Dramatic Doings-Pleasing Palace Players Promises West Virginia Play
Palace Players announce Dramatic Doings Pleasing with Potash and Perlmutter as main acts. West Virginia production at Palace slated for the week, featuring Slaves of Rye and A Tie for Life. Prominent cast and festive receptions planned after matinees.
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Howe Pictures Show U S Navy in Action at Festival
Howe presents a travel festival at the Robinson Grand featuring naval photography of the Wyoming in action. The program blends machine precision, human teamwork, and industrial romance with scenes of shipboard life, wartime gear, and 30s manufacturing. Bertha Galland may return to the stage as part of the program.
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Premier of Mist Starr at Washington theater noted
Washington audience saw the premiere of Mist Starr a new romantic drama. Giwart Knoblauch presented Marie-Dolle with collaborators including Arnold and Balnach. The production featured a stage setting in Alsace and involved a London collaboration and notable personal connections.
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Panorama of Yellowstone National Park issued by Secretary Lane
A panoramic view of Yellowstone National Park is issued by Secretary Lane. The colorful landscape shows the central plateau, surrounding mountains, meadows, valleys, streams, lakes, cliffs and rock formations. The sheet costs 2 cents, measures 18 1 3 by 3 inches, and is priced at 2 dollars per inch in scale for airplane perspective.
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The American Beauty Musical Comedy Company Opens Soon
The American Beauty Musical Comedy Company will begin a three day engagement tomorrow afternoon at the Odeon theater. The troupe of seven pretty girls and three glover comedians presents a ballet, comedy sketches, and new dances with the latest songs. Featured acts include Arthur folmson and Lottie Briscoe in Comrade Kittle, Maidee Kirby and Gus Pix ry in A Matter of Court, and Florence Les with Dave Morrid in The Dentist's Janélor.
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Actors face sweeping salary cuts in theatrical renewal
Reports from New York say actors and managers clash as unions demand salary reductions to revive the industry. The United Booking Office, long a key organizer, has already trimmed vaudeville pay. With many companies closing for the season, producers argue leaner salaries and lower booking fees are needed to keep tours viable, while actors seek a fair share and revived conditions.
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TITTLE TATTLE OF THE SPEAKING DRAMA
A chaotic Old World theater roundup notes Charlotte Walker may join AE A play, Harry Clarke joins Pending Around, Helen Lowell near a debut, Maysie Perper in demand, Percy Haswell in New Orleans, DeWolf Hopper opens in Gilbert and Sullivan in Chicago, Coburn Players add The Yellow Jacket to their season, Claire leaves Lady Luxury for vaudeville, McKay signs Weaver for cast, Raymond Hitchcock renews with Cohan, and plans for permanent Cohan home in NYC.
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Potash and Perlmutter on Stage and in Life
A fragmentary reminiscence chronicles the stage history of Potash and Perlmutter, noting their 1910s theater fame in New York and Colorado Springs references. It mentions Wood, a rumored crossfire of actors, and a tale of marriage plans tied to a dramatic production. The piece blends gossip with theater lore, highlighting public fascination with a duo once billed as a hit act.
English and American Actors Move Toward Unity Settle Friction
Negotiations edge toward union of English Actors Equity and American Actors association amid war condition impacts on theater. Friction since months, English actors say they faced discrimination in the United States while American actors accuse English teachers of bias and unequal treatment.
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Brady Picture Playhouse to Expand Output Next Year
New York reports that the William A Brady Picture Corporation plans a major production expansion in the coming year. After a cautious first year with one play per month, the company aims to more than double annual output as top titles from Brady’s theatre era are adapted to film.
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Pittsburg Theater Week Offerings At Mixon And Lyceum
Pittsburg columns list a busy week of shows including Potash and Perlmutter at the Mixon featuring Ramund Breese at the Alvin Shepherd of the Hills at the Lyceum with Bessie Glayton and a nine act Grand and Trocadero bill. Florence Reed and Edwin Arden headline in The Yellow Ticket with the original company, and The Third Party with Taylor Holies and Walter Jones appears at the Alying Billy Watson's Big Show at the Gatety Bennett co workers also noted.
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Horeno Mest Nie for Eave A Wedding
In Walton village of Lelcoat England a wedding tale surfaces with an odd note that only thirty marriages have occurred there since 174. The fragment hints at a local custom or historic scarcity of unions in the parish. More readable details are not available in the copy.
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