The Only Girl 5 A Model AGA Musical Show Review
A Grand Opera House notice lauds The Only Girl a make over American musical comedy. unity and harmony lift it above the ordinary. Blossom Albert and Mandel craft a self contained plot with romance, wit, and tuneful Herbert songs as Ruth Wilson and Patrice Montrase anchor the stylish production.
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America
Wrenpy Blossom
Nietar Herbert
Grand Opera House
Aimeric Ecea
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Alerbert
Tina
Victor Herbert
Kim
Bunkie
Fresa
Corksey
Victor ‘Hertert
Edna Dfunsey
Ruth Wilson
Kint
Patrice Is
Montrase
Sou
Limerick Contest Offers Forty Four Prizes For Buffalo Bill Theme
The San Antonio Light invites limericks about Buffalo Bill Cody ahead of his Circus appearance. prizes range from ten dollars to free tickets, with specific rules requiring Buffalo Bill’s name in each entry. contest ends tomorrow night. winners will be announced at the Light office.
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Willian Frederick. Cody
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Hella-Mioto Circus
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Merle
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Bill
Colonel Cody
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The Only Girl at Grand Opera House This Weekend
The review lauds Prette and Leona Stephens with delay, Farnum as Kim, and especially Alfred Fisher as the valet Barteders. It praises Fisher's finely finished, inconspicuous portrayal. The Only Girl is set for Grand Opera House Saturday and Sunday nights.
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Barteders
Grand Opera House
Revival to Close at First Baptist Church
The revival in progress at First Baptist Church will end with four Sunday services at 9:30, 11:00, 2:50 PM, and 7:30 PM led by Dr. B. J. Porter. Strong church interest noted. by Friday night 43 new members joined, and 125 special prayer services have been held citywide.
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J. Porter
Houston
Tac
Southern Pacific
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Subagency Post Office Mail Stores Move to San Antonio
The Galveston subagency for distribution of posta ecords and stamped envelopes will be transferred to San Antonio. Postmaster George D. Armistead says the move will boost San Antonio’s stock by several hundred thousand dollars. Basement space in the federal building will hold envelopes and post cards. The department may add stamped envelopes and newspaper wrappers for the Sen-Antanin subagency.
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San Antonio
George D. Armistead
Department
Federal Building
Sen-Antanin
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