Theatrical News Stars Have Completed Arrangements for Next Winter
Stars have completed arrangements for next winter. Maxine Elliott will appear in her own way.
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Maxine Elliott
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1903
Page
14
The Amateur Cracksman to Star Miss Fisher and Others
A ledger of Broadway season plans for 1908 04 includes MISS FISHER MRS JACK Hyrle BeHew to star in The Amateur Cracksman Elizabeth Kennedy in As You Like It and Maxine Elifote debuting under Dilltogram at Garrick theater September 28 numerous casts and plays across Wallack's Lyceum and Criterion theaters with Bertha Galland Viola Allen Madge Carr Cookete and others in varied productions including Twelfth Night The Pit and La Vite Mere with Sothern Worthing Barrymore and O ther notable names attached to major ventures
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New York Telegraph
Maxine Elifote
Charipe DB
Kyrie Rellew
Liebier & C
Clarks
Raffles
Wallack
Bertha Galland
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Tel
J. Prd Zimmerman
Wilton Lacksye
Williams A. Brady
Chicago
Viola Allen
Wil
Dradway
Hichart Mansfield
Ivan, the Terrible
Pleidelberg
Aubrey Boucicault
George Alexander
Madge Carr
Liehler & Co
Mrs. Wises
Eleanor Robson
Henry Bataille
Sothern
Juyneum Theater
Justin Bmily
Carihy
Cucilla Lottie
Margaret Tipton
Withars Gillette
Mr. Bathorn
Lyceum Theater
J. M. Barcin
Crichton
Julia Marlowe
Jamond
Fools of Natur Veil
Criterion Theater
Fn J
Rank Worthing
Beverly Sitgreave
Max le Moyne
Teed Witney
Stanislaus Branse
Demes K. Fackett
Victor Mapes
Spicxander
White
Hamsey Morris
Judith
Thairles Hawtrey
Aafl
Gordian Kone
Perry Haswellle
George Fawcett
Pawor
Sentenbureh
Loulaville
Alenrietta Crosman
Mary
Eugene Presbrey
Edward Harrigan
Murray Hill
Housey
Hudson Theater
Robert Drouet
Abe
Bijoy
Wilam H. Crane
Spendera
Brennerhaener
Amelia Bingham
Sadie Martinet
Anna Karenina
Miller Kent
Nat Roth
Bob
Maclyn Artuckle
George Ade
Henry W. Savage
Mildred Holland
New York
Andrew Mack
Wich & Harris
Charles Frohman
Marie Tempest
Kitty
Hudson Themiron
John Drew
Maude Adams
Henry Arthur Jones
J. M. Barrie
William Favereham
Ornelo
Adelaide Thurstos
Polly Primrose
Elsie de Wolfe
France
John C. Face
Thomas A. Wise
Vivian
Willikin Collier
Eugenn Preprey
Edwin Milton Jose
Selina Fetter
Madison Square
Olle Skinner
Aga Ieehon
Bhakgapearena
Neason
Tolenta
Monroe
Jenry Miller
Helen
E J. Morgan
Phe
Ernie Hust
David Warffeld
Auctinheer
Arnie Fussell
Anche Walsh
Mire
Rieko
Jamon Ity
Prinevenenche
Mary Shaw
Oprra
Somoty
Grace van Bruddifornl
de Keven
Anit Smith
Paula Esdwardes
Miles Anti Pain Pills Promise Headache Cure
A testimonial claims Dr Miles anti pain pills cured chronic headaches and helped prevent attacks when taken timely. The account describes severe head pain tied to stomach issues and promotes the product as an ideal remedy with reported swift relief.
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Ideal House
Broadway Arts Cast Plans and Revolving Stage Ideas
The piece catalogs performers and productions shaping Broadway with Crosman O Neill Harrigan and others, noting Os plantings at Herald Square and Hudson theatres. It mentions a revolving stage at the Metropolitan Opera House and recalls theater memories, anecdotes, and industry figures across the season.
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Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Ray Oy
Tony Pastor Recounts Early New York Theatres Debuts
In reminiscence Tony Pastor notes New York venues shaped many stars. He recalls Nat Goodwin making his first appearance on February 3, 1880, and mentions Little Dick’s Fresci Wilson and others who debuted there, reflecting on the era’s stage beginnings.
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Tony Pastor
New York
Sam Sharpely
Nat Goodwin
Uss
Ben
Little Dick
Fresci Wilson
Enllsa
Agebuas
Stage Innovations And Hay Fever Cure In 1900s Era
The excerpt describes ambitious theater tech like a two method revolving tin stage at the Metropolitan with German influences and secretive electrical megaphone boards for better acoustics. It also mentions Rezurrection as a modern morality play and notes performances by Mr. Wadsworth and Miss Walsh. It covers hay fever cures with Hyomel touted by Geo W. Stansfield, plus a Paris debt incident involving dancer Ina Duncan who tricked a bailiff with a nobleman persona.
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Ube
Germany
Metropolitan Opera House
Beyreuth
Munich
Atd maWe
Hyomei
Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Inidora Duncan
Fine Aijse Duncan
Chopin
Jhanketise
Berlin
Ai Miss Duncan Ieee
Paris
Slelets
Misa Duncan
Ales Dun
Méldom
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised cure for tired feet and corns
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a cure for painful feet sweating calluses and hot tired feet. It promises instant relief from corns and bunions and claims to make new or tight shoes feel easy. Available from druggists and shoe stores or by mail.
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Allen
Otantea
le Roy
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Ten Years of Suffering
A woman recounts ten years of chronic diarrhoea ending after taking a remedy. She and her children suffered during a cholera outbreak, and after using the product she reports complete relief with no further trouble. The account presents personal testimony of cure after long illness.
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