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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
7
A long article surveys international sports courtesy, Kiel currents, and American yacht readiness against German rivals in the sonderklasse. It also discusses U S track closures, Chicago baseball tempers, and a sharp critique of Japanese team boasts amid World Series lore.
American producers led by Charles Dillingham announce plans to rely on American material and talent rather than foreign plays. They cite the American stage’s strength in acting and staging while noting English and French works educate audiences and spur native authors. plans for next season include Dillingham projects, Frits Scheff tours, and Hammerstein's Manhattan Opera House season with major operas and stars from Madrid, Paris, and London.
Old violins and cellos flood the London trade via ads in obscure country papers. Experts bid on instruments from derelict places, often paying small sums that yield rare masterworks later. A neglected fiddle found in a shelf can fetch hundreds after dealer purchase.
Etlen Terry plans a memoir and the Standard Off company traces its global reach in a new play Judith Zaraine. Belasco has isolated himself to work on a Warflet project for the Stuyvesant in New York. Hitchcock wraps up a three month Yankee Tourist tour and a New York run awaits at the Astor in August. Frances Starr may play Juliet. Lewis Waller plans The English Cowboy. Marie Dressler travels to London. Risie Janis shifts from vaudeville. Miss Philure titled for New England backdrop. Giacomo Puccetti works on a new grand opera. Bertha Galland slated for a new role. Norman Hackett possibly joins Tulleaarlowe company.
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