The Man on the Box and Other Stage Offerings
A Fort Worth era newspaper page reviews The Man on the Box a Fur niss McGrath stage piece featuring Lieutenant Warburton who impersonates a coachman and lands in a police court then joins the Annesley household. The piece promises lively three acts and a happy ending with romance and a faint melodrama. Also featured are Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and a Plaza theater bill with acts by the Bama Bama Girls and others plus matinee bargains at the Royal theater and assorted local notices about fire damage and a jewelry store ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Livingston Furniss
Harold McGrath
Betty” Annesley
Annesley
Rebecca
Sunnbrook Farm
Sunnybrook Farm
Chicago
Tremont Theater
Boston
New England
Klaw & Erlanger
Plaza Theater
Bama Bama Girls
Josephine Fields
W.W. J. McGraw
Blacksom
Burns
Herbert Hodge
Carrell and
Pierlot Company
Frederick Allen
Eddie Redway
Gertrude Lawrence
Miller
I. L. Kaufman
The
Royal Theater
San Antonio
the Royal
Twin City
Quartette
Amoros
Mulvey
Sunset Loan Bank
Alamo Plaza
Alamo Jewelry Co
Alamo
Flames Fanned by Wind Destroy Beacon Hill Home
A fire sparked by high winds destroyed Frank J. Powers's home at 905 Fowler Street Beacon Hill and gutted an adjoining vacant dwelling owned by Dr. Edwards. W A Saunders's house suffered damage as two hours of flames spread. total loss estimated at 12 000 to 13 000 dollars. Fire Chief Bishop directed crews from about six companies to battle the blaze, with burning debris reaching one mile away and igniting nearby roofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Street
W. A. Saunders
F. Collins
Loop Street
Frank J. Powers
Beacon Hill
Dr. Edwards
Bishop
Fredericksburg Road
North Flores Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joske
Joskes
Manhattan
Onyx
Tmen
Bert Leigh
Warburton
Billy Long
Charles and
Anna Glocker
Plazascope
Theo Artzt
Hoth
East Houston ST
Big Savings
Morris Block & Company