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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1902

Page

3

Paine's Celery Compound Promised To Make Sickness Well

An August advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a tonic to nourish the nerves and rebuild the weak, emaciated body. It claims to purify stagnant blood, strengthen digestion, and restore energy, with bold claims that it “truly makes sick people well.”

Paine Fredom Pulne

Grand Reopening of Slater's Madison Square Theater

A new season begins Monday as Slater's Madison Square Theater unveils a largely redecorated interior with ivory and gold tones, new curtains and scenery, flippers on stage wings, and a comprehensive scenic upgrade. The opening week features Martha Morton's Her Lord and Master and William Gillette's Held by the Enemy, plus other strong plays and two vaudeville acts by a company of 15, with no price advance and a free woman per paid ticket. The Crawford theater follows with The Penitent and other productions, including The James Boye in Missouri, promising lavish scenery and notable casts.

Slater Madison Square Theater Company Foothchis Stater Martha Morton Helen Grantley Last Seasson Katherine Charles E. Hanford Stater Company William Gillette Gillett Johnson Sherlock Holmes Secret Service Nell Gwynne Flad’s Drug Store

The Masher Traces Stage Door Romance At Grand House

A theater mash letter is delivered to Little Anna Laughlin of The Wizard of Oz fame. A gift of two dozen American beauties and a request to nod in the front row leads to dinner plans and rumored private intrigues amid stage life. Enrico Caruso and Maurice Grau headlines cited with high pay checks and contracts for performing in Europe and America.

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New Stage Business in Rural Play Ends in Uproar

The curtain rose nine times on the opening of Quincy Adame Saw yer a new rural play. An Academy of Music audience roared with delight at a kick a kiss and a smudge of paint, leaving observers unsure if the crush of reaction came from the nudged paint or the combined stunt.

Quincy Adame Sawyer Academy of Music New York Audiente Academy

The Wizard performance shocks audience with Scarecrow Stone

Miss Laughlin scolds the audience and orders a countermand as Enrico Osruso the tenor commands $1,850 per show. New cast additions at the Metropolitan and Royal Opera Home join the Dresden production. The play’s chaotic finale features a Virginia reel, a painted “For Sale” board, and a ramped cow stunt drawing raucous laughter.

Theatre notes and casting rumors fill a bustling season

A long review of stage life describes a dramatic moment silencing a crowd and a blind girl’s screen presence. It lists forthcoming productions, casts, and company moves featuring Mabel Gilman, Elaie De Wolfe, Jerome Sykes, and others, with notes on new plays like Anorna and John Henry adapted as Down the Line. It also mentions actors joining companies, touring plans, and notable industry shifts.

Sydney Deane Mabelis’ Gilman John E. Mason Elaie de Wolfe Turner Gorlon Richard Steeling Mary Hampton Purdon Giovanti Emasue St Rios Thoms W. Broadhurst Grace Cyhill Robert Mantell Sexason Ben Agughter Johe Drew V! Zinta Jerome Sykes Bosey George W. Hobart John Henry Twirley Whirley Weber and Full New York

Mackay’s Generosity Told In Dramatic Mirror Tale

Paul, traveling to Europe, recounts John W. Mackay’s kindness to theater people. The late magnate helped without seek ing public thanks, aiding artists like William J. Florence and a penniless singer. He paid Florence’s benefit trip and sent a $150 gift for tickets, illustrating his quiet generosity.

Mackay Paul Europe Dramatic Mirror John W. Mackay William J. Florence San Francisco Florence Frisco Mackay T Sim Jloves Datia Dov Weld Esteens

Crawford Damatist's Stage Career Noted In Haze

M Crawford-Damatist gains notice for latest work Anorna Bor Mra Bruns. Critics call his stage craft exceptional though muddled text suggests uncertain reception. His preceding Fra n cesta tale earned praise, with strong performances and notable stage presence despite confusion.

M Crawford

Cornered by Ad Rise Upset Brooklyn Eagle Query Editor

A Brooklyn Eagle query editor voiced frustration over an advertisement increase, exclaiming Hang it all as he wrestled with the mounted ad rush and its impact on the newsroom workflow.

The Brooklyn Eagle

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