Alma at Weber’s theatre delights matinee patrons
The matinee offering Alma Where Do You Live adapts a French farce with English translation by George W Hobart and music by Jean Briquet. Grace Drew is chosen for the lead after a standout performance in The Chocolate Soldier with Weber's theatre promising a breezy show and sparkling musical moments.
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Alma
George W. Hobart
Jean Briquet
Weber's Theater
New York
Metropolitan
Grace Drew
Joseph M. Weber
Miss Drew
Margaret Anglin to Star in Green Stockings at Grand Opera
Canadian actress Margaret Anglin appears at the Grand Opera house for three nights starting Monday with a matinee Wednesday in A E W Mason comedy Green Stockings. It marks her first lead in a pure comedy, promising humorous situations and a subtle underlying motive for the thoughtful.
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Margaret Anglin
Grand Opera House
A. E. W. Mason
Miss Anglin
Pink Lady at Grand Opera House Four Nights
Klaw and Erlanger present The Pink Lady at the Grand Opera House for four nights starting Thursday December 12 with a matinee Saturday. The show features Max Bloom and a chorus of girls in The Sunny Side of Broadway plus five other comedy vaudeville acts promising laughter and melody.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Grand Opera House
America
Europe
Plaza
Max Bloom
Broadway
Bloom
Taylor Woodmen Elect Officers for year
Eureka camp No. 80 Woodmen of the World in Taylor Texas has elected officers for the ensuing year including W H S Robertson past council commander Irving C Hale council commander W F Norris adviser lieutenant August Ahlgren banker J A Steadman clerk Doak Pythian escort Bert Vance sentry Mert Payne watchman W H S Robertson Thompson Hague and J J Groves managers and physicians J I Collier Edmond Doak Leonard Goshorn Feltord Castors Tips for chairs tables and all furniture Ed Steves Sons
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Taylor
Tex
Eureka
W. H.S. Robertson
Irving C. Hale
W. F. Norris
August Ahlgren
J. A. Steadman
Doak Pythian
Bert Vance
Mert Payne
W. H
Robertson
Suffrage Inevitable Says Miss Anglin
Miss Margaret Anglin appearing at the Grand Opera house Monday in Green Stockings argues that equal suffrage is the inevitable outcome of the revolution in the condition of American women. She traces progress from the sixties to the modern era, noting women’s advancement in education and professional rights and predicting suffrage soon becomes a universal right.
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Margaret Anglin
Grand Opera House
America
Remark on a Woman's Global Role Across Generations
The excerpt compares a modern woman unfavorably claimed to be more worldly and morally sound than her grandmother, noting the grandmother’s well regarded but limited attributes. It reflects shifting standards of virtue and capability across generations.
Desert Their Horses Police Take Five to Livery Stables
Five horses and two runabout wagons were taken to the city hall by police between midnight and five this morning. An officer reported a horse and buggy left near the sub-police station and uncalled for. another team was found on Commerce street. three horses were tied near the market house for hours. The animals are held at livery stables awaiting owners. A studio portrait from Hegeman's is offered as a holiday gift. Houston street at the bridge.
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Mohayier
Martin
Commerce Street
Hogan
Hegeman
Houston Street
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Sparrow Switch
New City
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Feltord Castors
Columbia Parlor
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