Charley's Aunt Farce Attracts New York Audiences
In New York on October 10 the farce Charley's Aunt draws strong crowds with brisk business and lively performances. The review highlights the production, the cast led by Geraldine Frohman, and notes the play's humor and mistaken-identity antics. The article also references the influence of English theater and mentions Mme Janauschok and two American actresses in relation to contemporary productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charley
Abe
Natbel
Lord Trabberry
England
Geradot
Girmance
Mice Martory
Phestrical Bureau
Doubtful Cash for Row of Buildings on Pith Avenue
The item notes uncertainty over paying cash for a row of brown sane buildings on Pith avenue. It mentions Mme Jac gugebick as a longstanding philanthropist who rarely receives credit for her charitable acts. The piece previews upcoming musical events and theatre figures, including Slivinski, Pathe, and Mansfield, with references to engagements and venues in New York.
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Pith Avenue
Mme. Jac Gugebick
Pever
Paderewak
Burriale 8
Slivinski
Joseph Stivineker
Ignace Paderowsk
Madieag Square
Mécca
Vinshe
Rubinstein
Padecewsk
Adelina Patth
Carnegin
Tess
Inter
Richard Mansilela
Leary Irving
Lipluckly
Jerchant
Vexico
Mr. Mansfield
Thas Guiy
Heremann
Abbey
Notorious financiers prey on victims in three cities
A harsh panorama profiles Francis Weeks of New York Frank Lappen of Milwaukee and Louis Menage of Minneapolis, dubbed Weeks the Society Swindler Lappen the Milwaukee Plunger and Menage the Minneapolis Napoleon of Finance. The trio allegedly bled hundreds of victims, stole millions through staged mortgages and fake endorsements, and fell as their schemes collapsed under investigation. The article traces Weeks loans to real estate ventures in Wisconsin, Lappen’s rapid expansion and multibank loans, and Menage’s thirty five firms and a two million plus fraud through fake notes.
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Francis H. Wooks
New York Society
Frank Lappen
Milwaukee
Louis Menage
Minnespolis
Millinas
Back
J. Floresca Witton
Jim the Penman
Dickens
Danas
Francis Henry Weeks
New York
Frank Lappon
Menage
Minneapolis
Francis I
Francis
Metropolitan
Century
The
City
Union
University
St Anthony's
Democratic
Player's Clubs
Har Association
Metropolis
Ownll Secuety
Saya
Wistéra
Miases
Betty
Fanny
Mary Davies
Costa Rica
Weeks
Uusus
Wisconsin
Land and River Improvement Company
West Superior
West Superior Iron and
Frank Lapper
Amourth
Hils
John Plankington
Lappen
Pinklngton Bank
Robert Hill
Wisconsin National Bank
Hill
Tapapen
Alenage
Napoleon
Louis F. Menage
Northwestern Guality Loan Company
Religio
Providence
New Bedford
Mass
Aeon
T Louin F. Menage
Min
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Brandas ‘Thomas
Chartey
Wat Hut
Hracuian
Brasilisa
Mme. Janauschok
United States
Uhip
Cale
Oie
Sale
Russel
Dlelays
Joe JeMorson
Stork Vompartea
Daly's
Hoe
Ord
America
Ahit
Milusa Ahern
Keith's
Ahern
Gray Halen
Mr. Krith
Burns
Dorrit
Mr. Merdle
Merdle
Apell
Nage
Oconomowoc
Neapolis
Hoston
Montana
Washington
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Galveston
Texas
Northwestern Guaranty Loan Company
Minnespalls
Isa
Northwestern Maranty Loan Papy
Rosie Satake
Frank
Jareen
Lataten
Lovis Menage
NEW Advertis
Koff Street
Las Thos. Hornerook
Hoge & Bro
Mallet Street
Eneral Repair Works
Columbia
Kiel
Motel
Columbia Ladies’ Safety
Aouza
Columbia Racing Safety
Market Street
Balanes
Fiat
Tean
Jos, Graves
Sham Mollers
Wheeling Wire Works
Es Wire Works, Teas Allison, Yeas
Furniture
J. W. Blatchley
Ifou
Blatchley
Marinedead
Telephone 440
NUM & Bailey
Wheeling
Rgest
Batu
Imre Kiralpy
Columbus
Cleeves
Hi Care
Olympia
Cosiuaies
Corps DU Ballet Manom
Porthy
Ceristayner
Cate
Ropers
Risary
United Stars
Karnery
ML Daars
Karler
Griot
Wana
F. W. Penmer
Teeretved Numier
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