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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
3
A collage of theatre lore and industry guidance includes legends of Japanese theatre origin, advice from Henry W Savage on writing for the stage, profiles of actors and plays, and upcoming vaudeville acts at Family theatre. It references Miss Francis Starr, Marion Korby, Milo. Brachard, and Joe Weber with tours and reports on audience reception and production culture.
Arrangements are made in Seattle for the third Dickle-Rose debate to be held during the second week of June on the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition grounds. Mayor Rowe is expected to attend with President Dickle, with venue options including the exposition auditorium or the enclosed natural amphitheater. Prohibitionists and liquor interests reportedly cooperate for a broad audience.
The 100KI Amtewres at the Family theater receive praise for progress and popular appeal. Next week the stock company presents a roaring society comedy drama The Best Man about a young man living on a generous monthly allowance under a mistaken premise.
A New York Press item describes a boarding house scene where a waiter accuses a girl of hair evidence in soup. Jenkins notes that hair is not essential to a dish, while the girl protests the hair as not hers and claims she hasn’t brushed her hair in years.
A traveling sportsman notes England and Belgium test and stamp every gun made abroad. Liege tests separate gun barrels at two fees and then tests complete guns with breech actions. If they pass the second test, the government stamps them for sale, a regime praised as protecting lives.
A New York auctioneer pleaded for bids and begged for ten minutes. A passerby offered help with a final bid before the crowd laughed and dispersed. The scene captures a lively moment from the auction room.
A garbled family scene shows a mother guiding a child to take the closest slice. The exchange emphasizes sharing and order at a cake moment.
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