Thoughts on New Yorks early morning cultural scene
A column of reminiscences and quips about New York City landmarks and personalities. The piece references Ernest Glendenning, the Ritz-Carlton, O B Winter, Pauline Lord, Albert Payson Terhune, Mabel Normand, Mabel Fortescue, Dr Hugo Reisenfeld, and vaudeville, with playful notes on ads and studio histories.
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New York
Ernest Glendenning
Ritz - Carlton
O. B. Winter
Pauline Lord
Albert Payson Terhune
Newark
M. J
Mabel Normand
Muriel Fortescue
Hugo Riesenfield
Backstage Snippets on Broadway Life and Public Taste
A collage of Broadway life and media foibles recalls a silent theatre for the deaf, a risqué chorus, souvenir shops, and a disillusioned cafe Romeo. The writer notes misadventures, misprints, and a running stream of curious observations about culture, fashion, and entertainment from Broadway to literature.
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Comb
W. C. Lengel
Frank G. Shattuck
Schraftt
Joe Leblang
Times Electric News
Winthrop
Floyd Gibbons
Reuben
East 57Th
Monta Bell
Frederick J. Smith
The
New Movie Magazine
Vanderbilt Hall
Broadway
Avon Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Marie Chester returns home from Indiana after weeks away. Mr and Mrs Herbert Pope and children visit Mrs Pope’s parents. Avon Lake High hosts Avon High in basketball Friday. Mrs E A Secamman visits Kipton relatives. Mrs Robert Pickering visits Cleveland kin. Mr and Mrs Joseph Sutter of Cleveland visit George Ackerman’s family. Mr and Mrs Arnold Bush and son Bobby visit Lorain hosts. Allie Alten leaves for Florida. True Blue Club Baptist Sunday School hosts at Arthur Hudson’s home. Miss Helen Conrad returns.
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Avon
Marie Chester
Indiana
Herbert Pope
Cildren
Lakewood
Cleveland
Joseph Sutter
George Ackerman
Arnold Bush
Bobby
Clifford Minkler
Lorain
Allie Alten
Florida
True Blue Club
the Baptist Sunday School
Arthur Hudson
Helen Conrad
Woman Resumes Duty After Caring For Nephew
A woman returns to Charity Hospital to resume duties after spending a week caring for her nephew Eugene Klingshirn. Frank Gates and Ray Jameson left Tuesday morning for Florida where Gates plans to spend the winter months.
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Charity Hospital
Eugene Klingshirn
Frank Gates
Ray Jameson
Florida
Elusive raccoon killed after long hunt in Illinois
In Yates City Knox County and nearby areas have watched for a famed 25 pound raccoon. It was finally killed by a 12 year old coon dog owned by Pearl Murdock after a chase spanning eleven miles.
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Yates City
Ill
Knox
Pearl Murdock
Bill's Barber Shop Opens Evening Hours at Broad Street
Hair cuts offered at 25 cents on Saturdays and 35 cents regular price. Bill's Barber Shop at 716 West Broad Street operates next to Andress Garage with evening hours until 9 o'clock.
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Bill
West Broad Street
Andress Garage
Mazda
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