Theatrigal News Star Adelaide Thurston in The Greatest Thing in the World
Adelaide Thurston, famed for Lady Babble in The Little Minister, will star next year with Le Moyne in The Greatest Thing in the World. Her Topeka performances as Lady Babble impressed audiences with a mischievous yet feminine presence, marking rapid growth in her stage career and anticipation for new Burr play adaptations.
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Charles Frohkman
Manis Adame Iy
Maude Adams
Arieini
Lady Babble
Mrx
le Moyne
Adelaide Thurston
Burr
Min Thurston
Topeka
Min
Heromne
Misa
Thurston
Tharein
Calve Leaves Opera to Pursue Drama in Europe
London reports singer Calve plans to devote herself to drama after one more European season. She will remain in Europe this year to stage Bruncaud ToQuragan in Paris then focus on French drama, seeking broader expression beyond opera and considering personal artistic realization.
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London
Calve
Dusis
Sapho Roughly Handled
William Winter of the New York Tribune pays respect to Olga Nethersole and the play Sapho at Wallack's. He condemns the production as vile, promotes public disapproval, and discredits the show as a cheap sensational venture and a misbegotten adaption.
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William Winter
New York Tribune
Sapho
Sophie
Wallack
Olga Nethersole
Petueri
Maud Adams in The Maar and Olga Mothersole Faces Legal Strife
A fragmentary review notes Maud Adams playing Lady Babbie in The Maar and discusses public morals, depictions of vice, and the ethics of the stage. It mentions Olga Mothersole and Netherslee, a dispute with her manager, and contrasts theatrical fame with modern drama.
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Troutie
Olga Nethersle
Tee
Maver
Petit Wigan Pry
Imrgerman Tor
Tenor Vernon Stiles to sing in Robin Hood season
Vernon Stiles will sing Robin Hood twice weekly next season in Banses City. The engagement comes as part of a broader offer to the Hostonians and includes potential future operatic duties after his current vacation.
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Robin Hood
Banses City
Peliieiias
Bellerybody
Prie Ace Nellach
Bostonians
Siar
Oe Rontenr
Vernon Stiles
New York
Hostonians
Mearch
Epee
Me McDonald
Peinars Eae
Rerilies
Candal
Perley
Nielson
Beth
Biles Rh
Pie Vinerop
Song Sane
Fuat
Beatonians
Vernon
Lulu Glaser Explains Leaving Freevis Wilson Company
Lulu Glaser in a recent interview details reasons for quitting the Freevis Wilson company. She states she will pursue an individual appeal for recognition after nine years of work with Mr. Wilson. She notes she cannot be an equal in his company and plans to continue as a separate star.
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Lulu Glaser
Freevis Wilson Company
Wilson
Glaser
Frantis Witagus
Wils2hy
Alice Neilzet
New Ben Hur Stage Casting and Actors for 1890s Season
Klaw and Erlanger engage Sam Farnum to play Renee in the new Ben Hur. Farnum, a 26-year-old Bostonian, rose from New Orleans stock company to gain notice, with prior work in George E. Lathrop's and Nettarenie's camps. Also notes Willie Collier leading a city actors colony and a St James park baseball lineup including Bigelow Hogarty Collier Yan Sykes and others.
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Ben Hur
Klaw & Erlanger
Sam Farnum
Renee
Uidie
Periaast
ME Farnam
Dotad Coer. House Stick Company
New Orleans
Robert Downing
George E. Lathron
Keston
Margaret Mathers
Olgn Nettaranie
Sienabe Mas
Frobman
Collier's
Willie Colfer
Actors’ Colony
St. James
Charles Bigelow
Jon Hogarty
Wille Collier
Jon Yan
Jerome Sykes
Mike Heckert
Otas Garricks
Joseph Coyne
Wi. Soryth
Viird Dawes
Ty Fes Ous Harlan
Joseph Buckay
Dramatic Season News and London Theatre Gossip
A sweeping glimpse of European and American stage plans, star announcements, casting shifts, and new productions. Morin leads announcements for a forthcoming show while names like Carmen and Geisha appear in London and Paris exchanges. Vera details mix with industry notes on contracts, management changes, and health revival stories impacting performers.
Losses of Missionaries in Turkey Reported by Editor
To the Editor of the State Journal Clement Smith describes an American missionary in Turkey who allegedly lost clothing valued at eleven thousand dollars along with other personal items and stock losses. The letter questions the credibility of the claim, mentions damaged property and goods, and warns against rewarding deceit or exploiting religious aid. He asserts the need for careful inquiry and criticizes the fund-raising approach tied to missionary losses.
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State Journal
Farpooe
Vances
Eich
Menthen
Gates
Gus
Mary Gui
Lé Steer
Cluth
Fils Pictures
Jomsone
Wheeler
Sima
Badlen
Gluikl
Joan the Baptist
Goter
Solomon
Wytan
D.C
Juha
Cluthes
Clement Smith
Kansas Leads in Charity Reform says Faulkner
EB Faulkner urges Kansas to lead in systematic charity work as the state conference of charities and correction organizes a school for laws and methods. Encourages cooperation across politics and religion, warns against passive relief, and calls for using enforced industry and deterrent discipline to curb crime and reduce welfare burdens.
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Faulkner
The
State Journal
Kansas
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Kansas State Conference of Charities At Correction
Lasters
Relicf
State University
Karras
Kanste
Kunacy
Milvey
EB Faulkner
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Raven
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Turkey
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W. W. Gavitt Printing & Publishing CO
Printing Department
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U. S. Cycle CO
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Topeka Tea
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Kansas Ave
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T. F. Lannan
Rubber Tire Wheel Co
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H.L. Tromp
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