Theatrical News Promises Gilmore Tuesday and Whiteside Thursday
The article notes Paul Gilmore will appear Tuesday and Walker Whiteside on Thursday in upcoming theater events. The report emphasizes performances and scheduling for these two stars.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1903
Page
14
The article notes Paul Gilmore will appear Tuesday and Walker Whiteside on Thursday in upcoming theater events. The report emphasizes performances and scheduling for these two stars.
Jeff De Angelis garners praise as he stars opposite Gabriiowitsch in a Wednesday performance at the Audi. The review lauds the production as strong and intelligent with Delores and Tracy presented with depth. The critic notes vivid sets, costumes, and acting that heighten the drama’s intensity and emotional reach.
Four of the Southwick company venture to Topeka next week with previews of The Emerald Idle. The article praises acting range, highlights past Crawford performances, and notes the production’s courage, daring, and stagecraft. It also mentions Mr Pathurs in Haddon Chamber and Walker Whiteride’s engagement with scenic splendor and costumes.
An old ad copy describes indigestion symptoms including bad breath sour risings fullness after meals belching and heartburn. It claims stomach catarrh results if untreated and touts Kadol as a diet aid that digests what you eat after years of distress and a claimed cure.
Hilda Clark, famed stage performer and Flower family member, will wed a New York millionaire and leave the stage. The wedding, planned for February 13, follows a long courtship with Flower’s nephew, a Wall Street figure who pursued her since her teens amid family opposition.
The article traces Charles T. Desey of Quincy Illinois, author of The Suburban, and his quest for a hit across Kentucky and Missouri. It outlines his Harvard attempt, the failed early works, and his pivot to a melodrama In Old Kentucky and Wheel in Off Kentucky. Desey travels to Bervard and St Louis to gain approval for his new piece before presenting in Quincy and Chicago.
A garbled feature discusses Stuart's Catarrii Tablets claiming to target blood and mucous membranes to cure catarrh. It wanders into theatrical gossip about Dazey, Chicago, and plays, mentioning figures like Palmer and Yeamans, with much unrelated chatter and misused terms.
Miss Spooner a firewoman and actress has survived a series of fire escapes. A recent Bijou Theatre Brookive blaze was halted by her quick actions though she has borne past close calls. Her prior career included stage work and she assisted with evacuations using a motorized escape.
City text item appears to mix names and figures with unclear meaning. It lists six entries or actions and mentions a pact or rate related phrase. The readable portion mentions city context and multiple elements that resemble a short public or civic note without clear dates or organizations.
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