Paul Gilmore to Return to Romantic Drama Next Season
The article notes actor Paul Gilmore plans to return to romantic drama with The Mummy and the Humming Bird and will tour Kansas. It highlights Mrs. Gilmore, a nonprofessional, traveling with him, and praises Gilmore as a rising star known for enthusiasm and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gilmore
School of Utara
Hanger
Lawrenot
Topeka
Ria Weeters
Mr. Gilmore
John Drew
Topéka
Gilmore
Abe
Linder the
Gus
State Journal
Alex
Tertinky
Gimere
Gilmere
New York
Paxil Gilmore
Hal
Miles Nervine Cited As Cure For Chronic Headache
A testimonial ad claims Miles Nervine cured a lifelong chronic headache and stomach issues for a patient over forty seven years. The letter from Encass W. Wilsoe asserts dramatic relief after using the remedy from Miles Medical Co and notes a free hook service for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milles Newnes
Tigers
Lamasia
Tyes
W. Wilsoe
Alfons
Pearantes
Miles Medical Ca
Elkeart
Ind
The Theatrical Season and Rising Stars of the Stage
A report on young talent and upcoming shows notes the promise of a new leading man and the planned repertoire at Crawford tonight. It describes a stage history of magic tricks, a presidential box scene, and the ascent of Miss Crra Tracy as a protegé of Miss Van Studdiford, highlighting her budding role in the Red Leather company and potential national acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Adams
Crawford
Tf Te Viet Mad
Local Theatre Schedule Highlights and Notable Acts
A collage of acts heads Crawford week events with Willard Simms leading Pickings from Puck on Sunday, The Black Patti Troubadours appearing Wednesday, Williams & Walker not touring Topeka, Harry Beresford set for Saturday, and J M Barrie’s The Protesters League Story noted. A magical twist with a party trick ends in roses for Ethel Meatgust, while the audience follows a Maine-like village of simple, warm, genuine characters in the revue. The piece blends performers, venues, and a playful anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Williams & Walker
Topeka
Harry Beresford
J. M. Barrie
Old Masters Tales From Liszt Rubinstein Remembrance
A Weimar anecdote recalls Barpay and friends planning Rubinstein quartet renditions during a performance. Barpay mocked Rubinstein, the pianist asked about hearing the quartet played by two strangers, and Rubinstein joked about Jewish music while critiquing other composers.
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Liszt
Rubinstein
Lawle Burney
Barpay
Weimar
Linst
Barney
Trubinstein
Jim Seversmin Lee
Ietruder Wan Sixtre
Ennve Rubinstein
Goldmade
Tine
Fwethover
Carray
Roosevelt’s Daughter At Magic Show Sparks Ring Incident
Ethel Roosevelt attended a Kellar the Magician performance in Washington with President Roosevelt and siblings Archia Kermit and Quentin. During the act a pistol barrel routine misfired and a turquoise ring handed by Ethel was reportedly struck and the ring and box were involved in a dramatic moment.
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Ethel
Kermit
Archie
Aschie
Ethel Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Archia
Quentin
Sellar
American girl Elizabeth Parkinson signs Covent Garden contract
Miss Elizabeth Parkinson of Kansas City Missouri signs a three year engagement to sing in Covent Garden starting next season. A pupil of Mme Marchesi she debuted in Paris and has sung in London venues including Grawine rooms and royal amateur concerts, with Mme Meiba praising her potential.
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Kansan
Covent | Garden Opera
Elizabeth Parkinson
Kansas City
Missouri Encounter Shapes Grace Van Studdiford Saga
Grace Van Studdiford, famed for Hed Feather, vacationed in Missouri where she heard a mysterious young singer in the woods. The aria resembled Gounod, drawing the opera star’s surprise and prompting her to seek the singer, who vanished before contact.
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Missouri
Grace van Studdiford
Miss van Studdiford
Misa van Studdified
Opeima Donna
Andrer
Stage lore and tights bring sharp wit to Broadway notes
The Weekly GHisT sketches theater life from Richman meeting a penny admitting past attendance to his crowding memories. It covers Jestie Bartlett Davis on tights in Erminie, Tree on phrase style in London, Gertrude Hoffman’s vaudeville tales, and Lew Dockstader’s yarn about Potty-second Street.
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Charles Richman
Captain Barrington
Mr. Richman
Hichmuen
London
Mr. Tree
David
Sarmuel
Lew Dockwitader
George
Madame Scheff and the Royal-Echoing Elevators
A gossip-filled note on stage life recounts Madame Scheff hearing staff call her duchess and princess, with holiday misreadings. It mentions theater moves by Ded Coste, Arthur Byron, William P. Carleton, Wyndham, Frohman, and Rosenfeld, plus injuries and recoveries of Verona Jarbeau and Ethel Matthews, and the season’s reshuffling across New York and London theaters.
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Madame Scheff
Scheff
Germany
Frits
Frank
London
Ded Coste
Breland
William Brady
Pit
Arthur Byron
Wilton Lockhye
William P. Carleton
Jois
Yiwam P. Carleton
Charles Wyndham
Henry Hubert Davies
Charles Froiiman
Isla de Vere
Priester Marigny
F. Alexfeld
Ithe
Paris
Sydney Rosenfeld
Savoy Theater
New York
Edie Foy
Mr. Foy
Chicago
Island
Clay M. Greene
van Rensselaer Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Washington
Ayaways
Te Wolfe Hopper
Str. Pluewick
Wang
Shubert Brothers
Chariet Frohman
Geo. Edwardes
Fant
Owen Hail
Ivan Caryl
Brewster Edwardes
Pauls Eadwardes
Winnie” Company
George Ade
Henry W. Sana
Gustav Lasers
Corea
Ethel Matthews
Kyrle Beillew
San Francisco
Miss Bloodgood
West
May Hobson
Ber- Tha Galland
Dorothy Vernon
Miss Stobson
Ap Amn
Aseumie
Klaw and Rlanger
Daniel Frohman
Proham Ae
Margaret Ulisgten
Orrig
Johnson and Frohman connected in theater talks
Johnson appears with Mrs Frohman as Charles Probman discusses bedding needs for William Faversham. The company revisits Richard Brinsley Sheridan and plans to return to Lord and Taylor after another unsatisfactory effort.
Disagreement of Foreigners on Japanese Character
A New York Times summary notes wide debate over Japan's character amid tensions with Russia over Corea. It contrasts views from Percival Lowell and Laf H Chamberlain with Ten Kate's harsh critique, and cites Dr. Basle and other observers praising Japanese quickness and thoughtfulness while warning against misinformed reporting. The piece links Japan’s status to a looming regional power struggle in the Far East.
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Japan
Russia
Corea
America
Percival Lowell
Prp
Hasil H. Chamberlain
Ten Kate
Basle
Ceres
China
Speen
Far East
Asia
Fuesta
New York Times
A Very Clone Call to My Engine Bellam Motive Fireman
A garbled excerpt from CW. Bellam of Burlington Indiana recalls weakness and pain from a clashing ordeal. The fragment hints at fatigue and faint appetite as a fireman reflects on strength.
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CW. Bellam
Burlington
Tay Fe
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