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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1901
Page
3
Stage note from the Henrietta announces Stuart Robson will arrive early for performances. The engagement highlights Robson’s presence and adds anticipation for theatergoers.
The Crawford season opens August 36 with the Hyuber company and features Miss Thurston in a rural colonial play about a New England village, plus topeka favorites including Adele Archer and Marguerite, and star Harry Beresford in The Wrong Mr. Wright. The October slate promises major attractions such as Levers Lane, Way Down East, The Burgomaster, and The Tale of the Kangaroo, with numerous cast members and prominent companies touring Topeka venues.
The page surveys upcoming operas plays and concerts featuring Wilbur, Coghlan, Morrison, Barrymore, Hawtry, Clarke, and other stars. It notes company renewals, rights acquired, touring plans, and anticipated returns across Roデルph and New York with mentions of missing and injured performers and shifting schedules.
Editorial promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a preventive and systemic remedy for hay fever. It argues local treatments fail, warns against cocaine-containing options, and claims early, internal treatment builds resistance to pollen. Advertises 50 cent tablets, no cocaine or opiates, with free booklets from F. A. Stuart Company in Marshall, Michigan.
The post season brings several newcomers to prominence. Cara Morris from Cleveland joins Mrs. Gilbert of CludusithDuering, with Eleanor Robson delivering three hits in Arigona Hal cons. Crommman’s Allatress Neil shone, while Madge Cinc ey and Keytie Beliew drew attention in major productions. Thurston, Crosman, and Henrigtta Crosman also feature prominently as the season opens.
Jefferson Lee of Putnam County Florida trains four alligators from the St Johns River to tow his boat to the post office six miles away. The crew learns to steer by ropes in their mouths and pulls the boat along, delivering the party safely after rough seas and a near boat loss.
A pamphlet outlines the life of a renowned woman novelist praised as the world’s leading authority in literature and rival to Balzac. It notes her life stories as romantic and eventful, with promised material for many novels, and invites requests for the pamphlet and agents.
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