian building with steam heat electric lights hot and cold water and bath. Recently renovated. Enquire at East Oregonian office.

East Oregonian

Pastime Theatre Shows More Moving Pictures Than Any Other

The Pastime Theatre claims it presents more moving pictures than any other venue in the city, highlighting its large program and popular showings that attract local audiences.

Hummel memoirs promise a straight tale not revelations

Abe H. Hummel, once a prominent New York lawyer, writes memoirs from his world tour. He denies exposing hidden secrets, promising a versatile personal account without dirty linen. He cites Lilly Langtry, Jim Fisk, Tweed, Vanderbilts, and Stokes as notable figures in his recollections.

Chicago Abe H. Hummel New York Hummel Congress Hotel Lilian Langtry Frederick Gebhardt Lotta, Patt the Booths Jim" Fisk Ed Stokes Boss Tweed Tammany Lincoln Lilly Langtry Freddie Gebhardt Stokes-Fish Vanderbilts

Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for Constipation

An advertisement asserts that many school children suffer constipation and that Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets are ideal for children due to their mild gentle effect. It claims the medicine will cure chronic constipation and notes it is sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Tablets Found Marred. Hilprecht resigns after controversy

Professor Hilprecht of the University of Pennsylvania has resigned amid bitter controversy over his Babylonian discoveries. He had learned in Germany that tablets from his excavations were tampered with while he was away. An investigation confirmed the reports, and his resignation has been in effect since August 26.

Hilprecht Tesigns Philadelphia Herman Hilprecht University of Pennsylvania Hilprecht Germany Museum of Archaeology Europe

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Internal Blood Action

A distorted claim describes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that reaches the disease through the blood and mucous surfaces. It labels local applications as ineffective and promotes the product as a standard tonic with blood purifiers, though the text appears as garbled advertising.

Hall

Krupp Works Growth Shown In Yearly Statistics

Berlin reports Krupp's works reveal vast scale over the year with 68,726 employed including many families, 2,491,406 tons of coal and coke consumed, 669 steam engines totaling 89,430 horsepower, and internal gas and electrical plants producing 18,487,300 cubic meters of gas. The operation runs 87 miles of railway, 62 locomotives and 2,390 wagons.

Berlin Messrs. Krupp

Mark Patton's Shop Promises Careful Shave

A brief note describes a shave service at Mark Patton's shop located across from Alexanders, mentioning careful attention and a welcoming environment for customers.

Mark Patton Alexanders

Extraordinary Piano Sale Ends With Record Clearout

A retiring business sale claims to have cleared over eighteen thousand dollars worth of pianos since November 17. Most buyers chose new high grade models at deeply reduced prices with many previously asking 175 to 250 dollars for used pianos now available brand new and fully warranted. A remaining selection of used and shop worn pianos will be sold at wholesale to the retail trade to become future advertising for Eilers Music House. The store stays open evenings seven to nine for non daytime shoppers.

Pendleton Altho Piano Eilers Music House

A Piano for the Children

An advertisement promotes piano purchases as Christmas gifts for children with flexible payments. It highlights Baby Grand Chickering pianos, trade-ins on upright pianos, and free delivery on Christmas day, offering weekly to yearly payment options for both in town and out of town customers. It urges music education for kids and notes broad availability and discounts.

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