The Lost Paradise at the Alvin Theater Pittsburg
The Lost Paradise by Fulds and De Mille opened at the Alvin Theater in Pittsburg amid a shadow of a looming strike. The Americanized production by the Frohman company featured Forrest Robinson as Werner and Esther Lyon as the heroine, with mixed verdicts on acting but strong moments in act II and the mill scene. the plot centers on a Knowlton Iron Works strike, inheritance, diary secrets, and a romance between Werner and Margaret amid labor tension. The response praised the play’s directness and relevance, though some actors underperformed and realism of the strike sequence drew scrutiny.
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Mr. de Mille
Knowlton Iron Works
Andon
Knowlon
Kawiinton
Margaret
Arner
Warner
Anowlon
Standivh
Standizh
Knowlton
Stendwa
Lile
Charles Frohman
Fulda and DeMille
Forrest Robinson
Werner
Esther Lyon
Frank Drayton
Mr. Drayton
Cinders
Filly Hopline
Appleton
Fantasma vaudeville delight fills Academy of Music
The rejuvenated Fantasma drew a large audience last night with an upgraded production of striking scenery and engaging life. Clown H Adama and Miss Mynute Burrouds led lively comedy while the cast delivered strong ballet moments and audience roars of approval at the May Howard Company vaudeville show at the Academy of Music.
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H. Adama
Mynute Burrouds
Academy of Music Week Show Delights Crowded Audience
A packed crowd at the Academy of Music enjoyed a lively program led by May Howard and the Sisters Washburn. Highlights included Graeco-Roman Folly with Charley Banks and Harry Morris, and Beaux and Helles. The Two Franks and a comic automime impressed, while One Hoss Circus closed with hearty laughs.
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Academy of Music
May Howard
Washburn
Dia Harry Morris
Charley Banks
Hawley
Jarvis
al Bellman
Beaux
Helles
Harry Morris
Washburn Sisters
Frank Fowler
Frank Dare
Wood in Pittsburg with Standing Room Only at Harris Theater
Periodical visits by Wood to Pittsburg draw crowds for two shows weekly at the Harris Theater. This week he presents Out in the Streets with an excellent supporting company. yesterday’s audiences cheered as heartily as ever. Souvenir matinees are planned today and Friday for children.
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Wood
Pittsburg
Harris Theater
Multitalented Lacoma twins draw vast crowds at world’s fair
The Lacoma twins, two minds and two hearts sharing one body, astonish spectators with their intellectual development and unusual appearance. The curious exhibit draws immense crowds alongside other curiosities in the hall, including "Reddy, the Mall Girl" performed by Miss Ollie Halford and her company to enthusiastic applause.
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Reddy
Ollie Halford
Burlesque Boxing and Theatre Scene At Hamilton’s Holiday Sale
A vivid crowd scene features a 110 to 435 pound burlesque bout with two rounds, Me and Him entertain the audience, Colonel Gilbert draws attention, and Fisher and Wells' Merrymakers perform to large crowds. Hamilton’s Holiday Sale promotes Christmas gifts, especially pianos and organs, at 3 Fifth Avenue with easy terms.
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Gilbert
Barnum
Fisher and Wells
Hamilton
Hamilton's
Christmas at Home Offers Dishes and Decor Stalls
T G Evans & Co on Market Street near Third Avenue stocks dinner sets chamber sets and cut-ornaments at bottom prices. The Mammoth Temple of Art at 103 Fifth Avenue features four pianos this week. Weber Wheelock Lindeman and Suyvesant Grand open December 6 and 7. Hexaices Music Co Limited at 101 and 103 Fifth Ave.
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Market Street
Third Avenue
Mammoth Temple of
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Ses
Fifth Avenues
Weber, Wheelock, Lindeman and Suyvesant
Hexaices Music Up., Limited
Gas temperance meeting at Jones Hall
Francis Murphy calls a gas temperance meeting tonight at Jones Hall corner Fourth Avenue and Wood Street. Everyone invited. admission free. Also promoting Hapnpwayn Prawos, the marvel of musical success, available only at Meiler and Hoene's 77 Fifth Avenue.
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Jones Hall
Fourth Avenue
Wood Street
Specials in Equestrian Underwear and Hosiery
Special offers on ladies Merino vests and drawers at low price. Children's equestrian drawers in multiple sizes, 75c each or higher grade at $1 to $1.25. Silk hose in white cream sky and pink offered at 75c and $1. Also 25c to 50c hosiery for women and children, plus dark navy and seal brown cashmere hose at 50c.
Real Estate Listing for 401 Smithfield Street and Nearby Lots
Bank and lending entities advertise real estate offerings at 401 Smithfield Street Cor Fourth Avenue with Crary Surplus. Deposits of 1 and upward allow savings with interest at a stated rate.
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Fourth Avenue Capital
Obituary notices from a late November 1892 Pittsburgh paper
A flood of death notices lists names such as Granat W., Bowen, Callahan, Ducas, Early, Groose, Hamilton, Hicks, Kennel, Kemmich, Kirkpatrick, Langhorst, Mulcahey, McKallip, Power, and others. Each entry notes ages, dates, and funeral details including residence addresses and times through that week, inviting friends to attend and specifying local churches, houses, and cemeteries.
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Bendee
Granat
Bexpen
Forty-sixth Street
Heman Street
Wepsespay
P. U
Bowen
Bynton
George 5
Grace E. Bowen
Chestnut and
Maria Streets
Butler
Union City
Callahan
Josephine M
John
Wonora Callahan
Keys
Tustin Street
St. Paul's
Dugan
Peter Ducas
Homestead
James Easye
Martin Early
Dauphin Street
St. Mary’s Church
California
Groose
Mu. Gur H
Charles A
Ella Curtis Groose
Thirty-third Street
Trxspar
Hamilton
Macate C
Kittanning
Newton-Hamilton
Wepnes Bay
Hicks
Montiny
Davin F. Hicks
M. J. Hicks
Forty-fifth Street
Peter Kennel
Main Street
Thirty-sixth Ward
West End
Turspar
R.m
Kirkpatrick
Rebecca Street
Ridge Avenue
Naomi Swacer
William M. Kirkpatrick
Langhorst
Elia
William F. Langhorst
WzpNespay
Pr. W
Lowry Street
Allegheny
Fmily
Mulcahey
Grance W
James
Katie Mulcahey
Penn Avenue
Y.w
Peifer
Etmanera
Philip Peifer
Spring Garden Avenue
Rome
Mansfeld Valley
Earnest
George and
Emily Bragg Rome
Main and
Mary Streets
Wxpyrspar
R. Mu
Rosenthal
Saran M
Morris Rosenthal
Wylie Avenue
City
Joux Rysp
Weprespar
McCandless Township
Perrysville
Smyth
Anna Jeanette TanGaunt
David I
Lizzie H. Smyth
William H. Taylor
Joseph Griffith
Hatfield Street
Young
Browano
Fatant
Lida B. Young
Luxurious Economy Couch and Chenille Portieres Offer
Complete parlor set appeal with an all hair upholstery couch at $18. Choice of round or sloping head, spring edge, muslin cover. Curtain department adds Chenille Portieres at $18 per pair while supplies last. Upholstery, bedding, and old suite refurbishment available. Largest line of furniture coverings in the city with low prices.
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