Theatrical News Way Down East to Be Here For First Time
The Crawford hosts a New England drama season with the notable hit Way Down East and the comedy Because She Loved Him So. Next week's bill features William Gillette’s Way Down East and The Wife of Her Father with lively stagecraft and crowd appeal.
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Wilam A. Bralys
Feu
Rouse
New York
Tramford
Asien
Craton
Eusmiger
William Gillette
Histon
Leclerca
Gillette
Clewey
Fa Henry
Wermeday
Toveka
Harty
Pete Ian Gorri
New Haven
Wiltur,Opera Company
J. Hartley Dalfod
jMence
Grory
Beton
Sherk Goodheart
William Full
Marine Band Tour Planned for nation drawn to theater
The article describes a proposed large scale Marine Band tour across major cities starting Baltimore and extending with special trains and cars. It notes official approval, high public interest, and the role of figures like Howard Pew in organizing concerts, with details on the program and expected venues.
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Topeisa
Congress
McKinley
Eaton
Con- Breve
Howard Pew
New York
Baltimore
Armorican Busiet
Mde
Permiasion
Te Premitent
Ghereoe
Miciy
Marine Bad
Mies
Amy Whaley
Ohio
Intrigue in New York Star Vau DeVille Circuit
A fragment notes activity on the New York City Star Vau DeVille circuit and mentions intrusion by mums sovel. Details are sparse but suggest a local entertainment or club scene event with unclear participants and timing.
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New York City
Mums Sovel
Remedy Story Promises Cure After Nervous Ailment
Northfield resident B. Hack recounts severe exhaustion and blindness-like symptoms. After two doctors worsened condition, he used Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy, feeling relief on day one and full recovery after three bottles. He credits the remedy with saving his life.
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Northfield
Dr. Greene
Nervura Blood and Nerve Remedy Promises Spring Strength
Dr. Greene’s Nervura blood and nerve remedy is advertised as ideal for spring health, claiming to improve blood circulation, strengthen nerves, and tone the system. The ad quotes Mrs. Ellen Simpson of New Bedford praising a daughter’s recovery and offers free health advice with consultations at 35 W. 14th St., New York City.
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Ellen Simpson
Linden Street
New Bedford
Mass
Fernie
Fire Destroys Hanford Storage of Costumes and Scenery
A warehouse fire in Washington severely damaged Charles B. Hanford’s collection of costumes and stage props. Insurance coverage was limited, and the loss includes rare items tied to Thomas W. Keene Productions and performances at a local venue. The blaze disrupted a major theater season with substantial financial impact.
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Charles B .Hanford
Charies B. Hanford
Washington
Mr. Hanford
Thomas W. Keene
Katherine
Booth
Arugediga
Richmond
Baltimore
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