Red Feather Grace A Sack at Grand Opera House
A crowded Grand Opera House performance featured Agnes and Miss Mitwardiay as leading singers. The revue showcased colorful acts and comic routines with elaborate costumes, while critics praised Miss Florence Wall and Julie Curtissani for strong vocal turns.
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Rerinald DeMaveuw
Charles Kisii
Lie Grand
Comin Operd
Roy
Peraumalliy
Sind
Anpawance
Julie Curtissani
Florence
Alraag Cust
Bens Spler
Cheridah Bsimnsen
Red Feather
Anita the Singing Girl at Empire Promises New Stage Star
Emma Bunting appears in Empire House as Anita the Singing Girl with a supporting company reaching San Antonio after a New York run. The production, staged by Burgess Adminelo, showcases Miss Bunting’s vocal talent with a promising cast and local press enthusiasm for a likely high profile engagement.
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Stu Antondo
Evelis
Bunting
Burgessadinimelo
Anita
Hike Buntay
San Antanio
New York
Cito
Miley Dig Tent Thedver Stages Another Hilarious Show
Audience praised the new feathery act and lively performance of A Teayg Steer with strong applause. Richard Luster and George Byadick Hing delivered standout moments while Mumtar, Bareuen, and Delinate drew laughs and curiosity in a bustling Auntinee appearance promising an acclaimed run.
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Miley
Njsif
Glyan
Richard Luster
George Byaaicd
Maine
Biloraakee
Thanksgiving Bay Bill at Sarvlon’s Grin Thursday Night
Grace George stars in the Thanksgiving Day production at Sarvlon's D Yor'sons theater. The New York performer, praised for her dramatic work, appears with a strong cast including Frank Worglins and Doligias Gorrid in a staging aiming to be the season’s highlight.
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Grace George
Sarvlon
George Ling
New York
Gramalioensen
Georga
Frank Worglins
Husbad
Misa Freeman
Regunierd Ag
Aneli Bingham and the Maine Vision of Falls
An unclear account mentions Aneli Bingham and a Maine set of events involving a vision and a community reaction. The fragment references Abeta A Madesi Dade and Gein om Pipsdae and NAIM Said Werle TRATION, with phrases about a lasting vision and a protective stance.
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Maine
Cain
Gein
Pipsdae
Naim
Alwubeyy
Wiley
Time, Place and Girl in Mysterious Times of a Play
Fragmented OCR summary reveals scattered names and snippets about a dramatic work. Mentions of Johnny, Micha, Mitty and others hint at a staged performance or critique. The text contains garbled reader notes and possible theater references without clear events or dates.
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Mately Endian
Johnny
Micha
Mitty
Goodall
Twe Ly
Wylant
Portrayal of a Poet and Theater Troupe in a Virginian Setting
The piece follows a young gembler and a chorus of characters including Hicks and wow Conningkan in a Virginian mountain setting where romance, crime, and theatrical life intertwine. It references Reginald theley, Arie, Eddie, and Paggy Tio Paris while noting musical turns and George Ade VL WHT humor.
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Hicks
Tnd
Ehle
Paris
Reginald Theley
Arie
Eddie Pried
Ible
Abdie Tneers
Musics
George Ade
George Washington Jr. and Cohily Team In Early Month Event
A fragmentary report notes George Washington Jr. and the Cohily team in an early month event. It mentions Carter De Maven among participants, with unclear details due to damaged text.
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Diane Drestn
George Ny Colean
al Taevi
Carter de Maven
The Heir to the Hoorah Incoherent Scribbled Note
Fragmentary OCR text hints at names and roles, possibly a theater or political sketch. Readable bits reference Gio and Vy Bul Aumetrong, a New York figure, with garbled phrases suggesting cast and interpretations.
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Gio
Brown of Harvard in Criman Dee chamber play
An OCR fragment mentions Brown of Harvard in a court setting with Henry Miller and Ames for a theater piece. It references a performance in Harvard and related figures, but the text is garbled and unreadable in places.
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Criman Dee
Beal
Tago
Tiyuiilivay
Hane Wonderleth
Harvie
Henry Miller
Awerlees
Daat Agtor Pillager
Alnies
Wasnposgable Exerlinive
Fragmented note hints at hidden writings and authors
The text presents a garbled montage of names and phrases, mentioning Peggy from Paris, various individuals such as Myers and Leetes, and references to plays, writing, and drama. It reads as a damaged OCR of a literary discussion with unclear context and many misspellings.
Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions Water Portrait and Emperor
Fragmentary text references a water portrait linked to an emperor and a mention of 3 fires and an ornament. Windecker is named among a party, with stations at the Grav.
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Volaine
Efcitiel
Windecker
Che Grav
Louise Barthel In Midtown Shop Noted For New York Fashion
Fragmented text references Louise Barthel and Lally Bartel with unclear events at a New York shop. Mentions of sales, windows, and headlines suggest a local business or fashion note with uncertain details. No clear date or full names evident.
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Lally Bartel
New York
Fey
Miss Barthel
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