Al G Field Minstrels Visit and Rose Coghlan Roles
Theatrical notes announce Al G Field and His Minstrels returning Tuesday with songs and jokes. Rose Coghlan appears as Stephanie in Forget Me Not Monday at the Crawford, with Coghlan family members performing next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al G. Field
Stephanie
the Crawford
Tonleht Rose Coghlan
Jerushe” Saterday
The
Crawford
Coghlan
Topeka
Thiestine Rose Coghlan
Charles Coghiary
Campy Fred Adkens to headline Friday Crawfor show
The noted performer Campy Fred Adkens headlines a Friday Crawfor concert. The phenomen Fanor is noted as a factor in the event and concerted numbers pavibGdah AtkenMOR are mentioned in relation to the program. Aunt Heensn is listed for Saturday along with the main act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther Campy
Fred Adkens
Jane Oakigi and the Washington Chappies on Stage
Jane Oaker, wife of FEAT Hamilton of Topeka, gains attention after a stage appearance aided by her millionaire tobacconist grandfather. A note to Miss Oaker invites her to supper with James KK. Hackett in St Louis, touching on social rounds and a later reception at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Oakigi
Washington
Télegraph
Jane Oaker
Feat Hamilton
Topeka
South
Aless
James KK
Hackett
Lon Caesar
Benurn
Blu
Ates Oaker
Pau Vely
Topeka Next Week Will Feature Coghlan and Ossie Cast
Two stars Miss Coghlan and Mr Wallan headlining a Topeka tour in “Forget Me Not” and “Fortune’s Bridge” with costumes by Coghlan and a strong lineup including Joseph Failamphis and M Julian Walsh. The company promotes new singing styles and a sturdy scenic program as crowds are urged to attend at Crowined Theatre Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Carter
Ulsiel
Coghlan
Aliss Coghlan
Misa Coghlan
Soghlan
Joseph Feilamphis
Faye Eneugh
Hic
Araetina
M. Julian Waleh
Wateh
Dublin
Ireland
Pringie
Proeser
Presser
Joe Wallan
Lillian Nordica Comen Her Mayflower Roots Shape Career
Lillian Nordica Comen, a renowned vocalist, traces her strong New England roots to Mayflower ancestry and a family of performers. Her mother Armande Norton and father Norton nurtured will, energy, and poetic sensibility, shaping a career built on disciplined work and steady progress rather than sudden triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Nordica Comen
Mayflower Stovik
Lillian Nordles
John Tey
Armande Norton
New England
Norton
Mae
Impossibility of Exactness in When Knighthood Was in Flower
The article notes that the historical fashions in the play were not strictly followed. It discusses efforts to depict the 16th century accurately and mentions a problematic underwear scene. The summary highlights a misalignment between staging choices and period customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tememier Thet
Algey
Henry Vis Impoes
Historical gowns and court manners misread in Bridewell tale
An account claims Henry VIII era attire included pink, white and blue undergarments, while soldiers and courtiers supposedly wore white night dress. The piece notes the inaccuracy of contrasting garments and undergarment color due to water and soap limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
France
Bridewell House
Henry
Mary
Controversy Over Uncle Tom at Clarksville Stage
The Uncle Tom's Cabin company canceled the show at Clarksville on Friday night and substituted Ten Nights in a Higr reon after a hostile reception. A petition denounced the play as promot ing promiscuity and reckless sentiment, arguing it stirs race prejudice and could provoke riots and lynchings. The piece notes Springfield audiences also revolted and refused dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company
Clarksville
Springfield
Hale's Brain Affected After Repeated Blows
Walter Hale once with Mary Mannering in Janice Meredith has gone to the south of France to rest and recover health after repeated blows on the head during Arizona performances. A Lieut Den ton blow caused a brain blood clot leading to severe headaches and incapacity for work. A St Paul physician correctly diagnosed and treated, avoiding retirement to a sanitarium.
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Arizona
Walter Hale
Mary Mannering
Janice Meredith
Plagine
St Paul
Hale
St. Paul
Nat Goodwins Memory and Broadway Encounter
Nat Goodwin recalls his famed memory skill but cannot place a well dressed Broadway stranger he dined with recently. The comic assures friends as they tease him, while a flurry of theatrical notes follows with updates on Tim Murphy, Willan Crane, Janauschek, Rehan and other stage figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Goodwin
Tim Murphy
Willan H. Crane
David Harun
Wale
Toronto
Mme
Janauschek
Saratoga
Adi
Rehan
Minneapolis
Ste Paul
Mari Murphy
Theaters and Players Share Next Season Plans
An array of productions and casting plans emerge for the upcoming season. Jerome Sykes will star in a new Muckleberry Finn themed show. Olyx Nethersole may visit from abroad. Frank J. Perley premieres The Wild Rose at Garrick Theater Philadelphia. Louie Drew headlines The Second Mrs. something. Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer adaptation by Pat Kester advances.
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Tiberts Benes
Bar Smith
Elmers Sisters
Buck
Jerome
Misa
Hobbe
Eiuge Wilson
St Dernburg
Elias Oes
Wille Ceanee
Frank J. Perley
Garrick Theater
Philadelphia
Selma Herman Fe
Charma
Amelie Acpending
Louie Drew
Jemmankins
Deske
John Iadine Cook
Frank Dieiels
Pat Kester
Mark Twain
Charles Vrohman
Uth
Noteen
Joe Roetonians
Stent Suocere
Queen Wells
OLE
Hichmond
Tore Sromouvea Maccens” Torpice Andl Company
Stuart Robaen
Neyt Seamen Ae
Wagenbats & Kemper
Eugene Cowles
Neon
Religious Thoughts Gems From Denominations
A collection of short sermon excerpts from multiple faiths featuring Bishop James A. McFaul, Rev. Mary T. Whitney, Rev Dr Charles W Jefferson, Rev Louis Albert Banks, and others. Topics cover Freedom limits, family as home forum, nobility and attitudes toward women, wealth as symbol, death as leveler, and calls for stringent measures against anarchy and threats. Notable quotes reflect Catholic, Unitarian, Congregationalist, Methodist perspectives and continuing debates on social conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McFaul
Trenton
N. J
Worliys Forum
Mary T. Whitney
Unitarian
Boston
Charles W. Jefferson
Congregationalist
New York
Louis Albert Banks
Methodist
Death
C. E
Manchester
Metho- Mat
Catton
Hue B. Ward
Brooklyn
Fragmented religious quotations on faith and society in a 1900s column
A block of sermon extracts features Rev J C Yonker and other clergy from various denominations. They discuss religion, education, societal duties, material success, and the role of church in public life, reflecting early 20th century moral concerns and the friction between faith and modern society.
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Henry
Potter
New York
George SH
Hepworth
David Utter
John I. Withrow
Presbyterian
Boston
Ehrenreich
Philadelphia
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Gos
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Kimball
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Rossington
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Chas
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