Broadway Theatre Scene Faces Crisis Amid Overabundance
A New York theatrical week notes a looming crisis with sixty eight Broadway houses and only four real hits. Chauncey Olcott's Isle O Dreams and Eleanor Gates's The Poor Little Rich Girl headline praise, while The New Secretary and The Man With Three Wives meet mixed reception. Viola Dana shines as the rich girl in the Gates play.
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County Mayo
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Grand Opera House
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Hudson Theater
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Miss Gates
Gwendolyn
Wall Street
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Thomas
Robin Hood
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Miss Dana
Laura Nelson Hall
Boyd Nolan
Gladys Fairbanks
Frank Carrier
Harry Cowley
Francis de Croisset
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Lyceum
Grandmamma Flory
Baron Garnier
Helene Miran-Charville
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Marcus
Charles Cherry
Mrs. Whiffen
Claude Gillingwater
Harry Redding
Wilson Hummel
Ferdinand Gottschalk
Franz Lehar
Luxembourg
Vienna
Paris
Charlotte Greenwood
Winter Garden
Alice Yorke
Sophy Barchard
Dorothy Webb
Dolly Castle
Cecil Lean
Sydney Grant
Arthur Geary
Leslie Kenyon
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Wilson
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the Hudson
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the Isle O'Dreams
New York as World’s Largest Toy Market
New York dominates global toy trade with wholesale value around 75 million dollars and a strong export flow to Europe and Asia. The city leads in mechanical and metal toys for twenty years while expanding wooden toy factories in lumber regions and leveraging cheap mill waste for stock.
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City Eyes Seattle Municipal Bank Proposal
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