Vaudeville billed Aix American Beauties at Plats Theater
An advertised bill led by Aix American Beauties features a chorus of six and performers from Berlin and Hamburg. Ellia and McKenna offer classical songs while Rennie and Company deliver farce, with Cornelia, Wilbur, and Elia Gardner in varied acts. The revue promises lively dance, comedy, and musical numbers for fiesta week audiences.
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Agoriation
San Antonio
Lee
Frcsta
Ebow
Zeru- Jnr
Cornelia
Wilbur
Wibur
Berlin
Haushunm Breeden
Hamburg
Lnvgu
Berman Empire
Mts
Ells
McKenna
Ellia
McHeona
Elis
Sonks
Tuonss Rennie
Cumpaor
James Rennie
Fistee
Clubman
Uwen
Phiglet
Ilushter
Elia Gardner
Olfaa Gardner
Varied Talent Attracts Weary Veil Audiences
A review notes a performer gaining wide notice for long on stage, drawing attentive crowds with a mix of offense and humor. The article praises lighthearted acts and the Midgets group for combining physical quirks with genuine entertainment, capturing vaudeville audiences across the circuit.
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Neff
el Vandeville
Tyre
Exposition Park brings free entertainments draw crowds
Esposilion park opens with open air concerts and dancing under clear skies. W H L Pollett's orchestra and the dance hall attract thousands in the first week with the scenery and landscaping praised. Free children's rounds, swings, chutes, and other amusements entice families while concerts and German vocal performances favor the crowds. Admission is free though there is a concert hall charge. ample streetcar service aids attendance.
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Esposilion Geez
W. HL Pollett
Wall
Muleh
Anil
Dante Hall
Archer
W. B. Dean
W. & Sinshelmac
Preservation of Native Music Under Indian Affairs Bureau
A Washington report notes Gen George O'Hara appointed to record and organize Native Indian music in training schools on reservations under the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The aim is to foster pride in ancestors and preserve aboriginal arts, with Secretary Lane guiding the program and a growing interest in indigenous culture.
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Washington
Len Peiring
Geottry O'Rara
Bureau of Indian Atfairs
O'fara
Traian School
Rixister
O'Hara
Connecticut Senate Seat Rift Over Direct Election Amendment
Washington April 13 The case of Senator Jackson of Maryland becomes a flashpoint as the Seventeenth amendment direct election drives reshaping party alignments and legislative action. Governor Goldsborough faces pressure to call a special session to set up election machinery while the state debates whether an appointed term holder can keep his seat.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Maryland
William P. Jackson
Islday
Jackson
Marsioud
Connecticut
Minnyiang
Tegan
Goldsborough
Jack Ba
Alge
Decison
Cha Senate
Senate
Somer Jackson
Juckson
Benator Jann
Smith
Mar
Conservat Republican
Wie
Sena
Ty Sviceerd
Isidor Rayner
Te Brilligut Mayglander
United States Senate
Unwin
Athy PD Gurman
Boldsborough
Galdstorofe
Ncessaary
Golgsherouch
Dacksen
Noverder
I. Toxas
Hottleal
Soutoy Jackson
Haxk
Congress
State Department
Rite
Ste Kent
United
New York Theatre Circle Reviews A Busy Week
The piece surveys Broadway and glow about new productions at the Liberty and Warhouse while praising The Purple Bead and The Divorcions revival. It highlights performers Janet Leach Er, Miss Harriet Bart, and Grace George, plus the Napoleon opera and The Lady From Oklahoma for lively period tone.
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Butory B. Calvert
York
Dreta
Broadway
Waren
New-York
Grondway
Purgie
Liberty
Napoleon
Heinrick Reinhardt
Willam Frederick Peters
Fred de Gresac
William Cary Duncan
Miss
Ben Fallon
Harold H
Lehonbrunn
Fouche
Tallesrand
Surat
Berndotte
Janet Leacher
Dantsia
Harriet Bart
Offeinal Duchesni
Starrison
Tailerrand
Edward Maritinel
William J. Perpuson
Wanda
Alvelt
Nansleon
Misa George
Cyprienne
Kareleal
Ruker
Pera
Eversheds
Miss Grorgs
Cypriciug
William Courtteigt Ag
Howard Evtatrook
Aghemar
Playhouse
Oklahoma
Parisy
Elizabeth Jordan
Iiss Jordan
Ani
New York
Theatergoing and Sleep Worst Effects Discussed
A late 19th or early 20th century piece argues theater attendance affects sleep. It suggests a brisk half hour to an hour walk home after performances improves alertness and memory, while long meals or restaurant stops hinder rest. The article notes arterial changes after exertion influence sleep quality and advocates vigorous exercise to counter theater induced fatigue.
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Wayr
Rosipone
UF Habil
Frente
Dred
Pnrsee
Cown Gwellern
Baptism in Massachusetts Receives Colorado Springs Woman
Mrs. Catherios L. Grayin of Colorado Springs traveled about 2000 miles to Massachusetts seeking a ministered baptism after conversion. She joined the Church of the Apostles in Fritz Pond and underwent the water ceremony in a ritual where participants prayed and sang on the shore.
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Colorado Springs
Catherios L. Grayin
Colorado Sprimm
Lann
Masa
Fritz
Joer 5
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Preinstorm Cormediaic
John Neff
Plaza
John Neef
Elina Gardner
Pare Theater
Minnie Palmer
Cornella & Wilbur European Comiques
FAS. Remwie & CO
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Eus & McKenka
Neal Singers
Elira Gardiner
Rossow
Exposition Park
Preservi Ten
Senator Jackson
Isider Rayner
Suaka Yanem
Fir Fox
Sydney
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Warhouse
Mica
Grace George
Nature
Cypriende
Thia City
Marthiac Hedmar
Liberty Hall
The
Empire
Gaby Tess
Winter Garden
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Josephine Om
Liberer
Elsig Ferruson
Rosedale
Lyric
Beth
Aliss Jessie Bonstelle
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Kaneas City
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Qarre
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