Saved by a Friend Interview Describes Illness and Cure
An interview tells how a Michigan woman trapped by illness found help after many failed remedies. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and Miss Frances Batheway’s guidance, noting she recovered after fifteen boxes and the pills’ advertised benefits.
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Frances Batheway
Kalgirasoe
Mich
Gub- Mabed
Nofland
Rit
Tne
Thadauberaa
Atwood
Dare
Mie Flanney
Sue
Strom
Reautlio
Wil
Willkaw
Portal
Threrin
Wilbon
Low Rate Summer Excursions via The Burlington Route
Summer excursion rates offered by the Burlington Route promise very low fares across the West and Northwest. The plan includes biweekly tours to Colorado Utah and Black Hills and daily trips to Chicago St Louis and Lake Superior region. Contact Burlington to request the official circulars and details on rates and schedules for California and other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
Ty Colorado
Utah
Black Huta
Uwow
Lake Mat
Cora
St. Paul
Moncapelis
Lake Superior
Burlington
California
Louis
Kan- Man City
St. Jenepne
Grozier
Waseley
Paspeneer
Outdoor theatrical tour by Woodward Players at Garfield Park
The Woodward stock company plans an outdoor season in Topeka and nearby cities with Gilbert Park as a venue. Actors Lester Leserged and Harry Weresford lead the cast in productions including The Wrong Mrs. Wisht and As You Like It. Open air performances will feature electric lighting and natural settings, expanding community entertainment with new Girard Park arrangements.
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Topeka
Gur- Bold Park
Lester Leserged
Woodward Stock Tonpany
Kanu Guy
Jum Harry Weresford
Woateward
Tock
Spekman
Opyn
Saaransaa
Yew
Tamsin
Woodward Eotparry
Elsie De Wolfe Stars in Fitch Play The Way of the World
Elsie De Wolfe, under George W. Lederer, presents Clyde Fitchs new play The Way of the World at the Lyceum. Her latest appearance follows a guest role in Capt Marshall's one act production Nights Whistles, proving her versatility beyond social types.
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Elsie de Wolfe
George W. Lederer
Clyde Fitch
Miss de Wolfe
Capt Marshall
Lyceum Theater
Misa DH Wolfe
Erie
Controversial Star System A OM Sparks Industry Debate
Palmer voices strong critique of star system and touring company practices in Whiny interview. He claims inflated wages and manipulation undermine quality, calling for cleaner repertoires and better financial footing for performers. The piece cites names such as Eustace, Rockwell, Balaton, Stevens, and Farad as figures in the talking points.
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Palmer
Mvs Ulver Skseetol
Etek Company
Days for Long Runs of Songs Probably Gone
Fragmentary note suggests a shift away from extended song performances. Mentions “Annie Boones” type acts and indicates fading signs despite expectations of further good shows. Conveys uncertainty about future long-running song programs.
Ed Drraichy Emerges as Woodward Company Favorite
Challenge grants spotlight as Ed Drraichy proves a capable and popular attorney with Kalas City audiences. Read in Woodward Company coverage highlighting his abilities and appeal among locals.
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Ed Drraichy
Popular Songs Pulled by Simulations of Popular Taste
A writer in the New York Canines Cebu Advertiser discusses popular songs, noting many riffs like The Babies of Our Block and Multizan Guards, and classic tunes such as McGinty and Paradise Alley. The piece argues that catchy rhythm and singability drive popularity more than lyrics, which tend to be sentimental and forgettable, leading to rapid public obsolescence.
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New York
Cebu
Harrigan
Fite Emmet
Biota
Ong
Theatrical News and London's Stage Report
A garbled collection details theatre plans and actor news across Ireland England and New York. Rehan Maurice Barrymore BeBe Atrances Annie Bussett and Charlies McCarthy are mentioned with openings and revivals in London New York and Chicago amid injuries and managerial shifts.
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Henrietta Cromshelve
Maurice
BeBe Atrances
New York
George Yer
Annie Bussett Peye
Filbert
Previat
Wille
Weason
Ateck
Tormieriy
England
Cheries McCarthy
Manners
Seeeney Wee
Wilson Tharretts
Este Howard
Shenandash
Bronson Gramma
Neos
Prevenance
Zane
Ie Peghlem Tay
Phs
Lendom
Will Play Kit Carson at New York Stage
New Indian border melodrama by Fruskin Pyles set in Santa Fe 1848 features chief hero Carton and heroine, with Sulph Stuart in the lead and Lotta Ednthcum as the heroine. The four act production at the American Theatre uses 75 supernumeraries and ten horses, adhering to frontier restrictions while promising sensational episodes and a strong love story.
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New York
Fruskin Pyles
Merrit Carson
Santa Fe
New Mexico
St. Leute
Caran
Htulph Stuart
Lotta Ednthtcum
Remalan Company
Aeven Heaters
Suturiay
Ana NS Lowes
Criterion
Sultan of Johor Enamored by Miss Fairfax in Paris
In Paris on June 1 the Sultan of Johor expressed admiration for Miss Fairfax of New York. He hosted a dinner in her honor. jewels and an exquisite menu drew attention, while reports describe his fascination with oriental allure and western fascination shaping courtly impressions.
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Sultan of
Johor
Miss Fairfax
New York
Paris
Ced
Fairfax
Christian Hung
Cleveland Buys A Farm Near New Haven
Fragmentary report from Winsted Connecticut notes A Strick and Sehler on the board of some New Haven authority stating former President Gro leveland has purchased a small farm near a trout stream. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Teetotaler Mocked as Youths Face Continuous Citizenship Show
A fragmented scene shows officials debating a civic demonstration for youths. A teetotaler proposes a nude but not naughty performance, prompting mockery and a staged succession of shocks to inspire good citizenship.
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ghretd-Howse
Fractured Humour and Misidentifications at Local Church
A fragmentary tale describes the Genuine Product act and a series of comic misadventures. A youth brushes aside sharp commentary as he learns from a Sunday school oak and a rolling dramatic scene. Mistaken identity leads to public embarrassment and political satire involving a politician's wife and a nameless observer as two days of social mix ups unfold.
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Topher
Ding
Dynamo Tryne
Munich
Jake
Tasha
Hot Baptist Church
An Te Indy
Ike Ees
Vaudeville Shift in New York Theaters Reel In One Act Plays
New York audiences saw a shift from three act comedies to one act sentimental pieces as vaudeville programs moved away from vaudeville to shorter acts. Reports note sudden changes and an emphasis on economical entertainment.
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New York
Mentha
Continesus
Mast Lynsie
Private Car Cost Reported at 25000 Dollars
A fragment describes a private car valued at twenty five thousand dollars and mentions involvement with United States Steel company. The text notes expectations about costs and readiness for service by December and includes unclear references to fees, room rates, and accommodations.
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Charles Mf
United States Steel Coe Paraan
Lear Srs
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Smith
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Ian
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Nevo Voce
Wallace Haier
Lz Compar
Brooklyn
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Agras
Beas Rane
Rey
Poine Sears
Penney
Lagden
Harry Farad
Katerina Stevene
Florodora
Casino Theater
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Harry Feet
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Merchant Police
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M. Horkres
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