Theodore Themien Leads Chicago Orchestra Vision
The veteran impresario Theodore Themien, famed for forty years as a conductor and theatre director, plans a May festival featuring the Chicago orchestra. He discusses artistic aims, the need for a new hall, and the power of music to elevate audiences.
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Theodore Themien
Amarics
Muates
Ba Talushin
Lda
Eannoe
Atrat
Chicago
Vehiad
Thomas
Bis Alde
Jessie
Hitimense
Warrion
Bly Withas
Oie
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Baslies
Eiscen
Soto
Fox
Hope
Hs Weil
Nuthgaen
Humad
Theodore Mit
Ihioh Ts
Crestie
Toomgreat
Piesalz
Chicaey
New Tern and
Brocklyn Philharmonies
Sundky
New York
Cincinnati
Ray
Hiewis
Grand Opera Scene At Club Hearings In Vienna
An orchestra tale unfolds as the audience hears a pianist, Miss Smyth, and two rising writers discuss musical careers. A dramatic moment follows with an attorney, a misdirected bill, and a humorous remark about Charles Dickens revealing social pretensions amid the club’s waxed tapestries.
Miss F mye Cerra Opera and Its Creator Recalled
A fragmented account recalls Miss F mye Cerra an opera by a female producer connected to Der Waid with notes on its creator Mies Echei Smyth Dever. It mentions Bach shaping melody and praise for the premiere in New York, while discussing Smyth Dever and the burdens of authorial credit and poetic persona in music.
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Mary Hirst
Atances Strumental Muisic
Sines Bach
Bites Sorth
Hutine
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Sodere
Dike Wagner
Davis-Playwright Henry Stiller Tames Helen at Savoy
The piece discusses Richard Harding Davis pioneering dramatic authorship with The Taming of Helen presented at the Savoy in New York. It notes big stage royalties versus book income, cites figures for other authors, and estimates Davis’s annual earnings and future prospects in playwriting.
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Hensy
Henry Stiller
New York
Savoy
Helen
Richard Harding Davis
H. Sothern
Secord
Robert Hillar
Augustus ‘Thomas
Mr. Davis
Roh Davis
Meurer
Paul Potter
M. Barris
Alexandre Cirrus
Amrosias
Bronson Howard
Clyde Fitch
Shauki Cern
Fragmented Note Returns Little Sleep Over Smothering Fear
A damaged fragment describes someone sleeping very little due to smothering concerns and mentions names and unnamed events, with unclear context but hints at a personal disturbance. The readable portion centers on sleeplessness tied to pressure or threat, without clear dates or locations.
Early stage careers and theater notes of 1920s Philadelphia era
A fragmentary column traces a young reporter's assistant debut in Philadelphia journalism, the editor's choice to pair him with an experienced writer, and the bustling scene of theatrical credits. It mentions Miss Marie Dressler and other stage figures like Georgia Caryan, Fay Davis, and Joseph Wheelock Jr, with notes on productions, benefits, and upcoming shows in New York and beyond.
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Philadelphia
Wnorturtal
Melenmient
Eldborn
Keine
Rimeen
Boctsky
Hhustiet
Ts Prity
Aes
Ler
Davis
Hichard
Davie
Cub
Nancy
Frohman
Fay Davis
England
Georgia Caryan
Richard Goodall
Putra
New Fork
Hinn
Eriangee
Uy Astley
Joseph Wheelock, Jr
Colorado
Hindenits
Bate Dat
Stance Ring Wen
Manic
Hare
Gustave Kerker
Brindhates
Curtis
Ure Moore
Jameane Toe Pinney
Bidney Bee
Bert Amd
Arnold Daly
Charles B. Hanford
Pacific
Deci
Daniel Protaras
Lotto
Laurence Irvine
Nancy Brown
Caurant
A. Brady
New York
Ores
Facy Saat
Square
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Theatrigal News
Theodore Thomas
Europe
Gold Dust Twins
NE. Fairbank Company
New Yore
Bove
St. Louis
Post Office
E.G. Dewitt &O
Vienna
Ethel M. Smyth
Nerseit
Shub
Trorsay
Aosey
Estas Hich
Thomas Wan
Charles Dickens
Steich Seite
Theodore Thomas Asherit
Miss
Mye
Lawrence
L Dorey
Dorsay
Lawrence D'Orsay
Augustus Thomas Haa
Zeal
B& B. Davis
Dr. Miles
Heart Cure
Iver Johnson
U.S. Cycle CO
East Eighth St
Union Printers
Ww. W. Lishing CO
Gavi Printing & Pub Bee Ae
Telephone
Marie Dressler
West
Pete
Cinewiere
Miss Dressler
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