Dorcas at the Academy Prompts Change in Public Taste
Review notes Dorcas in the Pauline Hall company at the Academy, praising its charm amid cast flaws. It argues for a shift from melodrama to purer drama and song driven entertainments, citing L Amb Fritz and other legitimate works as example of evolving audience palate and future demand.
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Pauline
Henry Arthur Jones
Henrik Ibsen
James A. Merne
Steve Brodle
Alackie
L’ Amb Fritz
Dorens
Fritz
Bacollette
McCullough
Booth
Barrett
Edwin Forrest
Charlotte Cushman
Themelves
Ada Rehan
Richanl Mansfield
Ota Skinner
Julia Marlowe
Fanny Davenport
Mrs. Kendal
Lady Clantarty
Kathryn Kidder
Robert Muantell
John Drew
Rose Coghlan
Sothern
Jefferson
Sol Russell
Goodwin
Lfe
Conservatory of
Moscow
Rubinstein
Tschaikowsky
Marion Manola
Manola- Mason Company
Mme. Marches
Wyman
Sigmund Kaschosky
Adolph Bauman
Royal Opera
Prague
Berlioz
Thomas Moore
Local Theater Notes at Academy of Music Tonight
Tonight at the Academy of Music a satire “A Baggage Check” features Mark Sullivan and a chorus of ten performers. Joseph Arthur’s “The Still Alarm” debuts Tuesday under Davis Keogh management with live fire effects. Crystal Hose company benefit. Next Monday through Wednesday Davis’ presents the melodrama “Kentuck,” a lavish scenic production of Kentucky life with striking stage effects.
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Academy of Music
Wu Laundry
Mark Sullivan
Misa Sylvester Cornish
Seabrooke
de Wolf Hopper
Midge Yorke
Hoss and
Joseph Arthur
Davis
Keogh
Crystal Hose Company
Davis’ Theater
Miss Bloodgood Delays Recital After Praised Singing
Noted contralto Miss Bloodgood, linked to New York’s Blauvelt circle, has postponed her Carter recital date after a glowingly reviewed appearance at Mrs. Scott’s musical tea. The event drew 450 leading musicians and society figures as critics praised her expressive voice and Gibson figure.
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Katherine Bloodgood
Blauvelt
New York
Maying
Gibson
Mrs A A Rockwell The Ellersly Won Shiriio
A fragmented item mentions Mrs A A Rockwell at The Ellersly and a win for Shiriio. Details are incomplete with missing context and names.
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Ad Targets Women
An ornate tonic claims to restore strength for women and nourish health. The Matthews Bros. storefront in Scranton sells Gilmore's Aromatic Wine described as a regulator for ailments of womanhood and a digestion aid.
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Gilmore
Matthews Bros
Scranton
Campbell's Magic Worm Remedy Story A Local Claim
Fragments describe a claimed remedy by Mr Campbell for worms with mentions of Hawthorne Pa and a Dr Campbell. The text is garbled with missing words and inconsistent spellings, listing locations, measurements, and advertising style phrases without clear evidence or verifiable facts.
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Mr. Campbell
Reddie
Tome
Campbell's
Feild Wey
Yuaray
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