The Allure and Hardship of Stage Life for Women
A New York Evening Post analysis explores why women seek the stage amid misery on tours and scant courtesy from superiors. It notes rapid peak rewards, lack of routine, movable rehearsals, and the rare parity in pay, with social dynamics and marriages among actors discussed.
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New York Evening Post
National Review
Ellaline Terriss
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Marcee
Social Events of the Week in Irvington
Ir vin gton social notices list visitors and gatherings from June events. Prof J Dorsey Forrest hosts a reception for Omar Wilson on Washington street. many residents from Chicago Greenburg Cincinnati and Indianapolis visit or travel. Community clubs plan parties at homes on Elm Avenue University Avenue and Thirtieth Street with dances picnics and a piano recital at the Thirty first Street Baptist Church.
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Ueresiliman
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He Layman
Eorantay
Awasee
Walter King
Irvington
J. Anna Carpenter
Cora Allen
Henry L. Reitz
Grandville
Rs. Arson
Sheridan
Davis
C. B. Coleman
Bible School
Indianapolis
A. Brown
J. B. Freeman
University Avenue
Clara McGaughey
Bethel
Alice Ewing
Greensburg
Mabel Tompkins
Florence Olsen
Lafayette
Fred Olsen
Retta Williams
Edith Abbott
The
Philokurian Literary Society
Miss Williams
East Washington Street
Pi Beta Phil
Fay Shover
Katharine Daggy
Greencastle
Eva Butler
Martha Beeson
Virginia
Des Moines
P. Cliffe
Minnie Wink
Modny
Knighstown
George Tyler
West Thirtieth Street
Julia Dietz
C. M. Tyler
Cincinnati
Home Presbyterian Church
Charles Remington
Nettie Schafer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Laucks
Duncan
Christian Endeavor Society
Ellis Laucks
D. Laughmiller
Thirty-first-street Baptist Church
Ethelle
Ruth Caster
Ethel Landis
Evelyn Madder
James Buddy
Dorothy Kipher
Na Jenkins
Ethel Swan
Niaka Conrad
Miss Jenkins
Helen Swan
Harry Laughmiller
Frank Buddy
Fern Harney
Edna McDaniels
Emma Nading
Mary Georgas
Reba James Aeternes
Washington, D
Earl Karmire
Dilisare
Rebecca Baces
T. €. Kennedy
New York
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C. F. Benedict
Ruby, Tenn
Rains
Perry Landis
L. Bookwalter
Clifford van Pelt
Jesse Dugan
Elizabeth Sprague
Columbus
Caroline Conrey
Daisy Starr
W. T. Durbin
Sidney Conger
Noah Baxter
Anderson
Sengas J. K. Kemper
Morristown
Charles Comstock
Julius Joseph
Jonas Joseph
Carrie Jennings
Shenandoah
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Cornelia Graham
Charles Ensiinger
John Peare
F. Love
Scott Washburn
Ag Pone
Charlies Sr
Bell
Florence Pee
Bery
Leroy Templeton
neweaDee
P. McCrea
Brown
Connersville
Eugene Thom
Missesford and
McFarlan
Rushville
Peter Weis
Jackson, Tenn
Louis Holtman
Ss Schreckengast
Bess Edwards
J. C. Edwards
B. Swain
Frank Vetter
Buffalo
J. G. de Prez
Frank Jones
E Lest
Greenfeld
L. J. Hackney
Adams
J. W. Duncan
Ee Cotten
Bowling Green
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Small Thieving Observations From Philadelphia Readers
The Philadelphia Record notes the era’s blunt view on theft of plants and flowers. An observant man laments mankind’s cheapness and cites incidents at Horticultural Hall and Fairmount Park where well-dressed women allegedly conceal plants in umbrellas and wrist bags, urging continuous vigilance.
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Horticultural Hall
Fairmount Park
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