William Pink Pills for Pale People miracle cure story
A dying young woman Miss Miggit Walton suffered chronic inflammatory rheumatism and heart distress until Dr William Pink Pills for Pale People allegedly restored her health. The article touts dramatic recovery and credits the pills with curing “ebmocke tata Riatory” and soothing nerves, claiming sales and endorsements by William Montvine Co.
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Miss Walton
Miggit Walton
Dinin Street
Merete
Walton
Williamie Pink Ville
Ebmocke
Tata
Spoumtat
Lyon
Dr. Willams
William
Aleali
Parti Parvgsin
Heurstein
Pries
Mreeringie
Willian Montvine
Theatrical News On Richard Carvel And Robin Hood At Crawford Grand
Henry Clay Barnabee stars as the Sheriff of Nottingham in a Richard Carvel dramatization while Andrew Robson headlines the Grand with A Royal Box and The Irish Pawnbrokers. Topeka coverage notes Amelia Bingham’s grand tours and the Crawford’s Robin Hood revival with a large touring company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Barnabee
Nottingham
Crawford
Tostonians
Irish Pawnbrokers
Hichard Carvel
GRAND
Magdalen
Witch
Met
Boeing
Boston Us
Citiz
Ineh
New York
Topeka
Minneapollis
New Orleans
Opera Choten
Hokton- Inns
Carrie
Wales
Barnabee
Nottinghim
AnneDonald
John
Stutchford
George T Frothingham
Robin Head
Masta
Alien
Ambrella
Andrew Rabya
Rail engine feats overshadow Ben Hur on stage
Frank Meeker stars in Ninety and Nine at the Academy of Music as a New York romantic melodrama built around a railway engine. Ramsay Morris wrote the piece inspired by Ira Sanky’s hymn. The engine stunt dominates the show, delivering a dramatic chariot race like moment at a railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank MeKer
New York
Academy of Mute
New York Dispatch
Ramsay Morris
Ira D. Sank
Iim
At Clives Indiana A Stage Accident Delays Play
A theater scene near Clives Indiana described a stage mishap delaying a performance. An actor, the hero, leaps from a wagon onto the stage as stage machinery fails but scenery arches and wheels still move, delivering a vivid, if imperfect, spectacle. The crowd is assured the accident was managed by the stage manager and the audience sees a convincing illusion despite faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clives
Ind
Bens
New York
What’s in a Name Delis O Callahan Hits a Sour Note
The Cincinnati Enquirer critic complains about a misnaming of Delia O Cath an, tracing back to childhood days and Irish names. The piece notes the audience reaction to a chaperone character in a jungle themed school entertainment and questions why a mispronounced name draws attention.
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Delis O'Callahan
Tanken-Witmark
Mansense
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Belie
Delia O'Cath
Henry Miller to Perform Old English Favorite Morun in Cromwell’s Rime
Reading notes discuss Henry Miller impersonating Michael Morun in a new play The Master of the King's Company by Sarah Bernhard Miller and Mud WH ford The piece recalls Restoration era actor Charles Hart hailed as the English Roscius and linked Nell Gwyn and Castlemaine to Hart and Mohun. It cites Dryden praising Mohun and notes contemporary critics’ views on stage stars of that era.
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Henry Miller
Morun
Ane
Witter
Michael Morun
Sarah Bernhard Miller
Mud Whford
Ao Eytelration
Tie Landa
Chariew
Maggolin
Lele Torthcomine
Charles Hart
Ainet
Drutt Lane
Nell Gwyn
Nell
Hart
Penyson
Castlemaine
Micharl Mobut
Richard Stepie
Belnar Modern
Dryven
Mohun
Dry
Mohun and the Stage Career in the Civil War Era
A review of Mohun's acting career notes his rise from boy player to major in the Civil War cockpit, his work with Ben Jonson and Dryden influences, and later travels to Plagiar to vie on Low Countries frontiers. The piece also touches on contemporary theater figures and upcoming productions across New York and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katinka
Eric Havereaves
tErinker
Albert Lindsey
Katinks
John Strevs
Olivia
Arivker
Lindsey
Eric
Fosaile Knott
Ars Bosh
Mohit
Moune
Ben Jonain
Dryden
Swaninsly
Manionius
Cars
Clytius
Aithridates
Meliitut
Pepy
Rohan
Daxo
Hart
Charles
Betterton
Mohith
Charles T
Plager
Ben Jonson
Low Countries
Theatre World Gleams with London Stars and New York Plans
A sprawling report notes Richard Golden leads a grand North American tour with marquee names like Adolph Zink Fay Davis and William Gillette. It details promoters, new theaters in the tropics, and a raft of productions in rehearsal or opening, including A Chinene Honeymoon and Sherlock Hermes, with Royalty and agents shaping a bustling season.
