Minister cites boycott of local theater over public readings
Mer Pant Barton describes his evening outdoor meeting focusing on opposition to the Toca thea tre. He says he and supporters have boycotted the theater and sought private talks with management, which did not occur. He reads a town paper notice announcing Lamar's Plaza Show at 7:30 for two successive nights.
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Show Girl on Broadway Provokes Mixed Reactions
A fragmentary 1920s style clipping condemns the musical Show Girl on Broadway and notes public unease over its shocking content and its impact on Lamar’s theatergoers. It cites local opinions, church attendance trends, and moral concerns, with scattered references to people, places, and institutions.
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