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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1908
Page
10
A brief item notes a confusing directive about making something into a .yd format. The article mentions no specific people or organizations and provides minimal readable detail beyond the instruction itself.
The piece surveys theater life with notes on Stuart Robson Jr delaying engagements to finish schooling, Denman Thompson’s birthday and The Old Homestead performances, legal actions against managers, embezzlement charges involving Ryan G. Quinn, and updates on Blanche Walsh, Miss O Neil, Rankin, Margaret Illington, and other stage figures.
Charles E Blaney stages a sensational melodrama at Polls featuring Jack Dorris the jail breaker in From Sing Sing to Liberty. The piece, written by Harry Clay Blaney, headlines at Polls on Friday with matinee and night shows.
Last day of the engagement at Jacques with Mr and Mrs Gardner Crane in Mrs Crane's new act Pixiey Prodigal Parents. An excellent bill is announced for next week headlined by Barrowe Lane company in an original farce by Jean Pardee Clark.
The Waterbury lodge of Elks plans a grand fair with numerous acts including Billy Yan and Rosina Cassell. Souvenirs may yield big fortunes, and the charity event aims to fund new lodge quarters. A touring car draws crowds as visitors seek entry to the prize race and select Elks welcome newcomers.
A series of dances receptions and social events listed across venues including Buckingham hall East Main street Music hall Red Men’s hall Hamilton hall and many others. Highlights include Halloween masquerade dance at Rick's Dancing Academy and a grand social ball by City Fife Drum and Bugle.
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