When We Were Twenty One And The Mother Drama
A theatre review digest notes Nat Goodwin Maxine Elliott’s reprise of When We Were Twenty-one and Edouard Du Bois’s French theatre critique. It covers the London and New York runs, the novelization, and changes by the Edward E. Rice Company, plus a critique of Ella Wheeler Wilcox’s The Mother and Bernster misuses in translations.
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Nat Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
H. V. Esmond
America
London
Edward E. Rice Company
United States
Canada
Moshe
Monte Carlo
Firefly
Hirsch
Yast
Russia
Nts
South Africa
Indianapolis
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
W. R. Hearst
Berkeley Lyceum
New York
Edouard du Bois
Notes of the Stage Previewing Next Season’s West Ranch Musical
Dan Daly will star in a Western cattle ranch musical with Spee the cowboy in cher costume. Robert B. Mantell moves to Hamlet and other stars are linked to London theater censorship. Katharine Kidder and Augustus Cook revived Madame Sans Gene in London and will tour America. Mrs. Fiske opens in New York September 15 at Manhattan Theater with Miranda of the Balcony. Casts include Maines Dodson Irich Tyrone Power Figman Pattison-Seiten and Ferguson. Ferguson is known for Sir Pitt Crawley in Vanity Fair at the Park last season.
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Dan Daly
Far West
Spee
Opera House
Kathryn Kidder
Augustus Cook
Aye
Ellen Terry
Marianne Gene
London
Sir Henry
Napoleon
Mrs. Fiske
Theatrical Syndicate
New York
Manhattan Theater
Miranda
Balcony
A W. Mason
Anne Ward Flexner
Louisvill Well
Finke
Robert Maines
B Dodson
Annie Irieh
Tyrone Power
Figman
Kate Pattison-Seiten
Ferguson
Mr. Fergusan
Sir Pitt Crawley
Mr. Fiske
Com
Vanity Fair
the Park
Gray
Sybil Sanderson
Melba
Sembrich
Metropolitan Opera House
Miss Sanderson
San Francisco
California
Alvarez
Paris
Grau
Rhetoric Lost to Faulty English in Modern Texts
A fragment from Literary Mrs. F. M. Bird argues that classic rhetoric prized concise energy and elegance, clarity, force, and grace. It laments that modern teaching ignores conciseness, allowing needless words and cluttered prose to proliferate.
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F. M. Bird
Plague in Manila Affects Local Medical Viewpoint
Dr Frank W Foxworthy writes from Manila detailing bubonic plague surge in 1900 1901 with rising cases and deaths among Chinese Filipinos and Americans. He notes health measures, autopsies, serum trials, lack of effective treatment, and plans for city overhaul under General Chaffee’s potential orders.
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Frank W. Foxworthy
Manila
Asia
Japan
Europe
Thirty-fourth United States Volunteer Infantry
San Lazaro Hospital
Manila Dental College
Board of Health
Willian J. Calvert
Chaffee
Two Confederate Colonels Meet in a Memphis Reunion Cafe
Two Civil War veterans, ex-Confederate colonels, share a drink after returning from the Memphis Confederate reunion. They discuss a dispatch about thieves breaking into their hall and stealing portable goods, joking that nothing was left when they left.
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New York Press
Memphis
Withers
Kuarter
Carter
Emphis
Notice to Cons and Builders on Pine Timbers and Joists
Yellow pine timbers and joists are in stock at the one Chamber and Lumber Co office and yards located at B. 23d Bt. and Monon Railroad.
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One Chamber and Lumber Co
Monon
Trying Out the Pupils The Mysterious Stuf in Them Recitals
A reflection on music pupil recitals detailing nerves and stages of performance, the "stuff" that marks standout players, and the social dynamics of recitals with teachers, friends, and celebratory notes. Notable concert announcements from Fair Bank and Bayreuth festival plans, including schedules and prominent musicians.
