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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1906
Page
5
A reprint notes the attraction featuring George Evans and a large beauty chorus. The act promises tuneful choruses, bright costumes, and appealing music during the performances at the Trent rink, with a lively showcase of singers and dancers.
Fragmentary text references a staged event at a York casino with unclear details and garbled phrasing. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable from the supplied OCR.
The review highlights Milton, famed comedian, performing in the farce with over 500 past appearances as the lead. It notes his acts build from a first act to a roaring second and a screaming third, with Edward Ward among the company returning in principal cities.
NOTHING BUT GIRLS led by George Evans of Honey Baye fame comes to the Grand on Wednesday February 7. The original New York Casino production will be presented in pristine glory with a stunning beauty chorus.
A garbled OCR fragment notes attention on theatrical scenes and stage pictures. It references a hit in certain cities and audiences reacting to performances, but details are unclear. The passage emphasizes the attraction and visual appeal of the plays and their in city venues.
The Grand Theater presents A Love Story Dora Thorne adapted by Lemn cB Parker. The February 8 show features a fully reassembled cast from previous productions and aims to deliver a polished performance with strong crowd appeal.
Dora Thorne a dramatization of Bertha M Clay’s novel opens at the Grand this Thursday with a grand production by Roy and Clifford. A critic praises its literary composition and faultless arrangement, contrasting its freshness with typical melodrama. The notice ends with a medical aside for constipation promoting Dean’s Regulators at 25 cents.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions horse and hive terms, a fear of fad, Nenad, and a cough cure. The text references a tram group, six people, and vague names such as Nim Mente and Stease & Mercer. The overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
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