The Hoge of We Benet Theaters in New York Play Review
A fragmented chronicle reviews 1900 theater scenes and figures. It catalogs actors and plays such as Salvation Nell The World and His Wife and The Devil Came The Man From Tome and discusses managers Brammer Shubert and Western Stock Exchange, with notes on the Columbus and Indianapolis theater scene and upcoming Family Theater summer season promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Siuertver
Applie
New York
Ventdee
Pres Row
Tome
T. Laury Hrederiek
Salvation Nell
Beare
Tyery Wienan
Signorm Aguaita
Martin
Mtea
Helen Ware
Othe Grace George
Obs
Pisken
Edith Wynne Mathie Io
Wintertenat
Mire Vauliner
Frederick ‘“Samipeon
Ailes Olive Wyndham
VT Oien
Mim Ileaner Teleon
Mike Elsie Ferguson
Ossus Ethel Barrimo
Nell
George ‘Artlan
Richard Bennett
George Sennon
Pine
Owen
Troubling Palthanke
Aleman
Mirchestppi
Willtary Hodge
Owen Kilgore
Morton Getton
B. Warner
James VY. Howell
Colonial
Western Stock Minawerw’ Association
Howell
Shubert
Columbus
High Street
Dickson & Talbot
Darton
Manipolis
Max Anderson
Hippodrome
New York City
Majestic
Indianapolis
Louisville
Shuberts
Keith's
Keiths
Bhuberts
Percy Williams
Western Managers’ Association
Brooklyn
Percy
Columbus Dispatch
Family Theater
du Barry
Leslie Cartér
Jocal
du Harry
Cne Tolin
Louis XV
King
Frans
Walter M. Ebel
Bembalfax Ebel
Til¢ Ametenraiek Company
Frienia
Mr. Whel
Bowser and Lost Boy In Strenuous Evening Mix Up
Bowser finds a hungry lost boy on his doorstep and feeds him a hearty meal. The child Billy B alleges two day hunger and resists going home. Bowser contends his wife would be harsher but he shows unexpected kindness, raising questions about parental neglect and a possible kidnapping accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Quad
Bowser
Mr. Bowser
Sonny
Neng
Billy
Billy B
Africa
China
Mr. Howser
Dilly
Whitker
Hilly
Mrs. Bowser
Germany
Bowser and Billy Rescue Each Other in Turbulent House Episode
A chaotic scene unfolds as Mr Bowser confronts Billy over perceived misdeeds and religious critique. Billy resists, lashes out, and Billy’s wild glare culminates in a wild chase that ends with a neighbor falsely accusing Bowser of abducting the boy. Bowser escapes as a crowd gathers and returns home with his wife.
Cheering Him Up and Odd Humorous Snippets
A London Globe note recalls cheering ailing friends with light jokes and gifts. A comic quip about a minister congratulating Mr. Jones on twins appears in Everybody's magazine. The Dispatch features a fishing yarn where Uncle John Henry catches a cold after a dip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Jones
Pioherman
Kit
Angthicus
John Henry
Louis Poot Dispatch
Classifying Him Misquotes a Rapid Election Claim
A clipped phrase suggests a debate about rapid ascent to a top position and a self styled commercial claim. The text shows garbled quotes indicating confusion over terminology and intent.
The Pillory and Democratic Public Punishment
Ap Engilah Writer reviews the pillory as a democratic institutions, noting its humanity relative to imprisonment yet highlighting public cruelty and spectacle. He discusses public punishment, risk to prisoners, and how executions became a theater of state power and possible martyrdom. Chesterton is cited as commentary from London News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap Engilah
Humaine
K. Chesterton
London News
The Kangaroo Weapons and Fighting Style
The Kangaroo uses powerful hind legs as its main weapon with a steel hard claw on the rear legs. Forepaws are weak and used only to grip and disembowel prey. Hunters describe large kangaroos sometimes turning on their own riders, attacking horses with ferocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
The Colossus of Rhodes History and Fall
The Colossus of Rhodes was one of the seven wonders, erected in honor of Janu by Charles of Lindus, and toppled by an earthquake around 224 B C. It stood on two moles with a staircase to the top, its eyes once framing ships near Byria and Reyph, a towering example of ancient pattern art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Charles of
Lindus
Lysippus
Byria
Reyph
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newcomens
Alvation
Fiske
Bamdway
Pagene
Kew
Erlanger
Brammer
Lawd
Tae Gthubert
Akianthy
Uvey
Howe
Trauniger
Jon Weber
Merry Wow
Ipole
Joe Welbers
Richard Carle
Valeria Berger
Ae Mone
New
Edna Wallace Hopper
Grace ‘Thorne Coulter
Fraer Coulter
Mount Vernon
Coulter Wing
Bowser and
Lost Boy
Ike
Andy
Sammy
London Globe
Marion National Bank
Marion
Hilo
United States
Birma
B. Waddell
Charles
Phillipa
Onahter
Bintvers
View
Aarth Lao
Asslatt Onshter
Pirkotors
G. Dan
Sigel Geo. W, Te
Anwar Aie
Burke
City National Bank
Gov. Main and Center
Lts
Capital
L A. Merchant
D. JH
Lincoln
Coshier
D. KR
Critwinger
J. H. Wetmore
A. Huber
D. I. Crinsinger
Jas. B. Guthery
John D. Owenn
Dr. Gc, BE. Sawyer
Bunby P. Sweney
Imiac A. Merchant
H. McEioy
Geo. W. King
Geo
BE. Salmon
A. RB. Cheney
J. Browne
Dan Evana
Marion County Bank Co
the Kangaroo
C. E. Burris Jeweler & Opticina
Coutor
T. J. Mills & Co
Jure
Terre Haute
Ind
Danville
Ill
Denver
Colo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indian Lake
Clark's Dake
Devil's Lake
Ackerson Lake
Mich
Winona Lake
Loon Lake
Mud Lake
Yellow
Creel Lake
Wawasee Lake
sa-Yukon- Pacific Tion
Seattle
Wash
New- Nolk
Virginia
Fagare Falls
Thousand Minders
HJ. Bhato
Olactonsti
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