Aristocracy in New York and London Stage Review
A lengthy review discusses the stage play Aristocracy, depicting Jefferson Stockton's quest for social acceptance through American and European society. It traces plots in London and New York, the fraught marriage, and the moral tensions among stockton, Virginia, and the aristocratic circle. The piece praises performances by Wilton, Thompson, Faversham, Bond, Piggott, Allen, Walsh, and others, noting sharp satire of wealth and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Old World
Jefferson Stockton
San Francisco
Stockton
London
Marquis of Normandale
Marquis
America
Virginia Stockton
Stuyvesant Laurence
Emil von Haldenwald
Virginia
Laurence
Prince von Haldenwald
Princ von Haldenwald i
Vienna
Paris
Rascal
Duke de Vieny-Volante
Mr. Howard
Frotman
Aristocrac
Wilton
Musicale ticket sales boost Barnesville crowd for Rosa Nace
In Barnesville on Monday evening the Opera House is expected to be packed for Rosa Bonhour Nace the local musician after seven years of European study. Other items note a Thanksgiving wedding between Dallas Hobbs and Meriam Shephert and a well attended Masonic Hall dinner that netted a profit for the ladies of the M E church. Reports of local events include Epworth League social in Bradfield Hall a Watt family reunion and Jr O U A M service plans at the M E church. Charles Eaton takes a new B and O freight ice position in Pittsburgh and a new tagstone pavement is being laid at Arch and Church streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bansesvile
Rosa Bonhour Nace
Nace
Europe
Dallas Hobbs
Meriam Shephert
Masonic Hall
M. E
Epworth League
Bradfield’s
Watt
W. Watt
T. W. Lane
W. H. Wilson
G. E. Bradfield
John Grayem
Wm. Harris
Hag le Woodward
Hague & Woodward
Medley
Lewis Stewart
Zanesville
S. of V
Bradferd’s Hall
John Morris
Josie Collins
Charles Eaton
Pittsburg
Epee League
Gail Hibbard
Arch
Church Streets
Presbyterian Church
Disciples Church
Community notices and social updates in Fairmont area
Local brief items describe visits and guests across Fairmont and nearby towns, including Mrs. Bartlett of Mannington visiting relatives, Miss Georgie Martin of Boothaville staying with Mina Ogden, and Flora Shinn of Washington D C visiting Miss Mattie Cochran. There are hunting trip reports, university students home for Thanksgiving, a church society event, and street paving completion from the bridge to Crawford's store. A Mountain City dancing class event and social gatherings are noted, along with local residents moving rooms and a promotional note on a carriage manufactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnest
W. Va
McCoys
Fred Bartlett
Mannington
Chas. Pride
Norfolk
Georgie Martin
Boothaville
Mina Cora Ogden
Flora Shinn
Washington, D. C
Mattie Cochran
Luke Amos
John Meredith
Wiil Hall
W. Hupp Sands
Houston Brown
University
P. H. Shields
Kittaoning
Christian Endeavor Society
M. P. Church
Crawford's Store
Mountain City
Crawforde Eae Ee
Seepheore
Morgantows
A Daselag
Lyons’ Orchestra
Ed Tester
Curt Fleming
Creters
Aristocracy and the American Millionaire in Bronson Howard's Play
Special correspondence notes Bronson Howard's Aristocracy seen at Palmer's Theatre as a stylish satire on wealth buying entry to society. Critics praise rich stage pictures and Viola Allen’s Virginia, while faulting excess and caricature of Old World aristocracy. In Crevetann, Yerkes plans a telescope gift to Chicago University with a half million dollar endowment and observatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rectater
New York
Palmer's
Bronson Howard
Bryce
United States
England
Howard
Mr. Howard
Marguis
Normandale
Hood’s Erratic Influence Over Brain Described
Fragmentary report describes Mr. August Hood, a six year old boy in a Laughiin Nal play, facing severe conditions that affect his brain. Observers note agitation and distress tied to illness, seeking relief and care from Don P.O. William setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augast Hood
Don P.O
Iitile
Hamie
Linmiedlaue
Fragmentary OCR From Local Page Forces Brief Card
The readable fragments hint at names and places on a historical page. It references Copeland, Metical, and a potential event or listing. Details are incomplete, but the surviving words suggest a notice or brief note tied to a location and possibly a date or quantity.
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Tia Blonde
Wruwerty
Wan Kaw
Naly
Arietocracy
Europass Arielocracy
Ely Kink
San Pren- Ty
Nan
Tay Penaeriatocracy
Blanche Front
Gilibe Vere de Voros
Jake
Charles Coghlan
Shedress
Autles
Foe Maen
Wrosdeloth
Sheik & CO Jo
The
Devense
Agenucus
Bremoter
Fritz Williams
Moos
Nat Goodwin
Dixey
Barrymore
Herbert Kobey
Kid Bol
Joe Holland
Eas
Tearle
Recarl
Delonico
Eile
Union
Abe
Miss Hoyata
Boyd
Cheyenne
Misa Boyd
Ubeyenas
Wyoming
Central Committee
Harrison
Mies Boyd
Panis
Worth
Tony
Anruff
Margherita of
Waly
Russia
Europa
Louis Seles
Mugance
Petunia
M. Worth
Hannibal
Charles Mubleman
Jake Weegtly
H. K. Bedford
Hyer
Elia Stevens
Columbus
John Potts
Ravenswood
Burlay
Chestnut Hills
John Dunlap
Minnie O'Neill
Sylvanus
Mike Cambell
Reeon- Am
Chantestos
White
Clara Webb
Danvium
Thonof J. A. Lee
North Danville
Schief
Diana
Mrs. Stockton
Tam
Prince
Maman Ballor
TOR
Barnesville
Fairmont
Catal
Santos
Mise Blancha Walsh
Uror
Carroll Streat
Buffel N.Y
Viola Allen
Miss * Hall
Telegeo
HOWE
MR. Hood
Chet & Blade
Di¢Zy
Gould
the Copeland Metical
Main St
Wheelie
W. H. Copeland
Bell
Davis
Bevdent Vet
Pater Pa
D.C. _KURN
Graine
Glatt
Si J
Paiste Pulbiant Sree
Wheeling Wcs
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