Lille romance drama unfolds amid village intrigue
A picturesque tale set in Lille follows Tom Logan and Hap as they scheme over love, security, and social standing. The narrative centers on betrayals and reform, with observers noting the villainess’s impact and the ultimate legal conundrum reaching the governor of Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille
Ming
Tom Logan
Gealier
Jacksmith
Tom Lohim
Arkansas
Howe Lifeorama Show Captures Alpine Majesty on Grand
On a Grand Thursday, March 1, climbers reach a summit and witness an azure halo over a primeval landscape. The observer notes the grandeur, symmetry, and awe inspiring views that betray fatigue and fear, praising modern animated photography and Lyman H. Howe Lifeorama for presenting alpine and distant world scenes beyond traditional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Lyman H. Howe
Alps
Nere
A. H. Howe presents Alpine climbing motion pictures
A H Howe moving pictures depict mountain ex faire and the Alps with hardy climbers and equipment. The film emphasizes comfort amid peril and the striking scenery as climbers glimpse crevasses and perpetual snows, conveying adventure and danger in a new Lifeorama style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beers
Jayersz
Theatre notes on Wilfred Spencer and Weber Fields
Over the past week Wilfred Spencer read to Nixon and Zimmerman about new operas and productions for Frank Dextron next season. The piece notes praise for Little Mos in Simple Simon Simple and confirms plans for Miss Bob White and The Beauty Trust while Weber and Fields tour and reprise Holly Pity with high demand from managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Spencer
Nixon & Zimmerman
Philadelphia
Nixon
Teshon
Stranginz
Jerry Sullivan
Little Mos
Simon Simple
Willard Spenser
Klaw & Erlanger
Fens
Kral Pry i
Ander i Nien
Sem
Weber
Fields
Weber and Fields
Cescon
New York
Toneos
Grand manager Ke nly signs Weber and Bields Hoity Voity
The Grand’s manager secured for an engagement the famous $25,000 production Hoity Voity by Weber and Bields, a show praised in New York for its success. The notice notes Kenly’s awareness of the situation and the show’s premiere performance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenly
Weber and Bields
New York
Richest map riddle and cryptic lines about wealth
Fragmentary verse questions wealth and status. The speaker riffs on riches, appearance, and value, mentioning a billionaire and daily life. Mentions of clothes, meals, a square, and references to time and death appear in a fragmented, cryptic style.
Howe's Moving Pictures at Grand Theatre Return Engagement
The Grand announces a return engagement of Lyman Howe Moving Pictures after an immediate fan response. A new series will be shown on the second visit, with the exact date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Lyman Howe
Romance Echoes in Song and Book’s Final Note
A fragmented verse contemplates romance's single ending. It ponders sighs and tone, yearning eyes, and fiery words as the true measure, while other lines refer to feasts, balls, and elaptors in a stylistic, archaic register.
Aborn Revival of Robin Hood Delights City Audiences
From tie anithuaaistic praise lavished upon it by the press of other cities the Aborn company’s sumptuous revival of the famous comic opera Robin Hood promises to be the distinct musical event of the season here. Principal members include Ethel Houston, Vivia Brewster, P. Stanton Figel, Harald Blake, Edward Metcalfe, Karl Stall, Agnes Hlppe, Amurnrive chorus noted for its strength and finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Stall
Aemnee Dontkl
Agnes Hlppe
Art Murnrive
The Cavalier And The Maid In A Poetic Rhyme
A lyric piece contrasts a guitar winding note with a moonlit gaze of a maid who dreams of a distant lover. It envisions prisoners turning to love when she and he unite, amid symbolic seas and gems, asserting that noble birth or beauty matters little next to the ending lesson of the race that she is his.
City Court and Nightcap Misadventure at Party
A local court dealt with a man fined three dollars with costs for public misbehavior after leaving a party drunk at ten, returning home four hours later with a large bundle of nightcaps and pajamas he did not need. The piece also notes a Yellow Fever germ discovery and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills at Bland's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pei
Dr. King
F. G. Bland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Movinei Pieturesion
A H. Howe
Moving Pictures
Tota
Pee
Howes Moving Pictures
Sizzin
Nobin
Allman Awearts
Lyman BA
Grand Opera
W. E
Nankeville
Arkansas Hills
Grand Opera House
America
Layman
H. Howe