Grand Theater to Stage Amateurs Summer Show
Production by Amateurs at the Grand Theater directed by C Crawford planned for July includes outdoor pavilion seating 1500. Edward Shiutseay of 09 West Tenth Avenue Topeka has a boy actor aged seven. Wilfret Bing known as Bugler Westoss will lead in a new show next Friday and Saturday. Young Shumway is writing the play in February as a two month project. The piece features Marvin Nye Ross and Helen Woo Weston among a cast including Gertrude Palmer Pauline Marshall Libby Dawson Dorothy Marshall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Shiutseay
Tenth Avenue
Topeke
Betas
Daet Winkes
Alcs
Svendurland
Leonard Mope
Jha Saunders
Harry Lowe
Marvin Nye
Ross da
Helen Hoore Weston
Harry
Gertrude Palmer
Ile Dawson
Edgar Smith
London
Fras
Sol Smith
Pal
Seeaon
Mle Hon Sone
Walter Hodges
Han Piayed
Mae
Gine Raente
Roland Ieede
Chirielle McDomitte
Joseph Jefferson
Hey Seamen
Augustin Thuamas
Viele Ripbrine
Cananiapuion
Annie Russell
Ici
Ellections
Chicago Theater de Fa
Leo Ditrichatein
Einwe
Aml
Independ Theater Ie
Guat
Precios
Riherica Ptuyn Wolets
Takaseare
Stanford
Tallis
Stirela
Dinedine
Hall
Viola Alien
Peken
Bertie
Mishe Forlette Sgoinet
Lyle Glaver
Bee Gilad
Seerrul
New York
Apis
Wiroud
Bimene
Florence Te
Gare Rirberte
Cherie
Revoir
Jamon K
Fame
Berthebrook
Berger
Brigham’s Revival Of Gill by Theatrical Manager
Brigham, who reopened the Gilles Opera House in Topeka, faced predictions of failure yet delivered a remarkable season under his management. He renewed leases, hauled in popular prices, and promoted via careful advertising to revive the Gillis theater amid prior downturns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham
Gil” Lew
Haraus City
Topeka
Briker
KS. Brigham
Kinsia City
Gilles Opera House
I & Brigharm
Bripham
New York
Thesat
Stage Set for Four Act Play at Gillies Theater
A planned four act stage piece with a plot involving a mistaken poison sting and a family intrigue centers on Weston and Harry. The production features Shumway and young cast, with redecorations planned for the Gillies, aiming for a premier late August. Manager Wraghsisn will also book future attractions for next season across several circuits.
The Wrong Medicine Promises Cures in Advertisements
The piece decries false cures flooding the country and warns of damage from dubious medicines. It cautions readers against unverified remedies and stresses the need for careful medical treatment by qualified specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeameno Gavitt
Outdoor Theatre to Open With Stock Company in July
Topeka manager C Crawford plans a summer stock pavilion in central town with a 30 foot stage and electric lighting. Lead actress Mine Haines Howard joins the company among a lineup of vaudeville acts with plans to extend if demand grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Topeka
C. Crawford
Crawford U Center
Yanderllis
Haines
Howard Wit
Map Peeting Company
Belur
Bexiview
Wight Vaundeville Acta
Narrow Escape Prompts Medical Confession in Sun Interview
Mrs Helen Bowman of Windsor Block Indianapolis recounts a frightful close call and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health after years of weakness and worry. The Sun of Indianapolis published her sworn statement on April 10, 2341, praising the remedy and urging investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hllen Bowman
No. & Windsor Brock
Indianapolis
Ind
Sun
Abe
Obie
Mia Bowman
Trai
Thayer
Williamy
Willams
Atll Drugetwts
Dr. Willams Medicine Co
Schenectady
The Times Theatre Scene From London to New York
A jumble of theatre notes and cast rumors traces careers of performers like Miss Russell and Miss Jefferson’s son, with plans for new revivals and productions. Mentions of stage projects, managers, and potential stars outline a restless season across New York and Chicago theatres.
Two to Mate Gossip Transcript Misreads in School Tale
Erratic OCR yields a fragment about a teacher scolding a student named Tommy for bad behavior and being behind in tutoring. The garbled text mentions a transcript and a few unclear names, suggesting a schoolroom anecdote or remark rather than a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Christian Science Controversy Letters to the Editor
A reader letter critiques a May 4 State Journal piece on Christian Science, arguing it misstates Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy and Phineas Parkhurst Quimby. The correspondence cites sources from Christian Science history and quotes from Eddy and Quimby manuscripts, noting alleged plagiarism and defining Christian Science versus Quimby’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Journal
Chris
Quinhy
Iherein
Hanna
Pare
Quimby
Christian Science History
Geo. A. Quimby
PP Quimby
Quimb
Zam
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Journal
Arens
Mrs. Eddy
Eady
PP. Quimby
Arena
Bro
Eddy
Tudee Han- de
Ape
Christin Schenond
Alfred Farlow
Reston
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Shumway
Amauteurs Ot
C. T.crawford
Theatrional Morgue
Sottelec
Mr. Shumway
Gillie
Avery Wit
Theate
Gilley
Wraghsisn
Gillies
Grand Opera House
Wet Springs
Ark
Atvieen Theater
Atehrigg
Kan
Blake
Webb City
Carthage
Rolfe & Colville
Olive Mayeit
Peut Gilmore
Lawiver
Fern
Stark ‘Twain
Wankee
Lowrie
Pany
Pete Pulius
Eptaktia Roberts
Benson
Richard Cutvel
Simoe
Adelaide ‘Thurstos
Dexi Geazon
Indiana
Renee Seatee
Mer
Tims
Geasisena
Wanton
Wari
Christian Science
Stuart
Crystal Progressive Laundry
McCormick & Peake
Jackson Street
Gilad
J. Thomas Planing Mill
Cor. Curtis and
Jackson Streets
Kansas Avenue
W. W. Gavitt Medical Company
Kansas
U.S. A
Ollege
Fopera
Har
Quincy Sh
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!