Notes of the Shows and Theatres in a busy season
The article surveys theater notes with mentions of cast, returning stars, and pending productions. It highlights Mr. Hackett's anticipated spring return, a new show called Tip Top, Fred Stone’s One Night in Rome, and Raymond Bitencock’s band in Boston. It also touts new and upcoming productions at major venues in Chicago and New York, including Adam and Eva at LaSalle, Thy Storm in New York, and Checkers revival in Chicago.
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Ang
Mr. Hackett Wit
Keown
Fred Stone
Raymond Bitencock
Boston
Rts
Adam and
Eva
New York
LaSalle Theatre
Chicago
Cyril Keightier
Molix McIntyre
Middle Age Armor Too Small For Modern Men
Physiologists report after measuring hundreds of skeletons that men today are one to two centimeters taller than medieval counterparts. We possess their armor and show shoulders that would not fit the steel corselets of forefathers. Knights’ harness was lighter than commonly believed, with complete armor rarely exceeding about forty pounds.
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Museum of Artiliers
Hors emen and burden of the horse in Rank of Page note
The fragment notes horsemen bearing burden, mentions Helmet Lodge EH of P supplying 6:30 Monday and work in the Rank of Page.
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Helmet Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emrind
Audfierium
Bigeos
Coser
Mabel
Waterino Theatr
Fiske O'Hara
Hampden
Y. Fesnet
York
Bes
Lasaw Ifmuma
Ea’ Wyn
Tidinois Theatre
Seema
Chicazu
Princess Theatre
Broadway
Nance O'Neil
Shuberts
Shubert Central
Checkers
Little Whopper
Waterloo Theatre
Altman
Commercial St
Hall
Sycamore St
Waterloo Theater
Busby Bros
John G. Getz
Myra Brown
BIG Beauty
Schick
Waverly
Ssehick
Waterloo
Busby Beos
Walter
SE Bay
Ace Orro
Ser Rudolph
Eye Ae Mee
Casino-N
The
Princess
Harold
LLOYD
Peer of All Fun Makers
International Lyceum
Leavitt & Johnson Bldg
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Hobart Bosworth
Lloyd Hughes and
Grace Darmond
Bosworth
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