Let's Go musical farce at Metropolitan Sun
A scathing critique of the Let’s Go musical farce at the Metropolitan Sunday night, assigning blame to everyone from the lip stick supplier to a press agent. The piece features William Canby in a melodramatic plot with a jealous wife and a dull detective, while Gertrude Hutcheson performs with a bold dramatic voice amid chorus numbers.
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William Canby
Gertrude Hutcheson
Hutchewan
Harry Sedley
Edgar A. Vinal
Doctor Vinal
Moore Mile Nittaro Captivates Moore Theater Audience
Paris born character singer Moore Mile Nittaro wowed Sunday crowds at Moore Theater with vivacity charm and good looks. She performed as a Montmartre girl while John B Hymer’s troupe staged Tom Walker in Dixie. The Choy Ling Hee Chinese act and other performers energized the bill.
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Mile
Nittaro
Paris
Moore Theatre
Montmartre
John B. Hymer
Tom Walker
Dixie
Billy Montgomery
Minnie Allen
Sam Berk
Juanita Sawan
Choy Ling Hee
Orient
Herbert Ashley
Roy Dietrich
LaMont
Palace Hip bill features Fight Dominoes and acts
A Palace Hip program opens with Fight Dominoes a trio of women and five men delivering lively vocal and comic bits. Nina Straw and Joe Roberta provide witty cross talk while Alan Grey performs sleight of hand. The lineup includes Hart and Helene Kesterson the Vee and Telley acts Margarita Fisher in The Dangerous Talent and the Levy's Orpheum Parisian Thrills musical number. The Vampire's Nature Dance with Monie Monroe and Bess Hill electrifies the stage along with Apache Dance by Ruth Richards and Robert Lorenzo. Be lieve Me Xantippe at Wilkes features Alexis Luce Henry Hall and Erman Seavey in a rapid farce sequence.
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Palace Hip
Nina Straw
Joe Roberta
Alan Grey
Hart
Helene
Kesterson Brothers
Vee and Telley
Margarita Fisher
Levy's
Orpheum
Levy
Lew White
Abie
Paris
Bess Hill
Monie Monroe
Ert Hunt
Satan
Ruth Richards
Robert Lorenzo
Oscar Gerard
Wilkes Theatre
Fred Ballard
Alexis Luce
New York
Henry Hall
Erman Seavey
Luce
Jane Morgan
Norman Feuster
Fragmented OCR text prompts unclear crowd note
The readable fragments mention a trial, a person named Bedet at Rema Ge, and a promise of a test or reward. Details are severely garbled, with references to a health, a chefret, and a fiduciary quantity from Stuart. No coherent event or outcome is present.
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Stuart
Rupture Treatment Promises New Hope for Sufferers
A 19th century health pamphlet claims rupture can be treated with a method that restores tone elasticity and strength to affected muscles. It asserts dramatic improvements and urges sufferers not to lose hope despite prior disappointment.
Fragmented text about medical condition and crutch use
The OCR fragment describes a person failing, breaking a bone, and crutches. It mentions a ruptured person needing a truss and weakened state contributing to the event, but the overall context is unclear.
Unable to parse source due to corrupted text
The readable fragments describe medical or military jargon about rupture, strength, and officers, but content is inconsistent and unclear. No coherent event or facts emerge to summarize reliably.
Continuows Night and Day Action Feature
An odd advert extols a pad treatment said to work continuously for the abdomen. It claims quick results and claims no need for support devices, promising a natural, constant effect without discomfort.
Notable Minor Roles Dans Sheriff Film Cast
The piece notes a kindly sheriff and lists Ben Irway Jane Darwell Fanchon Everhart Howard Russel and John Nickerson in small parts. It adds wry lines about men chasing fame and the rivalries of romance and work.
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Ruff
Ben Irway
Jane Darwell
Fanchon Everhart
Howard Russel
John Nickerson
J. C Jones and Wisconetn members sign Se tans head day
A fragmentary note lists J C Jones and other Wisconetn men certifying on a March day. The text is garbled but references engagement, treatment, and a sale or receipt context with names partially readable.
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Wisconetn
K L. C Jones
March
Postcard Promoting Free Trial Across Health Product
An offer promotes a free trial of a health product claiming painless benefits and restoration. The copy urges taking the trial now and mentions a presentation copy of a book by Mr Stuart on rupture as part of the promotion.
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Rou Ferrei
Stuart
Cameron Parish Town Accessible Only by Boat
Cameron Parish Louisiana notes its unique status as the only U S town reachable solely by boat with no roads telephone or telegraph lines It is among the oldest communities in the United States and highlights isolation and historic significance.
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United States
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