Mary Anderson and Early Career Highlights Revealed
The article recounts the rise of actress Mary Anderson from Kentucky roots to New York stardom. It details her debut at Macauley’s Theater in Louisville, management notes from Stephen Fiske, and early fame alongside figures like Tilden and Modjeska. It also covers family dynamics, travels, and hints of future England tour plans.
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John Moore
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Mary Hill
Demotie
Edward Marble
Parthenia
Ingomar
Evadne
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Fazio
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California
Avers
Henry Watterson
Tilden
Modjeska
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England
Howard Paul
Pittsburg
House of Reichardt & Co
Collins
Collins Lot
Rosseau
St John’s Eve
Jules Breton
Hacquette
Moore
Selvani
Kammerer
Allegheny
Ricco
Gentomnan
Jeranen Vibert
Frogom Ileal
Treyon
Corot
Odd Fellows Lodge Holds Degree Work and Hall Move
J F Nicholson Lodge No 5 I C O F conducted a degree team meeting last night four candidates received the first degree and one the third. The work was well done. Beginning Monday April 1 all lodges meeting in Morris Hall will move to Odd Fellows Hall No 6 Fourth Avenue combining with another lodge in one evening.
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Lodge of the Order
Wasa Goods Show Largest Selection in City
In a wide display the shop announces the largest and best line of fabrics and textiles. Etoils du Nord and Americas ginghams charm buyers with French and American sateens and zephyrs.
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