Theatrical News Second Engagement in Loulie Stuart’s Comedy
The Grace Hayward company returns to the Crawford for a week amid promising reviews and a lineup that includes Isidore Rush and Pritt H. Ryley. The Grand hosts Recher in New York and other items on stage life, with notes on casting, hair color debates, and production details shaping a busy theater week.
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Eerey Sunchconnen
Meen
New York
Wriday
Tassie Stuer
Stuart
Hia Fket
Florodora
Grace Hasward
Ew Crawford
Dick Ferris
Pe Snetor
Grace Pany
Ferrie
Lyceum
Minneapolis
The Virginian star names and stage talk in 1930s style
The article recalls actors and fans in a lively talk of Southern actors in "The Virginian" and "The Denale Bee Bush" with anecdotes from Charley Grapewin and others. It notes Southern roots, shifts in casting, and a broader view of theater life including London gossip and humorous backstage moments.
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Denale
Mason
Years Of Suffering From Heart Disease
fragmented OCR text describes a person claiming relief from heart disease using a product named Heart Cure. The passage references gratitude for benefits and mentions medical concerns before improvement, but the text is garbled with unlikely claims and missing details about dates, places, or verifiable facts.
Ban on blondes reshapes Broadway look
Broadway mourns as theater managers order a brunette majority on stage. The shift imposes peroxide bans and changes in color schemes with actresses urged to darken hair. A hairdresser notes blondes will fade from beauty standards within a year as salons adapt to this new policy.
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Teresa Taube
Druselte
Woythera
Broadway
Mr. la
Mathins
da Shelie
Miss Muthins
Tru
la Shellie
Sunday Press
Pawtucket
Stageland
Ateae
Shmart
Lok
Irish baronet traps overheated crowd with quick wit
In a crowded scene a tense moment sparked as Chaeesy Cumar Thomas taunted the Irish baronet. The baronet answered with sharp wit, saying the heat made it too hot to continue, leaving onlookers amused and relieved.
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Chaeesy Cumar Thomas
Miss Russell's Troubles at Weber and Fields
The passage describes Miss Russell clashing with the company and her daughter's behavior. It mentions the daughter’s convent education, independence, and clashes over theater entry. The text notes Miss Russell's distress and her complaints about the young crowd and social pressures.
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Weber and Fields
Godere
Allien
Teddy Solyears
Er Gsuanic
Miss Russell
Jana
Haslem
Rus
Eye strain blamed for extended misery in literary figures
The Lonfun Lancet’s August 1 essay, cited by editor Gould, argues that long suffering and headaches among writers like Wegner, Dar win, Huxley, Browning, Spencer, and Parkman stemmed from eye strain. The remedy proposed is the wearing of proper spectacles to ease headaches insomnia and nervousness noted in the discussion.
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Was- Ber
Lisst
Uplig
Wesendonck
de ‘Gould
American Sinascine
Wegner
Ike
Cerlyle
Darwin
Huxley
Browning
Spencer
Parkman
Lear
Pain and progress in medical debates of the era
The piece discusses Dr Gould and Wagner, arguing for the influence of dyes on suffering and the slow progress toward recognizing strain as a cause. It condemns cruel obstinacy among some physicians and ophthalmologists who deny the link, while praising mathematical minds who offer excuses for past errors.
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Wagner
Gould
I Wagner
Theatrics Notes and Cast Rumors From New York Stage
The article discusses Pattie Millie Jemew considering a role in Thref Littin Maite, recent shifts in cast for The Treater Brothers in London, and various engagements and debuts across New York and Brooklyn. It notes Orrin Butler claiming Washington as business manager, upcoming performances, and changes in management for next season.
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Pattie Millie Jemew
Delys Theater
New York
Minnie Ashley
London
Warde
Alexander
Orrin Butler
Washington
Bradj
Garis
Charles Frohman
Bo Rosa
Mitenayle
Fatoe
Tor
Yolande Wallace
Sivan
Boston
L Fiectors Garten
J. W. Dam
Skipper & Go
Nas
Hash & Wher
Darel
Charlie T. Aldrich
Hilla ‘Thomas
Mostra
Pice
Fowers
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