Theatrical News: Jolly of Joliet and Birds of a Feather
The Crawford New Theatre season features Mr. Jolly of Joliet with Edward Garvie as Mr. Joly and Pauline Thurston in a Colonial Miss Bogany role, plus Birds of a Feather with Andrew and a strong operatic cast. The Toreador from London's Gaiety is staged by Shubert and Jerman, promising its best comic revue yet.
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Adelaide Thurston
Paul Witstad
Paris
Mise Thurston
Miss Bogany
Charles New- Bare
Ie Neal
Edward Garvie
Mr. Joly
Delleht
Themprod
John Marble
Hoyt
Frank Baldwin
Catmedian
Ed Andrews
Tie Pew
Andrew
Andeewe
Himwell
Ima
Artimta
Crawford Theater
Sam
Shubert
Nixon Jerman
London Gaiety Theater
Jefferson de
London
Beerboam Tree
Dldte de Vere
Red Feather” Company
Vultures
Eles Sullivan
Harris
Patsy Boliver
Pain Pills Promise Quick Relief Despite Risks
A reader letter extols over the counter pills as instant relief for headaches and backaches. The testimonial from Brown of Georgia claims rapid easing after taking a pill, while urging caution against dependence and safe use.
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Billes
D. Waate
Toreador at New Crawford a high London hit gains praise
The Toreador praised as the greatest of George Fir Wardes's London Gaiety plays receives strong New York notices. Cast includes Beatrice McKenzie, Ada Henry, Louise Rutter, and Charles H. Bates with Mason and Mason starring at the New Crawford next Saturday matinee and night.
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Rudolph
Adolph
Charles Newman
Mason
Crawford
Beatrice McKenzie
Beasie Philips
Ada Henry
Louise Rutter
Magda For
Emy Precan
Birdly McGowan
Edna Werdrut
Alice Galliere
Charles H. Bates
Robert B. Mack
James Homperances
Conners
William ‘Nilace
Eonatte Setarea
Reba Ene En
Stoddard Recounts The Hand That Rocks The World Quotation
The article recalls a quotation attributed to a group in Park Row New York where John Browgham Leswr Willack Artemis Ward and other luminaries gathered. In a tavern debate on what rules the world William Ross Wallace briefly withdrew and produced a poem he had just written.
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I Jimes H. Stoddars
John Browgham
Leswr Willack
Artermus Ward
Park Row
New York
William Ross Wallace
Tomee
Lela Re Readian
Mansfield’s Fairness Remembered by Theatrical Managers
A fragment recalling Richard Mansfield and his fairness during engagements. Managers who did business with him acknowledge his high regard for colleagues and audiences, noting his ethical conduct and professional integrity in the theater world.
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Richard Mansfield
Mrs Langtry Shows Off Elaborate Dressing Room Arrangements
The article details Mrs Langtry's dressing room setup during tours, highlighting a white wood table with cups and trinkets engraved with her initials, turquoise accents, and an elaborate display of brushes, scent bottles, and powder boxes.
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Hee
Teaser
Aleo
A Parisian Triumvirate of Three Star Actresses
From Paris comes sensational news that three leading women Sarah Bernhardt Rejane and Calve have formed a new theater venture. They will each appear in performances at Bernhardt’s theater which becomes the home for the trio. Financial and domestic troubles prompted the alliance as they unite to stage dramatic offerings.
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Csaven
Paiy Scola Wei Mrejane
Sarah
White
Weason
Mous 13
Ree
Mansfield
Tranegers
Manafiela
Bean
Finck Mowlan
London
Sir Ben Bee Ee
Cheever Goodwin Han
Shaftesbury Theater
Scandy Willams
Walker
hAsta
Sank
Ty Aga Bingham
BF Pathe
Nice
Charl
Jeme Fusley
Clyde Teat
Tsee
Perley
Byron
Maes Mannering
Jat Sarlows
Almanac from 1904 offers free medical guidance
A fragment from an Almanac for 1904 promises free instructive content on health topics including stomach and liver conditions. It advertises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion sour stomach and related ailments, though text is garbled and suggests broad medical claims.
Little Mary in London A Barrie Play Charms Audiences
A whimsical attic comedy titled Little Mary by J M Barrie plays in London. The plot centers on a young woman who inherits a remedy to cure England’s physical ills and achieves notable success. The catchphrase How’s Little Mary? is attributed to Barrrie’s Cute Comedy.
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Barrie
Little, Mary
London
J. M Barrie
Little Mary
England
Hyomel Refund Claim Letter From Geo W Stansfield
A letter from Geo W Stansfield asks the State Journal to publish an assurance that Hyomel refunds any customer if the product does not cure catarrh or catarrhal deafness. The package includes an inhaler, a medicine dropper, and Hyomel bottles with extra bottles available for six dollars.
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Edistor
State Journal
Ible
Sia
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