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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1911

Page

9

Plays and actors with weeks shows at Waterloo theater

The Great Morgan Stock company ends its Waterloo engagement tonight with A Cowboy's Sweetheart a western drama featuring strong climaxes and love stories. Arnoldo and his Leopards vaudeville act draws big crowds as Coburn Players visit Monday with Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew and Merry Mary on Tuesday led by Eddie Martyn a dancer and junior star trainee from Harlem track origins.

Morgan Stock Company Waterloo Arnoldo Leopards Coburn Mrs. Coburn Giles Shine J. Malcolm Dunn Charles Fleming Leopold Lane Henry Merry Mary Eddie Martyn Merry Mary” Company the Waterloo Harlem Buchanan Knapp Hoy Joe Yeager Sydney Love Worth Washington Hawthorne

Honey Boy Evans Minstrels and Sousa Band at Waterloo

Waterloo advertises George Evans Honey Boy Minstrels coming Friday November 17 with a new act, elaborate scenery, wardrobe and novelty acts. The Dixie Nerby musical comedy finale and The Five Banjo Friends are highlighted as refined acts. Sousa's Band of 60 performs Wednesday matinee, praised for rhythm and technique. The Girl in the Train and Dr Tinkle Tinker are scheduled to follow with high production values.

Geo. Evans George Evans Honey Boy Waterloo George Honey Boy” Evans Blackville George M. Cohan Sousa The Antipodes the Waterloo Charles Dillingham New York George ‘Evans

Special Train Built to Move 60 People and Scenery

An organization requires a special train to transport 60 people and the scenery and other effects. The plan involves loading unique stage elements and coordinating travel without normal passenger services.

Mutical Organization

Opposition to sex education in schools voiced in Des Moines

President Homer H. Seerley of Iowa State Teachers College spoke to the Tawa Congress of Mothers and PTAs on The Problems Most Neglected In the Home. He urged private, moderate, and cautious approach to sex education, warning public lecturing risks and the loss of modesty. Also notices on Foley’s cough remedies from L. W. Taggart urging use of original products.

Des Moines Homer H. Seerley Iowa State Teachers’ College Vedar Walls Tawa Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Association

Waterloo real cafeteria touted by traveling man

Marshalltown Times-Republican reports on Waterloo boasting the first real cafeteria in Iowa with California style features. A traveling salesman cites two Los Angeles women who built a bakery to cafeteria span earning 79 000 in five years, urging towns to open similar establishments. Also advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as safe for all ages.

Marshalltown Times - Republicans Waterloo Iowia California Los Angeles

J Nelson Dies After Long Illness in Independence

Independence, Indiana, Nov. 11 J Nelson a longtime resident died in a local hospital after an illness of five years. Born in Denmark he came to Buchanan county in 1571 and was once a significant landowner in the area.

Independence J. Nelson Mr. Nelson Denmark Tie Buchanan County

Mrs Coffin Wins Alimony But No Divorce In Hawkeye Case

Fort Dodge report states Mrs. Coffin received back alimony of 200 while denied a divorce. Judge Albrook noted her firm demeanor on the witness stand and found Mr. Coffin’s purpose was to secure control of his charity work after death. The old gentleman was valued around 150000 dollars.

Fort Dodge Coffin Albrook Ile Mian & Sears

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