Stars Slip From Broadway Power As Starless Era Dawns
A market shift in Rialto theater sees fewer states involved and top profits drift away from star driven productions. Without costly stars and their salaries, producers embrace starless shows like The Girl From Brazil while maintaining high risk, with audiences and critics noting a changing taste and a glut of experimental works amid rising costs.
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Artule
Rialto
Mang
Leantrata
Elgiogigh
Brady
Brazil
Effie Epple
Vooierd
Effie Eppis
Tulla Handerson
Fiske
von Drew
Otis Skvaner
What Happens When You Buy a Suit Of Clothes
An editorial argues that buying clothing stimulates employment and prosperity, detailing how a purchase travels from farmer and weaver to seller and delivery, benefiting many workers. It asserts spending on needed items, not charity, boosts the economy and speeds recovery from recession.
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Texas
William Trufant Foster
New York
Busines
Myer
Ocean Air Flights By Archibald Henderson
Archibald Henderson argues that the twentieth century will center on aviation and wireless transmission, predicting the Panama Canal’s impact, the rise of international air travel, and radio control as crucial to safety and commerce. He asserts that air routes will shorten distances, boost peaceful exchange, and connect nations for mutual understanding.
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Rome
Aga Marconi
India
Sandbergh
Panama Canal
New York
Man Frantisca
Venezuela
New Mexico
Oregon
Sven
Tnter
Promicen
Iintortant
Bneeg
Tiem
Bernlee
Islands Spur Evolutionary Divergence Across Archipelagos
The text discusses mutation and isolation driving distinct species in island groups. It cites the Galapagos, the Philippines, Britain, the Canary Islands, and St. Helena as examples of how geographic separation prompts divergence. It notes that isolation correlates with the number of peculiar species and that even limited isolation can yield noticeable subspecies and ecological differences.
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Darwin
Galapagos
Erchipetego
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Philppines Poscesa
Indo- China
Siam
Great Britain
Canary Islands
St. Helena
Jand Ox
Ireland
Northern
Tiritain
Seven Health Rules for New Mothers by Royal Copeland
Advice for new mothers from Dr Royal Copeland on infant care emphasizing daily care, clean hands, regular feeding, hydration, and ample fresh air. Highlights include consistent feeding schedules, water intake for the mother or infant, and ensuring sleep for the infant through structured routines. The article stresses safety and calm guidance for managing the first months with a very young child.
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Royal
Copeland
M.D
Meslth
Aiffiest
Iisa
Health and cleanliness guidance for infants from 1930 pamphlet
A verbose 1930 public service style note promotes infant hygiene, feeding, and habits. It urges cleanliness, avoiding purifiers or unwanted substances, keeping the infant’s mouth and thumb control, and developing strength through activity. It references a broad wellness program and cautions caregivers to follow sensible routines.
Wonderful Horse and the Grand National Jumping Course
A vivid look at the Grand National Steeplechase in Liverpool detailing why the course is feared, the age of typical winners, and the dangers to both horses and riders. The piece contrasts the skill of a well-trained racehorse with the ruin of gamblers and wasted effort.
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Mayfair
New York
Frederick
Lonedalé
Weel Coward
Bradl
Liverpool
England
Mr. Sanford
May King
George G. Goswell
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