Metropolitan Papers Praise Dramatic Season Classics
Critics hail absorbing drama with lines like triumph and success. Reviews from Burns Mantle Amy Leslie A I Hall Percy Hammond Warren McIntyre Alan Dale and others applaud the production as season’s best, holding audiences breathless in a big dramatic hit.
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Burns Mantle
Tribune
Amy Leslie
News
S'rikes Home
A_ I. Hall
Journal
Percy Hammond
Post
Grat
Warren McIntyre
New York Tribune
Alan Dale
Evening Journal
Times
Acon Davies
Sun
Washington and area travel notes fill local page
Local entries report numerous passengers departing for Des Moines Burlington West Chester and Havre with visits to Washington and Keota. Doctors and clergy are listed with a church service announced for Trinity Episcopal church. A veteran recounts recovery from lung trouble after using Dr Kings New Discovery with weight gain and health restoration noted.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
Dr. King
J. E. Lemmon
Local residents make short visits around Havre and beyond
A. R. K. Allen of Havre rode home after a city day trip. Mrs. Eli Scranton visiting from Oklahoma City will journey to Muscatine later this week to visit relatives. Mrs. Sidney Anderson arrived from Rock Island and stays with her parents, the Rileys, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConahey and daughters from Washington state, former Havre residents, are visiting relatives and friends. Geo. H. Paul Albert Peterson and Ralph Shannon left for Corpus Christi Texas yesterday morning and expect about ten days there.
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H. T. Nutt
Winfield
M. Z. Steinmetz
Ainsworth
J.S. Martin
West Chester
W. H. Rhodes
Wellman
W. H. Hartman
Burdington
Henry Wasson
Edith Jayne
D. H. Jayne
R. S. Kirkpatrick
Keota
John Kirkpatrick
Dr. Thompson
Letts
Martin Denison
G. Tucker
Havre
J. E. Harvey
Slano
N. M
Rock Island
A. RK. Allen
Eli Scranton
Oklahoma City
Muscatine
Sidney Anderson
W. H. Riley
Frank McConahey
Washington State
Geo. H. Paul
Albert Peterson
Ralph Shannon
Corpus Christi
Texas
Water rents due at F. L. Stoke Drug Store brief notice
Water rents are due and payable at the F. L. Stoke Drug Store. Charley Guzeman remains ill with lumbago and is relieved in the South school janitorship by W. Shanafelt. Oliver Todd of Washington Iowa returned home after visiting his daughter Mrs August Blasing on Fulham avenue. J A Brock of Harper, a passer, plans to rent a nearby farm and move his family. Shanafelt cannot go home due to quarantine. Beatrice Smith, his granddaughter, has scarlet fever in a light form.
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F. L. Stoke Drug Store
Charley Guzeman
South School
W. Shanafelt
Oliver Todd
Washington
Iowa
August Blasing
Fulham Avenue
Muscatine
J. A. Brock
Harper
Beatrice Smith
Coquelin Joins Paris Sub Rosa Club by Wit
French actor Benoit Constant Coquelin, famed for Moliere roles, died recently near Paris. The Boulogne native rose from baker’s son to stage star, gaining entry to Paris’s Sub Rosa club by a silent test involving a water-filled glass and a bread ball ballot.
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Benoit Constant Coquelin
Port-aux-Dames
Paris
Vramwe
Moliere
Theatre Francais
Coquelin
Boulogne-sur- Mer
Rostand
Cadet
M. Coquelin
Boulogne Theater
Run General
Sub Rosa
Sub Rosa Club
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Metropolitan Papers
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Des Moines
Trinity Episcopal Church
W. S. iLeete
Davenport
Ocal News
Frank Martin
Lexington
Wm. Jugenheimer
Arthur Long
Edna
R. J. Dawson
Olds
National
J. W. Lemley
F. Longnecker
C. D. Dozier
Buxton
Agnes Long
Fred Diller
John Skipton
Richland
Ottawa
Kansas
Joe Simerman
Wayne
Simerman
Buffalo
N. Y
Coqueli
France
Haanlom Ott
Cardus
M. A. St. Clair
Eskdale
W. Va
Cardui
Wagenhall & Kemper Co
Eugene Walter
Graham Opera House
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