Dancing School and Prize Ball Debt Suit Filed
Charles UW Favtor files suit in the Forty fifth district court against Dewey and Charles Oelkers for a debt on contract related to a series of events at Dancing School and new hall nights. The case lists prizes and two prize events including a Golden Leaf sash ball and a Be musit dance with sums of 74.99 and 59.00 in prizes, with venues at Be musit and Highland Gun Club. additional details reference participants Hous teuh street and local organizers.
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Charles UW
Fie
Wifry
Dewey
Charles Oelkers
Well Known San Antonians Lively Banter At Hotel Bar
Odd lively reminiscence unfolds with quotes about San Antonio figures. A hotel bar scene is recalled where tensions mix with humor as a character questions a companion about a “fearful whine” and a punny exchange about Rhine wine. Architect Ann WL Haggs noted for Riverside Building involvement.
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Ann
WL. Hagg
Guilder
Riverside
Iya Gernvin
Patton Stars In The Blockhead At The Grand
Harry Boone notes W H Patton author and star manager of The Blockhead delivering a commanding performance with a magnetic personality and strong stage presence. The Clansman company arrives, stirring excitement at the railroad station as managers push a high profile production strategy.
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W. H. Patton
Patton
Clansman
Patton’s Stage Return Faces Mixed Audience Reaction
The article notes audience response to Mr. Patton’s return to the stage, with some urging him toward heavier Shakespearean roles like Antony or Macbeth while others doubt his fit. Technical issues plagued the Grand, making the house chilly. repairs revived comfort for the first production of The Clisman.
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Shi
Wineenthy
Winse
Tin Shaw Gald
Shaw
Mr. Patton
Lillip
Mie
Antony
Patinn
Rte
Happy Hour Theater Show Delights Local Crowd
M Hatsu the Japanese jute lev surprises the audience with a striking act at the Happy Hour theater on Ly eet Mere. The performance draws loud applause and is hailed as a premier event of the Dig Wil at the iappy hour week, with other acts by Webh and Norian convarly artists delivering quick, satisfying turns. Motion pictures also play daily and at night.
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M. Hatsu
Webh
Norian
Danee
Shrewsbury
Ml Dante
Johnny Ise
Alan Éleon
The Roval Theater Tomorrow Made Last Torcals Appearance
The Roval Theater hosts the Torcals in their final appearance for a unique night of acts including trink Piss work, a feathered clown, prize fights, and a long novelty show. The program features diverse entertainers and a distinct San Antonio style, with sketches by Raymond and Norman and performers like Mario Snowden and Koubrette.
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Willy
Arlaberatte Reiang
Paultrye Downei
San Antonio
Raymond
Norman
Wilsons
Ciana
Mario Snowden
Koubrette
Clinsman notices excite circus sales and display
Local papers teem with notices and vivid advertising for the Clinsman, promising spectacular attractions. The Clangatan train arrives, revealing an extensive show setup with cavalry, elephants, and a large procession. Horses disembark and settle into red lettered yellow blankets while crowds accompany the caravan.
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Clinsman
Apliy
Organizati Cnals
Lalani
Just Out of College in Brent Comedy at Grand
George Ada sends a breezy college widow farce to the Grand for Sunday matinees. The piece centers on a lively college youth who pursues marriage with a daughter of a wealthy family, amid playful misunderstandings and quick lines. The review notes Ada’s bright humor after The County Chairman and promises lively ensemble work.
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George Ada
Brent
Welves Uy
Col- Jese
Callene
Mmirry
Astels
Old People Face Decline And A Remedy Claim
An aged man warns that after forty the system weakens and toxins in the blood cause rheumatic pains and muscle weakness. He touts a supposed simple syrup mixture called Sar zaparilia and Tart compound with whiskey, claimed to restore vigor after first doses and to be available from any druggist.
Fragmented tale of a family, betrothal, and a pickle twist
A muddled excerpt describes a family conflict over a daughter's marriage to an elderly suitor, a figure spreading strange teachings, and a scheme involving a $20,000 payment. A young man teams with a Woman holding a pickle recipe to build a business, provoking a pickle trust chase and a final reveal of a rival.
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Bos
Hin
Pickle Trust
Nick
Government engineer heads to Brownsville amid drainage work
Special to The Light reports Washington official travels to Brownsville to oversee drainage division duties. The government engineer, identified as chief of the drainage division, arrives to assess local infrastructure and coordinate federal support for flood control projects.
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Washington, D. Gy, Jan. S
O. B. Himout
Drainage Divisi
Engineer to Assess Drainage in Brownsville Texas
government plans to send an engineer to Brownsville Texas to demonstrate drainage work and recommend improvements. The step aims to address local water management and infrastructure needs with expert guidance and potential project kickoffs.
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Toflay
Wringing
Drownsville
Tex
Old and feeble man spared in drunkenness case
Louis Crum, an aged feeble white man, was arrested early today on a charge of being drunk. The court questioned the elderly defendant's condition and dismissed the case after the judge admonished future behavior. Two officers escorted the man from the courtroom.
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Louis Crum
Taft Uncertain On San Antonio Visit
Report from Fort Worth notes Taft's uncertain plans for a Texas swing in spring. Chairman Cooper of the Taft reception committee says Taft may visit Fort Worth Austin and San Antonio if arrangements allow.
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Taft
San. Antonio
Fort Worth
Tex
Cooper
Chatrman
Laday
Texas
Austin
San
Dance Night Held by Magnolia Grove Team at Turner Hall
A lively dance hosted by the Hegrep team of Magnolia Grove 26 0G at Turner Hall on Thursday night January 5 featured prize distributions. Winners included Mrs. G E Symons Miss B Sibel Mrs Marie Laffeny Miss Mary Lee Gaffeny Miss Hoffman Miss Feille Miss A Patton Mrs Wits Miss Schlatter Miss MieCons tex and several men led by Mr Robinson Mr Ed Piece Mr Teank Swavix Mr Will Gaifeny Mr McNeill Mr Saneier Mr H Gisse and Mr Johnson. Judges were Mr Pal Stevens N Badgett with Mrs W B and Mr Arigtt assisting.
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Hegrep
Magnolia Grove
Turner Hall
Failies
G. E. Symons
Mias B. Sibel
Marie Laffeny
Mary Lee Gaffeny
Miss Hoffman
Feille
A. Patton
Mra. Wits
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