Success They Royal Chof Presented at Robinson Grand
Sam S. and Lee Schubert present a mascal comedy They Royal Chof at Robinson Grand theater by Billy Allen Musical Comedy Company to a large matinee audience. Special scenic effects and twenty musical numbers were well received and the show returns tonight. George W. Hobart and A Bald win Sloan’s Coming Through the Rye charm a crowded house Tuesday with a pretty chorus and clever humor keeping high interest throughout.
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Sam S
Lee Schubert
Robinson Grand Theater
Billy Allen Musical Comedy’Company
A. Baldwin Sloan
Fragmentary note hints at events and performances
The readable fragment mentions a Wednesday and Saturday schedule for a performance season. It notes that members of a group will be seen in Teleston, with expectations that nothing will be left to be desired by attendees.
Deeds Filed Show Fragmented Property Transfers Across Towns
A series of land transactions listed by deeds shows numerous transfers in Glenwood Wallace Lost Creek Union district and city lots in Water street Norwood Stanberry Broad Oaks and Bridgeport among individuals including Robinson Adlen Kinile Davisson Kriven Heflin Gore and Horner. Several parcels span 1 lot to 1707 acres with buyers and sellers like Mary A Roane Gussie A Smith and Elisha P Skinner among others.
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Robinson
James F. Adlen
Glenwood
Talkington
A. C. Kinile
Wallace
Fair Grounds Improvement Company
John .Willie
W. C. Tyson
City
Clarksburg Board of Trade Land Company
Melville Southern
Norwood
Jacobs-Prunty Real Estate Building Company
Lindsey
A. McCardle
C. ¢. Jarvis
A. R. Griffin
Harry BH. Davisson
Water Street
Mary A. Roane
Harry Davisson
William A. Showacre
Beecher Fortney
Lumberport
W. F. Randolph
John
Julia Kriven
Lost Creek
D. G. Powell
Fred D
Charles R. Powell
Salem
Gussie A. Smith
Charles H Gnifin
Stanberry Additlon
Bruce Dillon
Alva Dillon
Union District
Henrietta H. Duff
G. G. Duff
Poplar Street
Davis-Horner Company
J. A. Sassi
Grasselli
Ten Mile Lands Company
Martha Heflin
Eagle District
Elk Creek Development Company
Ethel P. Skinner
Stone
Bald customer demands furniture polish shave
A violent bald man bursts into a barber shop demanding the barber shave their parlor set and four chairs, claiming a misused green hair restorer was mistaken for furniture polish. The barber reminds him the product was bought two days ago and suggests another bottle.
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Clarksburg
Berges ’Ratine
Bedford
Naiestand
Messaline
Ratine
Norfolk
Nburgers
West Main ST
Clarkse
Clarksburg- Waal
J. Il Paugh & Company Jiz N
L. Bell
Holmboe & Lafferty
Architects
Claresburg
James & Law Co
Aiid
Lee Shubert
New York
Chicago
Elliott Buinding Company
Bell 'Phome
West VA
Ted B. Galbraith
Seemns
Ake Yealers
Windsor’s
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Sanitary Cleaning & Pressing
Experienss
Bell Phone
West Pike ST
W. VA
RADY
Bell 1207
Pennsboro
Parkersburg
Splendid Racing
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