The Poor Nut invites theater groups backstage at New York play
The Poor Nut at Henry Miller's Theater in New York invites amateur and small theater groups to join the cheering section during the track meet scene in act two. Producer Paterson McNutt offers backstage access without acting duties, with Westchester groups already responding. Bona fide amateurs may also attend a performance after their appearance as college roosters to view the show from both sides of the proscenium.
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New York
Patterson McNutt
Ohio State Campus Farce Stars Elliott Nugent In Thrilling Scene
A university farce by J. C. Nugent and Elliott Nugent unfolds on the Ohio State University campus with Elliott Nugent in the title role. A later act reveals a stadium corner filled with cheering undergraduates as a magnetic cheer leader leads a jubilant sequence of cartwheels after a victory.
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J. C. Nugent
Elliott Nugent
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Notice to creditors in Laird estate in Westchester
In pursuance of an order by Surrogate George A. Slater notice is given to all persons with claims against William Woodward Laird late of Westchester County to present them with vouchers to Townsend & Gutterman at 45 Cedar Street Manhattan New York on or before October 5 1925 Executors Jenny Laird Bertha Rosenfield.
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William Woodward
George A. Slater
County of
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William Woodward Laird
Townsend & Gutterman
Cedar Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of
New York
State of New York
Ohio State cheers and Nugent show call for amateurs
The piece extols Ohio State fans and campus audiences enjoying the race and theater alike. It notes alumni and students turning out, and invites amateur groups to join the Nugent show for a chance to perform, blending college spirit with entertainment.
Notice to creditors in the Herrmann estate
Under a surrogate order of George A Slater creditors of Charles E Herrmann late Westchester county are asked to file claims with vouchers at United States Trust Company of New York 45 Wall Street Manhattan by September 14. Executors Sarah Knipe Herrmann authorized to collect.
Village of Scarsdale Tax Receiver Notice 1925
The Receiver of Taxes for Scarsdale announces the assessment roll and tax collection for the current year. Taxes may be paid at the Village Hall for 30 days with no extra charges. Unpaid taxes accrue 12 percent interest per year after the period ends. Dated July 1, 1925.
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Scarsdale
Arthur Herbert
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