The Volunteer at Crawford Star Cora Van Tassell in Lead
Cora Van Tassell stars in The Volunteer a four act romantic military drama set during the Civil War at Crawford Theater Sunday night. Earl and Martell's American Stock Company brings a large company with special scenery and battlefield effects. The tour includes Sioux City and Chicago cast members with special novelty acts and a two cent seat policy for early buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Cora ‘Vin Tameell
South
Willie
van Tansell
McEnery
St. Louis
Henry Guy Carleton
Miss van Tt
Logina van Tassel
Pangy Chadburn
Mr. Atkinson
City of Earl and Martell
American Stock Company
Sioux City
Chas
D. Perkins
Compston
Homer Guilbautt
Dick Tracy
Hert Crowell
H. Shay
H. J. Hoagine
Chan
Reliter
Leontra Alnaworth
Marle Nelison
Julia Raymond Tracy
Anna Gardner
Mae Dingwod
The
Waterbrooks
Prisr
Cora van Tassell
the Crawford
Puny guidebook tour rambles through coast to coast
A fragmentary report sketches Mira Kendall or a similar traveler journeying along a coast to coast circuit. The piece notes schedule stops from October through early December with cities such as Portland Seattle Denver and Kansas City mentioned and references a Palace hotel interview and a lighthearted tone about meals and audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Kendall
Vinegut Hurev
Tren Ocean
Coritinas
Palifornia
Jaro
al Wen
Pucetiv
Vinegar Huyers
Sara
Win
Ancobra Island
Neb
Juri
Denver
Walt
Kendall
Theatrical Notes and London to New York Tales
A long stream of stage gossip and credits from the theatre world recounts journeys from New York to Hartford and London to Paris, with actors like Sally, Terence, and Vivian Austin in focus. Notable items include plans for Ziegfeld concerts, new plays such as Paul, and shifts in casting for The Two Sisters and Algy, plus reports on royalties, tours, and public receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hartford
New York City
Biredstreet
England
London
Ted Iris
Kmall
Paris
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Annte Zorn
Mr. le Moyne
Brent
Martha
Denman ‘Thompson
Fistens Ziegfeld, Jr
de Rosake Brothers
Clara Lipman
FN Ben Ben
Terence
Chaunce Olcott
N. Morgan
B. M. Croker
Bae
Columbia Stock Company
Brooklyn
Vivian Austin
Dorn
Har
Minole Ashley
John Siavin
William Norrie
Percy Haswell
Baltimore
Ormonde
Dorothy Morton
Wilts
Boston
Florence Lester
A. Genterman
France
Ienne
Sarah Ines
Vesta Tilley
Chicago
Finke
Patrick Campbell
Margaret Anglin
Clyde Flich
Landon
Bosseen
Shital Senmma
Rae
Hackett
Juttue
Fuacens Tiefeld
Ir. Regiela Ra
Jomah
Hertha Gelli
Dorothy Vernon
Thurston
Mansfield
Old Heidelberg
Stissostene
Washington
Frances Belmont
Finntrey
Mars
George Wilson
Atlanta
George
Satead
Anna
Sudemoiselie Napsteen
Jean
Ziegfeld Opera Cos
Aan Grace
van Meer Fol
James Ui
Ivan
Ecomedian
Iste de Vers
de Koven
Red Feather
Comedy workshop to Tour as Actors Busy in New York
Writers advise pacing a tale with a hot water bottle gag and a swift surprise ending. In New York, actors rehearse for a tour while Saratoga hosts few stars, John W. Gates noting theater’s waning star power and a missing mont charlie rehearsal batch behind the bearded entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Saratoga
John W. Gates
Freddie Gebhard
Farmeras Spa
Hind
Chorus Girl
Red Antenner
Mr. Gates
Wall Street
Spa
Mont
Mystery Mishap in Automebefle Accidents Hurt Miss Bates
The Weekly Geist reports Miss Bates was severely injured in a mishap involving Tilian Russell and Rilanche Bates. She suffered a dislocated left shoulder and a badly injured right arm, with a head injury feared serious. Bates rescued her from beneath a heavy car but rescue was delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilian Russell
Rilanche Bates
Mins
Rureel
Sloud
Mins Bates
Russell
Una Wble
Agony Of Apprehension Of Sudden Death Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Miles medical cures for heart disease and related symptoms. It claims rapid relief from palpitations breathlessness and chest pains with a “magic influence” and improved blood circulation. Testimonial from a sufferer praises the remedy as life changing. The ad directs readers to a medical company in Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sles
Miles Rowe
Sears
I. Mikes
Elkhart Tod
Worthless Things Worth Money From City Waste
A New York Tribune account describes a West Forty-seventh street waste incinerator where workers salvage valuable items from dumped refuse. The process recovers glass, bottles, paper, feathers, metals, wood, and textiles, turning discarded material into usable profit and powering the plant with the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
West Forty-seventh Street
Phiv
Ae Og
New York Tribune
Aims of Woman Laughs and Manners Across the Water
A critic notes women laugh more successfully than men by laughing quietly and discreetly. Men express humor loudly and awkwardly, while women may enjoy jokes with subtlety, keeping facial expressions and attire less noticeable. The piece calls women witty and poised, able to share amusement without ostentation despite exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Taken With Cramps on District Bridge Work
William Kirmar, a member of the bridge crew from Lixieport, fell suddenly on Wednesday night with cramps and distress. Weaver was summoned, Mr. Gitterd treated him, and he recovered after care at Cham erie' Golte. The crew praises Mr. Gifferd's efficient service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kirmar
Bridge Ang
Lixieport
Mr. Gitterd
Chamerie
Golte
Trmet Tergsht
Mr. Gifferd
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Earl and Martell
Earn Kendall
Ostetters
Ares
Renee
Dentise
Flint
Mrr. Frohman
Sally
Aneesh
Rich Bally
Perlet
Tomerly
Ie Eigte
GEIST
Pisgora
Marshall P
Een Hana Ieee
Marshall
P. Wilder
Dr. Miles
Round Oak
P. D. Beckwith
Dowaglac
Mich
Topeka
D. H. Forbes
Kansas Avenue
Santa Fe
T. L. King, C. P
T. A
New Crawford Theater
Suday
America
Camhedienne
Carload
Shenan
Doah
First National Bank OF
Kansas
State of
Shawnee County
City of
Wie
C. E. Hawer
Cashier
W. E. Kossisarow
Sabin
Pet
Bowman
Rawt Cashing
A. A. Reiners
Wm. Lima
Chas J. Lautry
Chas. J. Doviin
W. A and
Hawley
the State Journal
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