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Richard Golden
Marion Kcd & Biantual Seung
Whytas Scar
Adolph Zink
Fay Davis
London
George Alexander
Charlot Weisttum
Wiliam
Faverstiunn
Woodline
New York
Helle Harper
Thostate
Shuberts
A. Chinew Spacemoon
Rogh On Ee
Richard Mansfield
Mloorm
Windy City
William Gillette
Menson
Springfeld
Mads
Sherlock Hermes
Mr Gillette
America
England
Pobly Chuide
The
Shuberte
Eaglich Hapartition
Virginia
Alice
Vincennes
Grace George
Julia Marlowe
William Braty
Chase Wiklingham
Peg Wolfington
Sire Brothers
Clyde Fitch
Milwaukee
Casey
Bat
Toseph Jefferron
Chloe
Ate Braeuone
Arthur, Etherington
George W. Laederer
Seabrook
Zella Frank
Pisherinaton
Carrie Hea
Tor
B. Trying
Drene Vanbrugh
Mayfair
Great
Hen Shields
Charles Connolly
Ute
Philadelphia
Phy Great Ruby Company
Great Phasey
Alhambra Theater
Taton
Feu
H. Yale
Sidney Ft. Bilis
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Strasburg
Copenhagen
Innes
Ronan
Mae
Kentonl
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Chas, Wolff Packing Co
Tele
Kaugzy
AOKI
Jackson
LM. Penwen
Demoss & Penwell
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Andrew Robson Soon
Will
Richard Carvel
Andrew Robson
Flowe
Winston Churchill
Leler Drew
Area Theater
Cl Coghlan
Fox la
Gogtian
Galveston
Fobpon
James Clivence
Coghlan
Rewa
Gertrude Coghlan
Robson
Maryland
Amelia Bingham
Miss Bingham
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Katinka Jenkins
Katine Ke
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Slater
Ifichard Carval
Grace van Druddifer
Postonians
W.J. Fergus
Ben Hur
Roselle Knott
W. J. Ferguson
Agnes Findley
Katherine Fisher
Alice Mellville
Laura Osborn
Marion Johnson
Eveline Haven
Alice Braham
Ethel Roseville
Franklyn Roberts
Daniel Jarrett Victor M. de Silke
Charles Mason
Harry Lillford
Bernard McGuire
Frederick Leet
George Spink
Madden Chambers
Swift
Xovnoees
Sousa
John Philip Sousa
Estelle Liebling
Grace Jenkins
Arthur Pryor
Edward
Edward VII
Iondey
Rowley & Snow's
Kansas Avenue
Edward Potter
Henry C. Potter
le Moyne
Variocq
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Pields
Sing Si
Muljone
Co Ban de
Frances Hodgson
Charles Warnut
Lamdon
Mooty Cristo
Haylee
Connters
Monte Casto
Sien EB Blaney
Charles Hawtrey
Milson Barrett
Mimoat Absolutey Tomises
Frank Dunn
Pane Graefort
New Crawford Theater
H.C. Barnabee and
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Robin Hood
Academy of Music
E. E. Rose
Herman Lieb
Oliver B. Collin
Thos. C. Hamilton
John W. Bennett
Hammond Dalley
Joseph McLaughiin
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the Company
Ferrers Knyvett
Hale Norcross
Krying Williams
John K. Newman
Richard Clarvey
John J. Crowley
Charles Know
Héna G. Brothers
Delia Clarke
Margaret Gallagher
Priscila Knowles
Caroline Mast
Josephine Adama
John B. Donovan
Empire Theater
Rowley & Snows
Cornelly
Mazie Trumbull and
Sullivan and
Mack
Foxy Quiller
Capitol Building
Coors
Topeka Laundry Co
Jackson St
Eva Harding
Virginia” Cor. 10Th and
Topeka Ave
A. W. Hopkins
W. Mf. Hopkins
Hopkins & Son
Merchant Police
Ser
Morrison St
Kansas
Reeuipe
Leonora
Ina
Hy Weiich
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