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TAKES BACK HOUSE.SK2tiOTI.VrtO*ft WEIIE COXCUDIilD TOO A Y WHICH WILL RESULT IX IHPOK I AM' CltAKGJS AT THIS lt;UlA9t0.Jotin 1C, W!lftfl«xiiM. the Proprietor of That InKlluiloii, Will oit Monday Kraume the Actlvc Cfindoct unil Coutrol-fl^Thc Old Polity of Hfidi«;rnlt;U- Oil«» Kltfht §t«nd« In (o He II e v I v r d— lie tnl l».44Honest John** Williams, the modoat, unassuming' and shrinking—yet earnest, intelligent and honorable gentleman, who is known the length and breadth of the land, amon* theatrical people, and likewise respected and esteemed by them—the man who, in Ids unobtrusive way and by his unobtrusive methods, made Oshkoah~a small Wisconsin town—the “beat one nisht stand in America, is shortly again to come into his own.Next Monday. April 27, Mr Williams resumes active control oI the Oshkosh Grand opera house. While Mr. Williams has retained the ownership of that theater* It has, for some time, been operated under a lease executed by him to Butterfleld Hetman, one of the* largest theatrical companies In the United States.Negotiation,!*, which have been In progress for some weeks and whU;h had for their pui'pose the termination or the lease and the return of the opera housei / t + rw n mm. i-i/t *~r'i j-l. 4 rt 'fl ml rtAAOtl /ill /'rtfl a
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, US

Sat, Apr 25, 1914

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