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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1895

Page

3

Makers of Books Part 21 25 features Berlioz Chopin and Massenet

The series Famous Composers advances with essays on Berlioz by Jullien Chopin by Dannreuther Massenet by Comettant and Saint Saens and others. It praises Pougin on Music in France and notes striking biographical contrasts and the evolving art of orchestration.

J. B. Mil-let Company Herold George P. Upton Auber Saint- Gaews Massenet Oscar Comettant Halevy Ambroise Thomas Benj. E. Woolf Bizet Glinka Rubinstein Philip Hale Dvorak Henry T. Finck Chopin Edward Dannreuther Gounod Arthur Pougin Berlioz A. Jullien M. Pougin France Hector Bert Edwin Booth Noah Webster Don Quixote Nero Quaerlioz M. Jullen M. Jullien Paris Vienna Berliott Beethoven Wobec Dunnreuther Dannreather du Maurier Svengall Mr. Dannreuther George Sand Liszt Moncleur Frederick Madame George Moncleur George Mademoiselle Frederick Monsieur Madame Henri Reber Andraise Thomas Thomas Maron Conservatoire Institut de France M. Comettant Marsenet Italy Germany Pazdeloup Pasdeloup M. Pasdeloup Monsieur Pasdeloup Pasideloup Iater Magsenet Pout Cirque d'Hiver Pardeloup Saint Saens Saint-Saens Ceylon Japan Ascanio Academy of Music Canary Islandia

Hamlets of Wayne A Glimpse of Madisonville Hollisterville and Salem

Special report tours Madisonville Hollisterville and Salem in Wayne County near Moscow. It notes farms dairies and markets with butter sold by the year and sheep poultry and lambs shipped to Scranton. The piece mentions old settlers the Hornbecker family a flourishing Grange and a growing apple and pear outlook.

J. P. Crozer GriMth University of Pennsylvania Cincinnati M. Louise Thomas Cary Sisters Cary Burns W. F E. Henley T. F. Henderson Messrs T. & A. Consable Edinburgh Tssted Richard Mansfeld Dostolevak Rodion Harper's Weekly Julian Ralph West Indian Territory Samuel Woodworth San Francisco John van Word Central Park New York Massachusetta Woodworth Scituate Madisonville Hollisterville Salem Scranton Tribune Moscow Hamlinton Wayne Beranton Scranton Joseph Hornbecker Samuel William Joseph Hornbeckers J. Hornbecker Samiel T. Weldy George Kroteer Billy Evans Benjamie Requaw Helliaterviie Geranton Horace Simons Claus Lake Ariel

Broadway Theatrical Current Moves and Plans

Broad-ranging theatre news notes Nell Gwynne with Rhea as producer and Joe’s next season, Verona Jarbeau joining The Passing Show, and M B Curtis producing Gentleman Joe. Wilton Lackaye’s Svengali makeup wows Chicago critics. Edwin Milton Boyle’s Mexico to open at Euclid Avenue Opera House August 28. Rolling cast changes include Miss Coghlan’s SF engagement and Mansfield touring with Holland.

Madeline Shirley London Littl Napoleon Mika Oliver Doud Byron Ia Long Branch Lillian Ruswell Helen Dauvray San Francisco Frawley Company Edwin Milton Boyle Mexico Euclid Avenue Opera House Cleveland Courtenay Thorpe Rosina Vokes Percy Gaunt Thomas Frost Dore Davidson Earl of Rosslyn Mr. Wyndham Johnstone Bennett Richard Manafield Garrick Theatre Thomas Q. Seabrooke J. J. Brady the Park Theatre Boston Henry Abbey Rejane Coquelin Hading R. N. Stephens Frank Bush i x Robert Downing America Sardou Helena Washington Miss Brown Robert Buchanan Charley Mile Rhea Rich & Maeder Josephine Nell Gwynne Gilly Emerson Weber and Fields’ Company Rose Coghlan L. R. Stockwell Columbia Theatre Miss Coghlan Richard Mansfield Suport Joseph FE. M. Holland Maud Harrison Olive Oliver Robert Cotton Hugo Toland Mra. E. J. Phillips Mra. Rankin Flossie Ethyl William Norris Charles Reade The Standard Henry Neville Tom Robinson Mr. Neville Mr. Tree Portugal Oporto Gulset Madrinha de Charlee Shakespeare Holland Tara New York Horace Man With Edward Harry Paulton B. M Joseph Holland Matd Harrison Mia Rankin Florence Reed Roland Reed Philadelphia Holand Minnie Maddern Fiske Daudet Hendequin Mra. Fiske Datchet Grandpapa St. Agnes A. W. Pinero Mrn Tanqueray Mrs Ebbemith Mike the Amazons Lavender Pinero Minnie Palmer Francis Gerard Miss Palmer Nore Theatre Suman Onan

Bonnie Belar Bush Tops July Bookman Gossip Roundup

The July Bookman proclaims Tan Maclaren’s Bonnie Belar Bush the hour’s top read now that Trilby is gone. The issue is rich with literary gossip and reports from twenty three American cities, eleven of which feature notable notes.

Tan Maclaren Bonnie Belar Bush Trilby

Jury Systems Here and Aroad

In a letter from Geneva to the Pittsburg Dispatch Walter H. Scaife outlines European jury practices in France Germany and Switzerland. He notes selection processes challenges exclusions and age requirements with contrasts to American notions of jury trial and cautions on potential reforms.

McCormick Walter H. Scaife Geneva Switzerland Pittsburg France Mr. Scaife Justice of the Peace Makre Lot Germany Supreme Court Neuchhatel Beneft

Munyon’s Cures Offer Quick Relief and Guarantees

A nostalgic ad promises Munyon’s cures for rheumatism dyspepsia catarrh kidney disease nerves and vitality with guarantees. It touts relief in hours and full cures in days, offering a 25 cent vial trial and money back if not benefited.

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