Orpheum bill at Moore theatre features vaudeville mix
The Moore theatre hosts an Orpheum vaudeville bill with two dramatic sketches and a mix of nut comedy and song skits. Emily Ann Wellman and Owen Moulyveney star in dramatic pieces, McGiveney performs multiple roles, and Oscar Lormine along with Lillian Price and others provide musical numbers and magic. The revue includes a blackface production Come Seven with Jane Morgan Henry Hall and George Randio Octavus Roy Cohen's farce, praised for its lively humor.
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Orpheum
Moore Theatre
Emily Ann Wellman
Owen Moulyveney
McGiveney
Dickens Oftower
Lormine
Lillian Price
Hen Peinie
Harry Anger
Nettie Packer
Roy
Arthur
Li!ian
Domestic life and women rights in modern times
A letter from Miss Grey argues roots of marital trouble lie with lax men and stresses that women suffered abuse and neglect before embracing women's rights. It endorses motherhood as a woman's mission, promotes a worthy husband, and shares anecdotes about adoption and family care.
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Miss Grey
Tack
Cynthia Grey
Bob
Rob
Ted
Confessions and Broadway Laughs At Levy's Palace Hip
A review notes Levy's Musical Comedy company at Loew's Palace Hip with Lew White in a crook role and a strong cast delivering song and dance numbers. It highlights a bathing feature, Hawaiian island numbers, and a matrimonial comedy segment including Confessions of a Bride segments.
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Gay Paree
Levy
Orpheum
Lew White
Ert Hunt
Slivers
Jonian
Loew's Palace Hip
Elfie
Reach
McCurdy
Charles Deland
Kathryn Blatt
Adelaide Boottty
Chariton Everdean
Trachoma dangers and prevention cautions
Trachoma is described as a contagious eye disease with redness itching and watering. It spreads via towels washcloths sponges clothing and objects touched by infected people and can lead to blindness if neglected. The best safety is clean eyes and avoiding shared towels and cloths while seeking expert guidance.
Age of Innocence and Other Reviews in a Tabloid List
A condensed tabloid review round up covers Edith Wharton’s The Age of Innocence praised for plot and character, James Huneker’s Painted Veils as a debut by a distinguished American critic, and Raine’s The Big Town Roundup. It surveys Kokour works and biographies with brief, vivid judgments.
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Edith Wharton
New York
The
Tos
Pthan
Conrad
Turgenev
Henry James
Africa
Karris Dickson
Reliable
Dickson
Darkies
Roy Octavus Cohen
James Huneker
George Moore
William MacLeod Raine
Smith & Weston
Cow Country
Metropoli
James McNeill Whistler
Elizabeth
Joseph Pennell
Jimmy” Whistler
Oxnear Wilde
Whistler
Romain Rolland
Stefani Zweig
Keystack
James
Charles
Chapin
New York Evening World
Bing Bing
Fada
Bingelish
Vanity Fair
Pe Fandburg
Jack London
Wall
Arthur Jerman
Creamed Salsify Recipe and White Sauce Steps
Readable recipe lines describe creamed salsify with two bunches of salsify two tablespoons butter flour two cups milk and salt. Instructions include making a white sauce by melting butter stirring in flour and pepper then adding milk and simmering before dicing salsify into the sauce.
Foley Kidney Pills Help Nora Erney After 28 Years
A Terre Haute reader Nora Erney reports 28 years of rheumatic back pain improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. She notes winter flare ups and difficult bladder action, claiming the pills relieve kidney pain and eliminate poisons.
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Mins
Nora Erney
Poplar Terre Haute
Ind
Foley
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MOORE
George Rand
George Rand Io Octavus Roy Cohen
Mise Jane Morgan
Henry Hall
Margaret Armstrong
Howard Kuncell
Randon Everhardt
Mary Thorn
Norman Feuster
Mrman Seavey
Alice Easton
Denar Mise Grey
Mame
Jem
Seneca
Palace Hip
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Deborah
Kramer
Patteon
Owen Moore
Polilic Health Service
Washington, DC
Alonzo O. Bliss Medical
Wooinaton TG
Seattle
Pathe
Actuele Steel Needle
Phonograph
Universal Tone Arm
Elliott
A. B. Dubois
Third Avenue
Seneca and Springers
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