Big Musical Recital Planned At Topeka Auditorium
Ralph Wylie violin virtuoso leads a Topeka recital Tuesday at the Auditorium with Miss Helen Buckley soprano and performers Aelf Klingerberg and Karl Kirk. The program showcases Wylie’s precision, Buckley’s popular voice, and Kirk’s young cello prowess, promising an exceptionally pleasing evening for the music loving public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Write
Reit Klingenbere
Praplet
Karl Rirk
Helen Thuckiey
Helen Buckley
Chicago
Topeka
Miio Jovers
Criteria
Ralph Wegile
Topeka Choral Society
Snogre
Wyle
Write
Kilisenberg
Karl Kirk
Kansas City
Atlant
Muisic
United States
Gomisee
Huckenny
Press Agents Work Aimed at Stage Scare in New York Theater
A disorderly incident on stage at a New York American theater involved two shots fired from a box by men seeking publicity. One suspect, Barry, was arraigned after examination showed a premeditated plan to attract attention to a production. The motive centered on promoting a press agent career and a staged tactic using blank cartridges to simulate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Theater
New York
Ehe
Therm
Barry
Garry
Hayoe
Elise
Kneyiah
Dr Miles Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine Endorsement
A Wichita Kansas reader credits Dr Miles Heart Cure Restorative Nervine with curing wife’s long term heart palpitations and nervous dyspepsia. After starting treatment the patient reports marked improvement within days and recommends the remedies highly for heart and nerve ailments.
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Dr. Miles
Smao
Miles
Shy
Fey
Wichita
Kan
Washington readers read a curious extra in print
A sensational London style stunt is described where a man printed an Extra across the top of a paper and handed out 100 cent copies to citizens in Washington. The buzz spawned arrests and escapes as authorities could not curb the event. The piece blends theatre notes with anecdotes about performers and critics, including remarks on Wagner chorus technique and actor Charles Hoyt. The growing press intrigue and literary jests are tied to contemporary stage and newspaper culture.
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Charles Hoyt
Hoyt
Charles
Mr. Thomas
Tia
Hession Gonried
Severn
Conrled
Weil
Mr. Con
Reid
Ceruda
Piayer
Cibhello
Weno
Utinay
False Fire on Stage Ends in Tragic Wire Fall
In a Washington Post report, Helen Buckley is shown in a theatrical stunt gone wrong as a thin wire act near the lighthouse lamp collapses. A dummy is used for the curtain gag, but a real performer crashes to the stage as wires break and injuries mount.
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Logrise Shotting
Washington Post
Flower Maidens Chorus in Parsifal Production
The Damrosch Parsifal staging features the Flower Maidens Chorus in Act II set in Kiingsor’s garden. The number, praised as a key feature, is noted for its lullaby like cadence and lush, caressing mood shaping the garden scene and musical texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damrosch
Kiingsor- Pereifal
Han
Cordelia Malone Song Imitations Spark Pop Vein
A regional article notes the rise of Cordelia Malone as a clone of Bedelia in a popular song series. It mentions the trend of imitations after Bedelia and describes the chorus and verses, including imagery of a blue machine and a stable, with lines urging Cordelia Malone to wear Sunday attire and enjoy a carefree day.
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Bedelia
Queen
Lt Pane
Cordelia Malone
Stage comic Dan Daly recalls London trip in New York roar
The Weekly Grist notes Dan Daly’s Johannesburg style parade of jokes during his stage tour. On returning to New York City he quips he would rather drive the Blue One that hits Broadway, a remark repeated in retellings of his visit.
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Dan Dalyon
London
New York City
Broadway
The Wizard of Oz cast and vaudeville notes in review
The report lists James K Hackett and Mary Monvering in an East Coast summer tour with The Wizard of On company, ongoing until August. It notes Willing West rejoining Ward and Yokes in A Pair of Pinks and Hans Hamlin and Mitcheth in The Wizard of Us. It mentions Nat Goodwin’s lost ruby pin and valet suspicion, and confirms several cast changes and future engagements across London and New York theater scenes.
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Raft
James K. Hackett
Mary Monvering
David Montgomers
Montgomery and
Stone
Merry Mise Amimizhugh
the Wisard
Willing West
Agaian
Ward and
Yokes
Hamlin
Mitcheth
Inber
Tortana
Lee Figlas
Weber and
Field
Serson
Nat Goodwin
New Orleans
London
Svers
Eagt
EG Wodlen
Joan C. Slavin
Ree
Lamdon
Benjamin Groet
Edith Winn Mathesean
George Hobart End
Ludwig Englander
Nien
Mamnerman
Philadelphis
New York
the Sun
Dias
Panis Warsea
Leeington
Gertorm Oy
Erie Runawase
Satan
Ethereal Bowser and a Dinner with Spirits
Mr Bowser, entangled in a feud over diet and spiritualism, argues with Mrs Bowser during a dinner about ethereal visions and a visiting medium. A cat, a basement sprint to the yard, and a tense exchange follow as they clash over belief, appetite, and the haunt of spirits.
Fragmentary Scribe Style Quote Distinctive Voice
A garbled fragment discusses silly people who crave admiration and costly displays, noting a lack of intellect in their decisions and the futile aim of pleasing others through showy objects and self flattery.
Fragmented text hints at a social note and medical ad claims
A garbled passage references hearing news, a person reading in her room, and an advertised remedy. It mentions a Mrs BW from Bran Charwater Kansas and a claim that Horehound Syrup cured tuberculosis after doctors said the patient had it. The excerpt is fragmentary and unclear.
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Bran Charwater
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Ralph Wylie
Aelf Klingerberg
Karl” Kirk
Wagner
York
Chirley
Chicdeo
Foy
Justin Huntley McCarthy
Virginia Harned
JcCarthy
Soutern Isa Harned
Hing
Prince
Aelf Kingenberg
Hallo
Cordelia
Cornelia
Gontelia Malone
Heltane
GRIST
Beechanmi
Bowser
Mr. Bowsered
Vie
Joe
Tess
Foe
Ower
Edo
Agate
Sirs
Dane
Topeka Turner Society
Pachecca
Marshall
Stansfield
Cis
Barber College
Delaware
Mon
Bridgeford
Prep
Klauer
Itang
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