Halfmoon Voyage Recalled in Hudson Era Discourses
The article recounts Henry Hudson’s 1609 voyage aboard the Half Moon for the Dutch East India Company, his search for a northeast passage, the crew’s trials near Newfoundland and Delaware Bay, and the voyage’s aftermath including later commemorations. It details pay, risk, and the mutinous fate of Hudson and the ship, plus 1909–1960 commemorations and replicas.
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Amsterdam
Batavia
Siberia
Nova Zembia
Jodocus Hondius
Peter Plantius
Dutch East India Co
East India Company
Hudson
Northwest Passage
Chesapeake Bay
Delaware Bay
New Jersey
Carl Carmer
John Coleman
Black River
Coleman
England
Netherlands
Discovery
John
Mauritius
Holland
Juel
America
Utrecht
Hudson-Fulton Commission
Albany
Cohoes
Canvass Street
Troy
Popolopen Creek
van Schaick Island
Flop On Broadway Sold Film Maker
New York AP reports a failed Broadway melodrama titled We Have Always Lived in the Castle is being adapted for film by Compass Productions. George Schaefer said rights price was not announced and noted the Broadway flop deterred high bidders. The show ran nine performances on Broadway at a cost to backers.
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New York
Hollywood
Compass Productions
George Schaefer
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Halfmoon
British
Muscovy Co
China
Greenland
Spitzbergen
Smith
North America
Panama
Pacific Ocean
New York State
John Hudson
Newfoundland
Nova Francia
Maine
Kennebec River
Navesink Highlands
New York Bay
Verrazano
Algonkin
Albany Bay
van Neteren
Lit- He Patroon Island
Juet
British Museum