Will He Succeed Worked Hard In Hopes Of Acting Success
A short item notes an individual who has labored diligently with the aim of becoming a renowned actor. It highlights dedication and ambition as the central themes, underscoring a hopeful pursuit of achievement in the dramatic arts.
Topeka Critics Thanked For Candid Play Feedback
Katherine Willard and company praised by critics after a Christmas 1903 performance in Topeka of The Power Behind the Throne at the Grand. Wright Lorimer, praised actor, defends his role while acknowledging honest critique and hopes to become a great actor. The Shepherd King, a biblical patriotic drama co written by Lorimer and Arnold Miner, faced questions about its production and potential success with a costly investment and staged in New York venues.
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Katherine Wilard
Topeka
Wrisht Lorimer
Eritittiam
Btate
Mr. Ae
Clarke
Lorimer
New York
Frank Jin Eting
David
Bia
Saya Tika
Nero
Mr. Larter
Baal
Rivree
Leva
Portraits of David and Strauss in Modern Stage and Song
A review contrasts a modern stage portrayal of David and Michal with a Broadway actress known for a pistol incident, while tracing Richard Strauss from youth to maturity. It highlights his prolific output, the Meine ngen wind serenade, and his wife’s influence on his career, noting his modest demeanor and relentless work ethic.
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Samuel the Prophet
Ender
Saul
Jonathan
David
Michal
Lorimer
May Buckley
May
Day
Mr. Lorimer
Wi Larmer
Topeka
Philharmonic Orchestra
Inter
Hans von Bulow
Meiningen
von Bulow
Strauss
Richard Strauss
Napoleon
Herr Strauss
Frank
Etsalf
Passing of the Bostonian Opera Troupe Marks End of Era
The Boston Ideal Opera company, known as the Bostonians for over fifteen years, ends its disbanded form. Once led by Mise Ober, the troupe featured rising singers like Geraldine Almar and Zette de Lassan, and included members who had not yet built reputations. The company’s strict focus on one member led to internal strife and its final dissolution as Mize Ober retired and sold her share.
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Bostonians
Boston Ideal Opera Company
Ite
Man Acer
Boston
Mise Ober
Cleveland
Oper
Henry Clay Barnabee
Lyceume
New England
Geraldine Ubnar
Buttte
Adelaide Philips
William MacDonald
Marie Stone
Tom Gari
George Prothingham
Tom Carl
Emma Abbott
Sarge
Geraldine Almar
Doyley Carte
Fifth Avenue Theater
Zette de Luaxan
Miss de Lassan
Zeke de Lawson
Mize Ober
Jong Ren
London
Pratt
Frank W. Sanger
New York
Kod Ina Lansing
Gotham
Paramonia
Wille Mies Tiedal
Bostin
Ming Benet Barrys
Cedtic
Tnt
Liverpool
Floreax Zivefeld
Alias Heid
San Francisco
Wil Erect
Lew Fielde
Weber and Field
Hin Owl
Midwie
Sipteraber
Henry Miler
Mezaret Anginn
Camille
Chive Loftustine
Otie Skinner
Lie
Virginia
Earl Tme
Tyson
Ircny Place
Cognan
ICRW
Erlanger
Tackinae
Templeton
Stan White
Han Tenn
Stener
Serge
Frohman
A Terrific Blow and a Soldier's Recovery Stated
A report details E. C. F. Ward of Girard Kansas a veteran of Co H 55th Indians recounting his recovery thanks to Dr Williams Pink Pills. He describes severe nervousness cold feet poor circulation and sleepless nights before improvement after months of treatment beginning January 158% and continuing into March. The tale underscores the pills as effective for nervous disorders and blood issues.
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E. C. F. Ward
Girard
Kansas
Co. H
55Th Indians
Ward
Werd
Richmond
Kentucky
Tor
1881 Peak Years of Trotin Hood Star Names and Decline
The article recounts 1881 as a high point for American comic operas with Trotin Hood and notes stars like Alice Nielsen Camille D Arville and Grace Van Studdiferd. It details performers leaving for stardom as the company faltered and dissolved into a stock company after long prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnabee
William Maccdonald
Jeasie Bartlett Davis
Tom Carl
Seases
Tales From The Stage Players Share Tunny Story
The Weekly Grist recites stage anecdotes from actors including John R. Rogere and Frederick Perry. Rogere recalls a Paris visit where miscommunications led to a comical hot water mishap. Perry describes a western stock company dismissal and a night of rapid role shifts testing his career.
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John R. Rogere
Paris
Grand Hotel
Landmark House Near Kansas Avenue in Topeka
An early Topeka residence stands about 30 feet from Kansas Avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets. The two story stone building on lot 19 Kansas avenue is tied to old city history and recalls frontier days. The piece also notes theatre gossip and local business history connected to Topeka’s evolution.
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Kansas Avenue
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Kanspa Avenue
John Whyne
Wayne & McClure
Sola Wettlers
Wayne
Topeka
Sixth Street
Dizontine Batten
Frys W. Oiles
Overiana Exo Expresa
Baptist Hall
Bisby
James Douglas
Mit
Sernes
Saventh Street
Kanais
M. G. Farrium
Smith
Big Hotel at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
The article extols a vast hotel within the St. Louis World’s Fair grounds. It highlights 2267 rooms spanning 400 by 400 feet, with wide verandas offering panoramas of festival halls, towers, and the Pike. It notes proximity to Festival Hall, amusement streets, and a large restaurant capacity for 2,000 patrons.
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St. Louis
Cerminance View
Festival Hall
Mnithing
Pat Oalees
Rai Amany
Tae
Rave Beer Paso
Shieston
Tate Fe
Topeka History Note on Wayne Residence and Early Businesses
Fragmentary notes recount Farnum grocers moving into the Wayne house circa 1805 and East Sixth Avenue store. Mentions Wayne family marriages and governors, 1536 building at Ai Kanams Avenue near Wayne residence housing the Topeka Daily Democrat editors Tomlinson and Holliday. Describes Wayne residence work, Bethany College site, and Harricon property tied to Hervey Hive.
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Wayne
Wayne Berms
Bethany
Ripthard
Topeka
Wes
Harricon
Su Hervey D. Hive
Proirie Rowdullt
Ethan Any
Susie Weymouth
James Fing Shere
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Frederick Perry
Teo Orphans
Arved
Dame Fortune
Tryaes
Beecham
Landmark
Ita
Keesler
Reuben
Pe Reszky
M. Jeanne Reanke
Tina
Ty Tatler
Red Cedar
Thomas Lumber Co
West Sixth Street
A. B. Rafwisy
Rave Jott
Old Warne
Woods
Wallace
America
Monster Zoological Collection
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The
Topeka Transfer Co
East 6Th Street
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W. W. Gavitt Printing Oe
Kansas City
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Deffernon
Die. Bergits
Ralera
O. DeMona
L. M Paswen
Demoss & Penwell
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