Belasco Theatre Taming of the Shrew with Sothern and Marlowe
William Sothern and Julia Marlowe headline a lively Belasco presentation of The Taming of the Shrew on February 6 1911 with Vincentio Petruchio and a strong supporting cast. The review lauds Marlowe’s charm and Sothern’s robust Petruchio while praising staging costuming and witty stage business, noting Miss Marlowe’s ankle injury but her enduring performance.
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Land Marlowe
Julia Marlowe Rian
Noah Lamison
Lenore Chippendale Curtis
Eugenia Woodward Fage
Katherine
Whelmia Wells
William Shakespeare
Hy Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
National Theater
Belasco
Sothern
Southern
Petruchio
Lis Malvolio
Kate
Vincentlo
Alisa Marlowe
Rowland Rickstone
Albert 8
Automobile World updates from famed shows and tire talks
Coverage reports district agency changes for Woodworth Treads and new displays by Cook Stoddard and Soules in Washington shows. Notes salesroom exhibitions and executive appointments at Stiles Company and Horseless Age reps. Mentions Armstrong absence due to family illness and Imperial Motor Company plans for White cars Rauch electrics showroom move. Discusses tire life from repeated flexing and air pressure, plus Minneapolis convention highlighting 1911 Cole 30 speedster and 2.5 E M F 30s sold in Minnesota.
Columbia Heights Citizens Plan Free Hospital and Dispensary
A Columbia Heights Citizens Association meeting voted to form a board of managers to establish and operate a free dispensary and emergency hospital nearby. An emergency ambulance was ready at Freedmen's Hospital but did not meet local needs. New members elected include Capt. EB F Rigas John L Bardroff Frank W Belgrano J W Niepold Is B Little WL Springer F 3 Springer Ir G T Sherwoods Dr G W Berton Gen A Meyers and Charles E H Gross.
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Columbia Heights
Columbia Heights Citizens' Association
Freedmen's Hospital
Volumba Heights
Capt
EB. F. Rigas
John L. Bardroff
Frank W. Belgrano
J. W. Niepold
Is. B. Little
L. Springer
Springer
G T. Sherwoods
G. W. Berton
Gen. A. Meyers
Charles EH. Gross
TELLS COURT SHE S HEIRESS IN CHICAGO
Mrs George Henderson, who says she was Miss Marguerite Wilson and daughter of C E Wilson, heir to 1.6 million, was arrested with her husband on a bad check charge. A. A. Braun says a 64 dollar check for car rental was worthless. She testified the traction company officials gave her a blank checkbook to write checks. She claimed a mistaken identity and a rapid marriage occurred after her father’s death. A gown maker also reported an unhonored 19 1/2 dollar gown payment.
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Gother
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Camille
National Theater
Bernhardt
Mme. Bernhardt
Armand Duval
Armand
Vrapce
M. Tellegen
Canille
M. Maxudian
Mme. Desroches
Olympe
Chicago
George Henderson
Marguerite Wilson
C. EB. Wilson
Interurban Traction Company
New York
A. A. Braun
Braun
The Cave Lady by Grace Hartwell Mason
The Cave Lady is a brilliant story featured in The Post Monthly Magazine Section to be issued next Sunday. Grace Hartwell Mason writes the tale with illustrations by W. D. Stevens, both promised to be of thrilling interest.
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Grace Hartwell Mason
Post
W. D. Stevens
Household meals split by gender in a plain kitchen tale
A fragment argues that when the man is away the woman improvises meals from a refrigerator for a simple lunch and a later dinner. It asserts men crave regular, wholesome food while women favor simple meals at the kitchen table, debating which approach serves best.
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Tos
Nom
Walter J. Enright
I J
McGhle
St. Nw
Rieg's Express
M. Toto
Prize contest rules with multiple awards and dividends
The document lists a prize scheme with many awards including cash, jewelry, and merchandise. Each prize ties to a dividend equal to multiples of the subscription amount paid by the winning contestant. Entries cost 50 or 70 cents and a contestant may win multiple prizes.
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Priso
Post
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Alexandre Bivson
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Ringer
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Sstonairs
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Afiller Bro
Automobile
Supviv House
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Woodworth
Vhis
Cook & Stoddard Company
McIntyre
Stiles Companys
Joseph C. Stiles
Alan —. Trew
Soules Company
W. H. McBurney
Pope Automobile Company
Armstrong
Linstern
Armstrong Wall
Imperial Motor Company
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Rauch & Lang
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Massapequa
Frederick N. Whitley
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