Theatrical News Series of Midsummer Concerts at Auditorium
Sorrentino and his Red Band will headline a two day engagement at the Auditorium next Monday and Tuesday with new pieces and a revived Willow Grove. The piece will feature the band’s famed precision and expressive playing under Eugenio Sorrentino and Robort Ilott. A gossip moment unfolds as Mrs Burdick recognizes a gown worn in a Dorothy Dorf dramatization, prompting a confrontation over old lithographs.
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Banda Uosen
Zeka
Horrentino
Brenses Ul Liottric Tang
Mrs. Burdick
Mra van Dorf
Dorothy Dorf
Jay
Aubrey Bourteault
Bijou Ferdinandes
Morton Belton
Elmwood Country Club
Willow Grove
Banta Honea
Bun Seyro
Europe
Aik
Cambrya
Wagner
Banda Itoena
Sorrentino
Rowley de Snow
Foreign artists coming announce season of 1904
Preliminary announcements indicate a large influx of visiting foreign musical artists for the 1904 season. The article notes many calibrities and a likely unusual number of guests, signaling strong international talent joining local programs next year.
Sorrentino concert tour to Taopka and nation
A long piece praising Sorrentino and his band, noting plans for three concerts in Topeka by William Sorrentino and his ensemble. It highlights audience response, past receptions in Omaha and St Louis, and the conductor’s artistry. It references Will Willow Grove and Wagner fare, and forecasts strong attendance and high standards for next season.
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Maous Organiza
Thera
Enusle
Fous
Kincert
Sorrentini
Ferro
Omaha
Chicago
St Loum
Niterego
Crane to Star in Spenders Sequel Next Season
W H Crane will open the American season at the Savoy Theatre New York next September under Charles Frosummy with a dramatization by EL EB. Rose of the Spatdere. Langtry will follow in a new comedy rehearsed by Charles Mawtrey. Crinehaw left London for Colorado, planning to return to New York in two weeks. Mamillon, manager for Mr. Froitman, has just wed Lise Christine Mecil daughter of the late Royal academician Wy Murdock McGill. Hamiltons to live in London.
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Wil Shelve
David Harum
W. H. Crane
Charles Frosummy
EL EB. Rose
Savoy Theater
New York
Mrs. Langtry
Charles Mawtrey
Crinehaw
London
Cartsbad
Burdick Tragedy Staged In Local Summer Show
A country and summer attraction presented The Great Burdick Mystery in a lakeside town near Lake Champlain. The production drew attention to the eccentricities of writer Bill Bround and featured notable actor Loanny Winters, Mrs. Van Dorff, and a party that traveled from The Husue on Lake.
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Thonerp
Lake Champlain
Burdick
Wax Bill
Jiffalo Trigndy
Loanny Winters
Years Of Suffering From Heart Disease Ad Campaign
A testimonial touts Dr Miles Heart Care for heart weakness and related symptoms including swelling, chest pain, and lung or stomach issues. The speaker credits the product with restoring health after years of illness and states eleven bottles cured severe suffering.
Theatrical Gossip and Jests from the Stage World
The item recounts anecdotes about Stuart Robson and fellow performers with humorous sets about a mislaid train ticket and comic exchanges. It also notes Marshall P Wilder’s marriage and array of congratulatory messages, plus assorted theater news and forthcoming shows across Britain and America, with various actors and productions listed.
Bowser Lectures for Tramps Sparks Sudden Change
Mr Bowser hurries dinner and prepares to speak at a room gathering on temperance ambition and industry. He tells how Seaton Whitmore has inspired ten former loafers to seek work, as a struggling governor’s story motivates a transformation from crime to respectability among tramps.
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Mr. Bowser
Mra
Seaton ‘Whitmore
Wayfare
Dowser
Whitmore
Maree
Ice Man
Lightning Rod Smit
Tim
Bowser Address At Marble Shop Back Room
In a back room of a marble shop seven men gathered to hear Mr Bowser speak on intemperance. The speaker faced heckling about beer while stressing self restraint and failed to win over the tramp audience.
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Mr. Bowser
Bowser
St Kinwell
Warty
Bottie
Laurel
America
Mr. Howser
Southern Fruit and Vegetable Growing in Southern farmlands
The Louisville & Nashville area lands in Alabama Florida and Minnesota yield strong fruit and veg fortunes. A single acre produced 100 barrels of radishes for 200 dollars. four acres of radishes earned 1462 dollars. In spring 1901 a Urvek gardener sold 200 barrels of potatoes from three acres for 1648 dollars, netting 852 dollars after expenses. Harvests then included corn melons and hay with further planting in January.
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Louisville & Nashville BR
Alabama
Florida
Minniowippi
Pittsburg
Ambition Trips Up a Speech in Frantic House Scene
In a crowded room Mr Bowser attempts to address the crowd about ambition. A chorus interrupts and mocks his plans, scattering attendees outdoors. Mrs Bowser later discovers him bewildered, with his temper frayed, as the scene ends with a wary, late night quiet.
Hay Fever Cure Promises Based on Hyome Treatment
Geo W Stansfield druggist reports Hyome as a proven preventer of hay fever attacks when used two to three weeks before onset and as a relief aid after symptoms begin. Hundreds have bought Hyome and can get a refund if it fails to help, while government climate cures are deemed ineffective.
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Geo. W. Stansfield
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