Poughkeepsie and Yvette Headline Majestic Vaudeville Show
At the Majestic City, Poughkeepsie and Yvette lead a diverse vaudeville program opening Wednesday at 2:30 PM. The lineup includes Tessie Clayton with her Magnificent company, Constantine Robelett and Frank Shues, a six-piece dancing orchestra, plus Charley Grapewin with Anna Chance in a modern domestic comedy. The Chung Hwa Four, unique Chinese vocal quartet, also appear with other acts like Jimmy Alain and Dorothy Earle and The Sheebacks.
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Tom
Tessie Clayton
Miss Clayton
Constantine Robelett
Imperial Russian Ballet
Moscow
Petrograd
Frank Shuess
Ted Lewis
Mel Craig
Joseph Parm Mant
Harmoniete
Neta
Benius
Muttard
Chala
Jimmy Alain
Dorothy Earle Freghtingates
Harry
Harriet
Fen
Witt
Winter
Yonkers
Sali
Pippy
Mins Chance
Charley
Thinagason
Chung Hwa Four
China
Hermany
Carey
Eay
Chung Hwa
Chune Iwaj
Majestic lineup promises star turn of song and dance
A San Antonio program features George Bancroft and Octavia Broske with a repertoire of popular and classical numbers. Yvette, a whirlwind violinist from Cuero, arrives direct from Paris, bringing avant garde gowns and dazzling costumes. The act includes Desala Kerr and Effie Westdn, fast-paced dance routines, and the Paldrens lamp jumping troupe with dangerous feats. Consul, a four foot chimpanzee, performs obstacle stunts and comic bits.
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George Bancroft
Octavia Broske
Hancraft
Miss Broske
Gienzes
Hic Yvette
Fannie Hea
Ton
Ree
Cuero
Ivette
Parla
Folles
Yvette
Two Lon Cubs Show to Christen Atamond Antonio Sunday Night
Backman animal circus at Wortham shows in San Antonio christens two lion cubs named Alamo and Antonio. Trainers Joann Backman announce the public ceremony amid circus acts, noting careful care for the newborns and the military pony act. The event, part of the Wortham program, supports war relief with shows all day Sunday at Bowen rule site.
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Joann &. Backman
Wortham
Nomen “Alamo
Antonio
Hackman
San Antonio
Fady
Backman Circus
Backman
Wortham Organization
A Worthan
Fienta Test Atey
Mena
Bowen Rule
Dnai Mion Association
FIRST WOMAN SOUR DOUGH TRAILBLAZER NELLIE CASHMAN IN SEATTLE
Nellie Cashman the first white woman to cross the Klondike area arrives in Seattle. The pioneer notes she first traveled in 1875 to aid 180 men with scarlet fever and cholera, then ran a Dawson grocery and mining interests before moving to Koyukuk. She estimates 2500 to 3000 claims in the region with 1000 active, predicting many big strikes next year.
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America
Nellie Cashman
Seattle
Heute Post-Intelligencer
Tie Koychuk
Klondike
Miss Cashman
Wrangell
Interior
Dawson
Fairbanks
KayoRuk
Thrillers Dominate London Theatres In Earlier Days
Drury Lane revives melodrama thrillers driven by sensational set pieces. Historic stages featured tank dramas, earthquake scenes, revolving interiors, and spectacular wrecks. Iconic moments included a span of acrobats, a Spanish Armada explosion, and a dramatic car plunge from a collapsing bridge.
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Ahd
Drury Banatatay
Avera
Autramriin
Itvernyshire
Japan
Nahi Saale
33 Year Search for Brother Finds Long Lost Relative
Nellie Allison of Prat-Yeton township north of Pana learned her brother Janven Keelison was alive and prosperous, father of a family near Inevale, Kun. Traces stretched nationwide from Springfield to Cotton THM TL.
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Pana
Janven Keelison
Nellie Allison
Prat- Yeton Township
Inevale
Tichison
Springfield
Grarge Stoherer
Kanaag
Scapegoats and Stage Returns Hit the New York Scene
Edmund Brees stars in Scapegoats directed by Ira Hard with Cameron Macay Carl De Lina and others in the cast. Joe Weber's Irish drama with Victor Herbert music rehearses this week. Rozane Lanting returns to New York after deserting stark. Janet Heecher joins Harry Davis company for A Woman of Fadas. Kid Women revival by Bill Brady to Boston Flymouth Theater. Billie Burke returns to dramatic stage in a new Edgar Wallace play. Ren Hur revival at Manhattan and Selwyn announces Under Sentence with James Forbes cast. Backfire melodrama by Stuart Fox debuts under pen name Stuart Olivier.
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Edmund Brees
Carlyle Moore
Ira Hard
Cameron Macay
Carl de Lina
Henry Daggan
Janes Crane
Frederck Worfester
Robert Fraser
William Zotele
Isabelle Lowe
Lillian Kernbia
Blanche Shirley
Sciwsn and Company
Janet Heecher
James Forbes
H. B. Herbert
Richard Treker
Sidney Shields
Bee Tilbury Gladye Fairbanks
We Brant
Fred Ozat
William A. Brady
Billo Burke
New York
Seceen Carreer
Edgar Sholdoh
Merit
F Zlegford
Janet Beecher
The
Selwyn
Richard Tucker
Sidnay Shieldy
Zettie Tilbury
Gladys Prirhanke
Olive Brant
Ireea Ozob
Stuart Fox
Thirty-ninth Street
Stuart Olivier
Baltinmora
May Wright
Spelling Book of 1837 Found in La Grange Attic
A worn spelling book dating to 1837 was found between ceiling boards in La Grange Georgia during repairs. The cover read New York Spelter and the cloth cover bore the year 1837.
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la Grange
Nat I Sledga
New York
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