Adverse Criticism and the Actor View in Theatre
The interview with actor Willam Faversham explores how critics affect actors and productions. He argues that criticism is often driven by commercial interests and that audience money, not critical praise, sustains shows. He contrasts harsh reviews with outcomes of financially risky performances and notes differing responses among actors and managers.
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Pani
Bern
York
Faversham
Netar
Tie Mannaxer
Majestic theater mislabels play as royal production
A comic mix up at a New York Majestic theater led Eddie Lyons to explain that The Majestys Majesty is the play billed. An Englishwoman asked about the kingly presences, while locals puzzled over where the royal figure actually appeared on stage. The confusion arises from a misnaming of the show in the box office.
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Wite
Jance
Otier
al Varios
New York
Willam Faversham
Brian Man
Wallack
Mr. Faversnam
Critte
Mme Dangusee
William A. Brady
Liberty
Brady
Cray
Tayersham
Mentor Ifere
Slwaya
Eddie Lyons
Majestic
Nealer
Hendli
Tila
Ant
Lyons
Ureasy
Lusnon
Kadna
Wika Ocherk
Dony
Sheena Ant
Senate
New Orleans
Ibe
Amd Nash
Jong & Line
Bodie
Keene
Hathey
May Tully in New Pinero Play at Daly's Theatre
May Tully, a literary actress, is slated for a leading role in a new Pinero play at Daly's Theatre, New York. The item details her career, a manager’s counteroffers, and a box office dispute over theater coupons, reflecting on contemporary stage economics and customer service.
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Caehel Byron
Daly's Theater
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Daniel Byron
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Sad fable of the boy and the engine sport story mix
Fragmented text describes a fight setup and a boxing scene with names like Nolan Wilappete Kend and Choncisa Newon, plus a note on Edward Garlice winning an amateur billiard championship. The piece blends sporting menace with literary musings and stray phrases about price, purse, and venue, lacking clear coherence.
Jockey Fadtee and the racing world's shifting tides
Jockey Fadtee labeled Americas greatest horse pilot, with scattered notes on Radihe and rivals, evaluates racing odds and contracts. The piece covers athletic figures, potential transfers, and commentary on the evolving sport from trainer Keene to Gardners horse handling, amid hints of public interest and upcoming events.
Wisconsin track changes spark coaching shift in 1940s era
A garbled report notes Wisconsin athletics officials replacing coach Alvin Krasnziek with a new conductor. The text suggests Eigenztat ban and a move to New York for practice, with unclear reasons and wording, indicating a transitional period in the track program.
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Wirconsin
Lattain
Alvin Krasnziek
Eigenztat
New York
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