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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1901
Page
3
The ad claims physicians have cut noise and cured various female ailments without surgery using an inhaler. It cites cures for ovarian pains, menstrual cramps, catarrhal discharges, fever, asthma, and coughs. Office hours listed at 7 to 9 am with address on Topeka Avenue, S Edward McCully M D proprietor.
Boston fans in town as The Bastonians present The Viceroy at Crawford with Hilde Clark and Leareworth girl in lead roles. Hoyt's A Stranger in New York comes Monday, praised for fresh scenes and costumes. Reviews note Alberta Converse and Miss Blair in supporting turns, while Eugenie Biott's Lady of Quality underwhelmed audiences amid scattered praise for Christian era performances.
Walker Whiteside headlines at Crawford next Thursday in a rousing Farce of mistaken identities. The ensemble includes notable Boston players, with premier soprano and contralto leads and a chorus of celebrated performers from Mercy Ministers to San Marion. A vibrant program of songs, interludes, and stage humor is promised, celebrating a week of significant theatrical events in Topeka.
The Strauss orchestra, led by Eduard Strauss, will perform one night at the Grand Opera House on January 16 during a major North American tour. Eduard, youngest of the Strauss brothers, enjoys imperial patronage and a long career with his renowned ensemble.
The article describes a renowned conductor who toured eighteen international expos and major European courts, earning twelve orders of Kalehthom and gifts from thirty-two monarchs. It notes his vast repertoire of over three hundred popular pieces and two hundred opera arrangements, and praises the Strauss Dam- Oy orchestra of fifty top German musicians led by him, whose work earned global fame.
New Yorkers have recently witnessed two leading figures, James J. Jeffries and Robert Fitzsimmons, in the dramatic criticism of the Honest Blacksmith. Fitzsimmons shows natural talent and occasional commendable tone, though he does not reach dramatic heights yet.
In a quirky billed bout, 190 pound Tai Thromah and Vik Window clash with odd pacing and crowd banter. The play of wit and effort lingers as Jennies keeps humor while the host notes the bout lands near equal strikes. After a dispassionate tally, the referee declares the match a draw.
New York January 5 A New Yorker, Miss Verona, applied a powder of henna leaves to her hair in hope of a russet tint. The result was a bright green color. She consulted hairdressers who warned of the uneven outcome. Her lawyer filed a $5,000 damages suit against the drugstore supplier for the mishap.
Lulu Gisser, possessor of a jewel, recalls its gift during a Beusels Welton era. A smiling, blind traveler courted her at Omaha’s theater and Topeka earlier, sending a note and the jewel, claiming rank and world travel while he sat watching her nightly.
Downing, seen this week in Ingomar, plans a comedy debut in Paris in 1783. His tour includes Trunnapolis Teed in three weeks, then a western run with a new play crafted for strong, clever situations.
Miss Lillian Atwood Haan stars this season in a new play titled For Her Sake. The performer, once seen in Sapho at Topeka, returns in a Russo-Siberian drama not greatly different from Michael, marking a notable shift in her stage repertoire.
The notes cover Coquelin returning to produce in Philadelphia and the Bodiniere, Gaiety and Garrick theatres. Mary Mannering recovers after illness while Elles Terry retires from the Lyceum. An onstage injury to a stagehand with Bernhardt Coquelin company is noted, as is Edwin Arden fainting during a performance. Discussions on Shakespearian revivals, Chicago reports, and plans for Knickerbocker Theater productions are included.
The report notes dangerous crowding in Mer mn Lopien with confusion over evacuations and temporary safety actions. Authorities warn residents and urge orderly movement while verifying safe routes for early evening shoppers and bystanders.
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