Paris cafe concert culture and rising troupes in 19th century venues
The article describes Paris cafe concerts at venues like Eldorado and L Horloge, detailing audience freedom, rising rival houses, and the shift from street performers to stage acts. It notes censorship changes, the ascent of venues under Camille Doucet, and the career path for young singers in prospecting for Paris debuts, with pay scales and audition hurdles.
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Paris
Eden Theater
Folies Berzere
Scala
Eldorado
Ambassadeurs
L'Horloge
Alcazar d'Ete
Machin
Ards
Moliere
Cera
Mme. Sans-Chagrin
Champs Elysees
M. Camille Doucet
Theresa
Theo
Salas
Marie Sanse
Michel
Verquet
Berthe
Cafe
Eee
Sime Amista
Alsace
Sally Hon
San SF
Paulos
Bonnaire
Zed
Mlle
Egreg
Pita
Schoenthal Opens New Ladies Specialties Store on Penn Avenue
Mr. Schoenthal with Mr. M. H. Danziger announces a new store at 612 Penn Avenue in the Hotel Anderson building opening Monday August 8. It will offer ladies fine underwear corsets gloves hosiery and related accessories with fitting room and experienced fitter and a selection across price ranges.
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Schoenthal
M. H. Danziger
Penn Avenue
Anderson
Nnl
Onda
Mr. Schoenthal
City Savings Bank Mourns President Callery’s Death
Board minutes dated April 5 1889 record unanimous sorrow at the sudden death of James Callery president of City Savings Bank Pittsburg. Directors pledge memory of his leadership and energy and extend sympathies to his family with plans to honor his contribution in the bank’s permanent records.
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City Savings Bank of
Pittsburg
James Callery
City Savings Bank
P. L. Gouiter
F. McKewna
Spring Annoancs Opens With Wide Stock At Low Prices
Retailer at 438 and 440 Market street announces a grand opening with a large selection of French embroidered robes Henriettas foules and silks. New fabrics include cashmeres serges and silk warp Henriettas while parasols gloves and lace curtains are featured. Special values promise low prices and quality for spring buyers.
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H. J. Lynch
Market Street
Guinet
Cheel
EE. J. Lewen
Tusso
Care
China
Freres Koechlin
Pennsylvania
Aunt Mandy the Sagawam Center Matchmaker
In Sagawam Center Aunt Mandy Grover, a famed matchmaker at sixty, shapes courtships for locals and relatives. Edward Martin, a promising 18-year-old from down East, arrives hoping for study but rejects village matchmaking to seek his own path, while Mandy’s schemes falter as he pursues a different love.
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Iss Amanda Grover
Aunt Mandy
8Wam Center
Mass
Dave Martin
Mandy
Dave
Ore Devi Ro
Sagawam Center
Ead
Brie
Amanda Grover
Hen P
Sagawam
Hen
Amanda
Ge Pigway
Edward Martin
Ace
Edward
Massachusetts
Atlantic
Portsmouth
Halifax
Boston
Mandy Grover
Isdy
Grover
Jennie Perkins
Mins
Jennie
Agate
Annie Perkins
Harris
Addie
Swampscott Road
Widder Harris
Widder
Ned
Widder’s
Mis’ Harris
Betteh
Merry Agin
Naanes
Eastway
Ebbitt House
Smith
Brown
Jon
Scott
T—Thompson
Waiting for crumbs in the National Capitol hotel corridors
Washington D C April 5 The Dispatch correspondent notes crowded hotel corridors since the inauguration as office seekers flock to the Capitol area. Many face dwindling funds, evictions by hotel keepers, and shifts in party allegiance as they chase patronage amid political upheaval and disappointing prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinder
D. C
Student of Humanity
National Capitol
City Insurance Company Mourns Death of James Callery
The City Insurance Company of Pittsburg reports the death of James Callery on April 6 1889. The notice praises his service as an officer and valued supporter, expresses sorrow, and states the company and community will attend his funeral. Signed by M Munhall president and James Phelan secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Insurance Company
Pittsburg
James Dlai Ie
James Callery
M. Munhall
James Phelan
Anniversary honors H Parvin's Sons firm in Albany
A notable anniversary was celebrated in Albany when H Parvin's Sons marked 31 years since establishment in Cincinnati. The Dispatch praises the agency for its longstanding, reliable business relationship and integrity with the paper. Grand opening tomorrow features cloaks, gloves, hosiery and ladies furnishing goods at Hueys Hacks and F Schoenthal 612 Penn Avenue.
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Albany
Bahia
Ady
H. Parvin's Sons
Cincinnati
Dispatch
F. Schoenthal
Penn Avenue
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