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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1902

Page

3

Famous Band Leader to Present the Gold Cornet

Topeka finds Ethelyn Palmer in Maxine Elliott’s The Cowboy and the Lady at the Auditorium. Frederick Neil Innes and band perform with Tones presenting the gold cornet to the Kansan winner, while Pal­mer and Kent receive praise for stage work and technical detail.

Frederick Neil Innes Auditerium Tones Kansan Prank Watson Innes Susan Ming Seni Bain Wil The Gisele Maxine Elliott Nataceamin Cowboy Miss Palmer Serine Winniper Telegram Misa Palmer Mr. Kent Ethelyn Palmer Colorado Mra Westos Focal Dance Hall Indiana Weston

The Cowboy and the Lady at Crawford This Week

Henry Innes discusses music theory and imagination while praising great writers and composers. A theatrical feature at Crawford next week presents The Cowboy and the Lady with Ethelyn Palmer and S. Miller ent. at affordable prices. The show runs Monday to Wednesday with paid nights and free Monday for ladies. program notes mention music, literature, and a cowboy romance.

Eatchy Hines Feradort Innes Philosopher Nate Gounod Faust Goethe Topeka 5. Miller Ent Ethelyn Palmer Crawford Sat Sforth Weston Wakrant North Westom Abd Wigar Marceter Crawford Heaney Anthony

The Coming of Nordica at the Auditorium

An early notice promotes a March 5 concert by the Topeka Choral Society featuring Nordica. It notes high prices and funding efforts, mentions formal dress by gentlemen and ladies, and hints at limited participation by the chorus. The item blends promotional theater with local cultural events and quotes light remarks about healing and theater personalities.

Re Calve Eames de Reszkes Kansas Topeka Topeka Choral Society Nordica George Penny State University Topeka Chorus Society Variel Spring Sted Arsen Topeka Chora] Society Tot Ream Toa Beea Choral Society

New Pactors in New York Theatres Formening Trust

New York theaters are forming a trust to protect their interests as two rival groups Shubert and Liebler Co vie for dominance. The Shuberts have secured the Herald Square property and aim for Fifth Avenue while Liebler Co. under George C. Tyler showcases Mrs Patrick Campbell and plans for Duse next season. Kyrle Bellew also draws crowds at Wallack's.

New York Shuberts Liebier & Co Herald Square Shubert Fifth Avenue Liebler & Co George C. ‘Tyler Patrick Campbell Kyrle ‘Bellew Wallack’s Campbell Duse

Revival of The Danitex and Rankin saga at Daly's

An anecdotal tale recalls McKee Rankin 90 and Louis Aldrich in a Daly's New York premiere of The Danitex. Aldrich received high praise, Rankin offered 15 a week plus 5 percent profits for two years, and Rankin funded mortgage payoff and weekly support for Mrs Aldrich while Campbell wrote My Partoon and prospered.

McKee Rankin Tite Louis Aldrich Daly's Theater New York Kentral Aldrich Rankin Louis Tamworth Atac

Cherry Sisters Consider Fresh Theatrical Venture

The Cherry Sisters plan a new venture titled Crescent Concert Company. They abandon the old name The Cherries and intend smaller city tours to avoid past storms, with the aim of reestablishing themselves in vaudeville and stage work amid shifting management and new productions across major venues.

Cressent Concert Company Omaha Bee

London Mild Hype Over New Musical and Theatrical Changes

London chatter centers on the new play A Country Girl at Daly's, with book by James Tanner, lyrics Adrian Ross, and music Lionel Monckton. The piece draws comparisons to San Toy, while changes to When We Were Twenty-one remove the Corinthian Supper club scene for the Firefly boudoir. Justin Huntley McCarthy sails for London, planning a dress coat romantic drama for William Faversham, and Elizabeth Mayhew, Marie Wainwright's daughter, has died after a career starting at age one. The New York benefit for the actors’ fund netted $8,455, and Nat Goodwin’s last season hints loom.

Italy Gus Hill Dazian New York Sadie Martinet Louis Nethersole Olga Pauline Hall Dolores Winter Garden Ethel Barrymore Chicago Capt. Tinks Inois Rich and Harris Jim Bludsee McVicker’s Theater Edwin Arden Gertrude Coghlin Becky Sharp France Anthony Hope London Arthur Bouthier Pikerton Joseph Brooks Ben Teal Elmore Sisters Bridget Maguire Patrick Henry Prince Henry Germany Wilson Barrett Liebler Company James O'Neill Laura Rowe Floredora” Company Isabelle Evesson Florens Ziegfeld Jr Miss Evesson Anna Hold Charles Hawtrey Seaton ED. Stair Ward & Voices Company Westene Arew Ward I" D. Stair Portia Knight Dinally Duke of Manchester Zimmerman Cincinnati Knight George Edwardes Daly's Theater Janes Tanner Adrian Ross Lionel Monckton Justin Huntley McCarthy McCarthy Amigunord Suther William Faversham Elizabeth Mayhew Marie Wainwright Mayhew Kinrry Gleushter Shusband Viola Allen A. Parkian Beau Brummel Dr. Jekyl Mr. Hyde Nat Good

Stage and Opera Scenes In Clyde and St Petersburg

Reported on a Clyde theatre appearance by Miss Elliott and Mr Goodwin with Miss Elliott again in a Clyde play. A St Petersburg opera night saw the inte czor and his convort present while the Duke of Orifans audibly applauded, then was asked to leave. Mrs Potter and Stephen faced contention over a style of life making, leading to a resignation.

Belasco Dave Warfeld Mountaine David Belasco Jdea Belarco Fcrpat Bolt Mother Bday Herald 3 Amd Maxine Elliott Miss Wiliott Clyde Mr. Goodwin Ray Myle Stalin St. Petersburg Duke of Orifans Stephen

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