Suburban Society News Highlights Community Guests
A busy week features Mrs J Miller in Atlanta and Mrs George S Thompson visiting Milwaukee. Residents report returns from Fort Wayne Cincinnati Terre Haute and New York. A poverty social hosted by U P S C EB members and a moonlight picnic by Epworth League mark social life along with visits to Brownsburg Louisville and Layro. The Florence Wacker and Oscar Boesch wedding at West Tenth Street and other personal news cap the column.
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J. Miller
Atlanta
George S. Thompson
Milwaukee
Edward Rist
Fort Wayne
Jessie Weaver
Brookville
J. Marshall
Ressie White
Pendleton
Pearl White
Darnell
Charles Slider
Cincinnati
Morton Hodson
Shelbyville
G. Messersmith
James Canty
Terre Haute
Ida Gibson
Fortville
Cecil Devers
Bertha Roesch
Battoon
Hayes
Columbus
George Sites
Hickock
Providence
R. I
New York
Maddox
Spiess
Layro
Flossy Shoobridge
Upland
J. Britton
Hattie
Anna
Texas
Engle
Jack Riley
Bellefontaine
Frank Belzer
A. C. Harris
Lawrence
Frank Bowers
Tennessee
Joyce Graham
Windfall
Anna Murphy
William Lemon
Brownsburg
Patrick Dillon
Fairmount
Woodbury Day
Indiana
Town Hall
Stuppy
Oldenburg Convent
Ednesday
Rev
N. A. Chamberlain
Chicago
Jacobs
Charles Wherley
Louisville
Epworth League of
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M. E. Church
Riverside Park
John Howe
Corine
Cleveland
Howe
East
Nancy Smith
Pen Orae
Vermont
Women’s Fore Missionary Society of the
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Florence Wacker
Oscar Boesch
West Tenth Street
Miss Wacker
Miss Ungericht
Alma Hermanny
Pearl Howard
Edward Rauch
Hazel Ungericht
Emma Lahmann
Boesch
West
New York Street
Silvia West
Ezra
George Overstreet
Ella Reardon
North Vernon
John McGinty
L. Stoner
Greencastle
Wysong
Ferdinand, Ind
Brown
Art Club
Katherine Nenderson
Winfield
Kan
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Elsie Kerr
Crull
Emil Morse
Richmond
Grant Smithson
D. K. Armstrong
Morris Street Christian Church
Bethany Park
Nellie Mascell
Pittsburg
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Kirch
Judson Maschelle
Lake Geneva
Wis
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Effie Maschelle
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Fairview Park
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Many local residents honor guests and attend gatherings
A long list of social visits and arrangements fills the week. Miss Eda Murphy hosts. Miss Grace Burgess summers in Zionsville. Rev Gunter marries Miss Runyon in Charleston and will reside in Union City. Club dinners, picnics, and receptions mark the social season with Mrs. J. Edward Brown and others traveling, visiting, and entertaining.
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Zionsville
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Washington
George Meizner
Cleveland
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Elwood
Powell
Gard
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Mace
E. F
Rodgers
Maude
Anderson
O. C. Myers
Robert H. Nixon
Newport
C. Claude Travis
Myrtle Edwards
I. F. Club
Mary Waggy
B. H. Myers
Julietta
Lovell Kirk
Florence Armstrong
St. Louis
Current Topics Club
Fred Loftin
Hiram Smith
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Haverstick’s Grove
Broad Ripple
Jessie Emery
Woodruff Place
Blanche Tyler
Pine Lake
J. Edward Brown
Lake Winona
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Bixey Runyon
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Gunter
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C. L. Hogue
Backus
Howard Ackeman
J. E. Hollingsworth
Guyon
Elizabeth Hamilton
New York City
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West Thirty-first Street
Musical Art Club
Regret and Rusted Promises Ingelow Verse Fragment
A reflective meditation on regret for promises never kept or fulfilled, recalling lost bonds with a tone of somber nostalgia. The speaker acknowledges mourning the past yet rejects the notion that happiness lay in fretting over unkept pledges.
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