The Theater Of The Future By A Manager’s Vision
A New York manager imagines a 1950s theater world of arcades and elevated technology. He envisions a 10 000 seat building with electric drosskies, a royal smoking parlor, free telephones, a grand electric orchestrian, wireless communication, and a silk screen curtain. The design foresees remote stage control, air powered scenery, and a shift from live orchestras to phonographic accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poughkeepsie
Broadway
Metropolitan Opera House
Auditorum
Future Theater Innovations and 1950s Projections
A visionary piece describes electric reflectors creating cinema lighting unlike present day magnesia. It foresees automatic ticketing, seat validation via slot machines, and electronic occupancy control, plus strict fashion laws and evolving stage tech shaping a modern theater. Also notes athletic crew plans and yacht race prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti
Bureau of Exchange
Stables of Skaters Shape Semi Professional Speed
A new feature in speed skating this year is the semiprofessional air created by dividing skaters into "stables" run by managers. These managers, likely amateur enthusiasts, pay the expenses of the skaters for love of the sport rather than profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Princeton
General Paine
Boston
Jacob Gaudanz
England
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Hancock
Peterson
Sears
Darragh
Folwell
Jack
Hickson
Lyon
Rauch
Sinclair
Oglesby
Kelsey
Russell
Patterson
Benton
Shainberg
Hunter
Tismer
McConnell
Herr
Mears
A. B. Walker
Ailsa
Britannia
Four swift skaters vie for the skating crown of America
John Johnson, the reigning skating king, faces strong rivals including John N Nilsson of Minneapolis and Harley Davidson of Toronto. Nilsson wins hard races, Davidson claims multiple Canadian and US titles, while J N McCulloch of Winnipeg and Harry Hulse show notable speed feats. A recent national meet near Newburg ended amid a disputed finish and pugnacious behavior by Donoghue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
America
John N. Nilsson
Minneapolis
Amateur Skating Association of Canada
Montreal
Nilson
Johnson
Olaf Rudd
Howard Moshier
Harley Davidson
Harold Hagen
Nilsson
Toronto
Davidson
Culloch
J. N. Nillson
Sion
United States
Joseph F. Donoghue
Joe Donoghue
Jim Donoghue
Clarence Clark
Jos Donoghue
Harry Hulse
Sqorld
John &. Johnson
Hulse
Atlantic
Newbury
N XY
Donoghue
Newburg
Joe Ponoghue
Grain and feed prices from Wheat to Oil Meal list
Prices for Spring Wheat at pat.100 sack four sacks 4.00 Winter Wheat 95 B per sack four sacks 3.80 Electric Light 70 9 per sack four sacks 2.00 Snow Flake 65 per sack deacks 2.60 Baled Hay per cwt 0.80 Baled Straw per cwt Oil Meal per cwt
Exchange Advertisement Promises First-Class Service
An advertisement touts the Exchange as first class in every respect with mention of a sample room and rates at 1.06 dollars per day indicating lodging or room rental offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Accade
A. H. Canby
Francis Wilson
Kilison
McCulloch
U.S
C.a.snow &Co
Patent Office
Washington
Vitalis
Eure
Calumet Renedy Company
Chicago
Siegfried & Fa
HAY Fever! and Corp
Hale
Sun
Aces
J. FrankLin Jamison
Puritan Publishing CO
Aweek Exclustee
Ihab
Columbus
O. 1
W. P. Harrison & CO
T. O. Slater & Co
Bissell
Milford
Goshen
Landers, Ferry and Clark
Manning, Bowman & Co’s
Pearl Agate
Winslow
Water Street
Warren, PA
Sol
W.jarvis
WaterStreet
Ilen & Langley
Ackley & Wheelock
Terial
Rogers Block
Warren Miles CO
Corn Screenings Corp
Buehel Oats
Hirt & Bauman
War Ram, P.A
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