Hartford Leads Tig Company To Grand Beeny
A garbled fragment indicates Charles T Hartford and his troupe showcasing a feature at the Grand Beeny venue, likely a street theater or touring carnival. Details are incomplete but imply a dramatic performance by Hartford's troupe.
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Charles T. Hartford
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The notes praise The Red Mill opening with lively audience response and highlight A Stubborn Cinderella starring Mac a college youth. Reports on Chicago run expectations, cast, and production plans for a New York style musical. Two Darlings appear in Richard Cadle company for Laimh season. Ladies day at Imperial Parlor sections offer Monday and Friday hours.
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Via Wireless at Liberty Theater A Thrilling Spectacle
Frederic Thompson's Via Wireless at Liberty Theater delivers a powerful melodrama with dramatic mechanical feats. Marie Cahill shines on Broadway in The Boys and Betty with a strong supporting cast, while Bevil Henry and Dixey draw big audiences in recent offerings.
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