The Clansman and Ku Klux Klan at the Oregon theater
The Clansman advertisement invokes Ku Klux Klan as fearsome mystery in the South, tracing the former secret order from 1867 to 1869 and praising its dramatic definitions. The Oregon theater plans a late October presentation by Pollard company with new chorus, costumes, and cast updates, while other shows report wardrobe mishaps and touring notes.
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Thomas Dixon, Jr
Lappent
Olf
Europe
Sielly
Oregon Theater
New York
America
A Gid at the Del Mintiger Mort 4 Singer le now fn
A fragment from a 19th century page notes a scene at a Del location with a figure called Mintiger Mort 4 and a singer, indicating a contemporary performance or social event. Names and details are incomplete and unclear in the readable text.
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Del
Mintiger Mort 4
le Now
Fragmentary line from an old article sparks doubt
Readable portions show a discussion among characters about a man and his ideas, but the text is heavily garbled with missing words and punctuation. The passage hints at inquiry or testing, yet concrete facts, names, dates, or events are not clearly identifiable.
Veteran actor recalls Pendleton theatre days and pioneer tours
J W McConnell, longtime supporting actor, recalled visiting Pendleton with a 19th century company that toured Umatilla and Walla Walla. The troupe, led by Fred W Bert, staged Oliver Twist with McConnell as Noah Claypool. They faced Indian uprisings, camps, and a dawn encounter with friendly Indians who helped them.
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Pendleton
J. W. McConnell
King Herod
Holy City
Mr. McConnell
Robinson Players
Chicago
Art Theater
James A. Hearne
Shore Acres
Katherine Corcoran
Fred W. Bert
Newmarket Theater
Portland
McConnell
Noah Claypool
Umatilla
Walla Walla
Blue Mountains
Baker City
Boise
Meonnell
Midwets
Commodores
Major Nutt
Kidney health claim ad from East Oregonian fragment
An OCR fragment advertises Mineuses for the Kidneys claiming relief for kidney and rheumatic issues. It mentions a 90 day trial for $1 and attributes benefits to purification of the blood. The text cites ALC Koeppen & Bria and references the East Oregonian.
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Koeppen & Bria
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NEW Oregon Theatre
Ku Klux Klan
New York City
George H. Brennan
Australia
Cline
Japa
Tidie
Pothird
Teddie McNamars
Eva
Ivy
Merle Pollard
Olive Moore
Trone Pinky
Frank Cherry
Ada
Gladys Hand
Millie McCorlek
Leelie
Charlie Donoughey
Thoradora
Belle of
Willlin Beckel
Willian Techtel
Hive
Chiles Prohiai
Manigamu
Ncne
John Drew
Ace Ulm
de Laney
Toymaker
Nuremburg
Garrick Theater
Lts
Harry Stone
Henry W. Savage
Klaw & Erlatgers Compares
Mixk Olive Vall
Mise Bevallle Merrill
Bert Laker
Olympic Theater
St Louie
Boston
O the Clansman
Tide Oregon Theater
Rae See
Tin
East Oregonian
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