Theatrical News In Topeka Weekly Return With Cast
The page outlines upcoming theater at Crawford and Grand Theaters in Topeka with musical and dramatic offerings. Acts include Willie’s company, The Devi’s Auction, The Minister and Zonk of Ham. Entries mention black and white performers, dates, and attendee profiles, with notes on audience reception and touring history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran
Crawford
Filusurdia
Topeka
Pisid
Reece
Jorge
Rispormpiany
Crawford 4 Company
Williea
Ham
AL G Field Leads His Own Minstrels in 19th Century Tour
Historical notes recount AL G Field heading a touring minstrel company with partners Jesrovier Witlikme and Welker. The troupe performs in multiple venues including Bakersfield and California towns, with delays, financial struggles, and a shift in fortunes tied to showmanship and theater politics.
Beenhardt Faces The Chicago Theater Trust Controversy
A garbled excerpt shows Sarah Herniwetat discussing a theater trust and Brains its Heterlamting, with strong fear that the trust suppresses freedom of action. The speaker warns of a direct menace to personal and artistic liberty, urging resistance to perceived control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Herniwetat
Theater Trust
Eal
Political allegiances and Kansas figures discussed in debate
A speaker recounts shifting party support from Republican to Democrat and praises reform minded views. He notes admiration for John Ingalls and his journalistic career, cites Kansas as pivotal in anti slavery and party evolution, and mentions plans to take a play to New York by a noted author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Hrgan
Lam
Sisrays
Bryan Ian
Baness
Tim
Ami
Will
John J Inwalle
Ingalls
Nus
Congress
Kansas
John Bren
Poe
Lens
Nation
Bauer
Hotais
Feria
John
New York
Downing Sueek
Sainses
Davie
Lenin
Davis
Gaklard
Dewslue
Sista Journal
Origin of Rag Time Al Wilson Tells How It Came To Be
A fragmentary Washington Star piece quotes Al Wilson recounting rag time origins in St Louis. It describes early inventors and venues near Shake Rag, with names like Tadtee Waters, Fatty Behlin, Debeai, and Patty Stewart mentioned in a gossiping tone about musical prototyping and regional clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Valentan
al Wilson
Ala Wilson
Washington Star
St. Louis
Sally Afnee
White
Hotee Creek
Heseard
Sadler
Ebner Animes
Faere
Dannel
St. Louie
Clarke Alen
Eshers
Ares
Tammy Peat
Alex Rose Bindi
Patty
Stewart Wan
Marlowes New Play Griersons Way Debuts in English Paper
A New York paper previews Marlowes new play Griersons Way, noting its English settings and expected reception. The review highlights character sketches and thematic focus on social mobility and personal choice in a period drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlowes Bs
Grierson's Way
Williams Long Service as First Violin with Andrews Opera Co
Frank Williams, in Topeka with the Andrews Opera Company, has played first violin for 18 years. A unique, original character, he is described as a complete master of the instrument. He performs pieces like O18 Hundred and Sweet Eyes and Bye, using horsehair bows in the De Vere style, delivering thorough execution of the symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Opera Co
Frank Williams
Topeka
Anstrews Opera Company
Asamsey
Willinenw
Bins
Adler
Frasier Eghey P Williams
Williame Anodest
MISS CAMERON S OPER A STORYLINE AND FUTURE PLANS
Grace Carmaston from the west attracted attention singing with the Bostonians. She will form new arrangements for an opera to be written for her by Reginald de Koven and Harry H Smith. A NY Stock Exchange member finances her, and she now plays Daphne in Foxy Quilter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grace Carnston
West Coir
Bostonians
Meas
Downing's New Play Change and Commandment
Tragedian Robert Downing plans to drop the old production and present a new drama. The season's last act will feature the play The Goth Commandment, mounted by Mrs. Downing with a mix of comedy elements and high dramatic tempo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Downing
Robert Mute Rains
Downing
Mre. Downing
Mr. Downing
Personal notices recount grip epidemic aid and recoveries
Bre 72 4 Green recovers after a bout with the grip as Dr. Miles’ Nervine and Pills are cited. Attending physicians and friends of Mrs. Davies and J. W. Tyte are mentioned. Home locations include Bowling Green Indiana and Bowling Green Ohio with several recoveries noted in St Louis and MIchigan. The column lists neighbors, visits, and remedies as the community tracks illness and convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Pitt
Im Bao
Theatrical News and Notes From the City Stage
Theater gossip, new plays, and performer updates including Davis and Davie exchange, Olga and Miss Halt, Irving, Virginia Harned, and Sothern company plans. Reports cover translations, premieres, touring dates, and venue notes at Grand, Crawford, Madison Square, and Philadelphia Grand Opera House with mentions of actors like Davis, Olga, and Forrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snestrica
Te Martinet
Sandy Milliken
Josephlie Hal
Jeff de Angelle
Olga
Neter Jlinke
Forest Tentinoman
Philadelphia
Bada Vutco
Teceleed
Tabet Irving Hay Bein
Lesding
Furst
Erlene Mora
Ami
Jonew
Luli Ghiser
Washington
Abe
San
Brandon
Carek Hut
Finger
Flipe
Earl of Yarmouth
New York
Connellions Wire
Bemin
Ping
Richmond
Helton Balt
Virginia Harned
B. Sothern
Fife
Pas Batheen
Hatton
Palmer
Forrest
Hooth
Haamiet
Tore
Andrews Opera Company
Ent
Arizona
Crawford Irebruary
Topeka
Crowfont Peuraary
al G. Field
Granit
Ue Aineinnas Lodge of Hills
Crawford
Iris
Walter
Merchant of Veulea
Cnet Imerapte
Georgle
Wizard Holcomb
Rik
Lieber
Ovie
Todisam
Lili Gliser
Mueday
Mabel Dicey
Henry Dixey
Coat of Hal
Hypnotic School Investigated by Prominent Local Figures
Prominent business leaders and scientists who took the course at St Prominent School reveal astonishing findings about hypnotic instruction. The controversial program faces scrutiny as educators defend its methods and potential benefits.
World’s Largest Personal Magnetism Institute Ad
A sensational promotion claims the New York Institute of Science offers Personal Magnetism Hypnotism and Magnetic Healing courses. Testimonials from Frank Muehl, MB Furry, and others praise dramatic personal improvements and new career possibilities after instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prgs Institute
DOKK
Mare Om
Thoreln
Frank Muehl
Pairwater
Wis
New York
MB Furry
East 2d St
Wilmington
Det
Gould
J. Ernest Trude
Bedlyville
Quebec
Canada
New York Institute of Science
Peranis
Cman
Fe Otter
New York Institute
Hochester, x
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Beenhardt
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Miss Cameron
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Mm Entnon
Hay City
Mich
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J. W. Tyte
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Attweney
Ors
Mere
Bowling Green
London Globe
Hypnotic School
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