New York Theatre Press Mixes Opera and Drama Critique
A London style review highlights New York stage life with praise for Mansfeld's company and Gustave Danher's musical program while railing against The Second Mrs Tacqueray as unsuitable for American audiences. It notes Hinrichs operatic company at Gardve Theatre and repeated runs of Cavalleria and Pagliacci with star performers.
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Richard Manetere
Hermanns Cosy
Mansfinid
New York Theatre- Wotra
Mansfeld
Hime
Who
Gustave Danher
Peaceful Valley to Be Continued at Daly’s Theater Next Week
Notes of the New York stage report Daly’s Theatre will run Peaceful Valley next week. Anna Burch and Hayden Society, Boston, engaged for Messiah performances. Marthan the famed French violinist departs Helms for Vienna to study a new Scotch suite with Burck. Grand Opera House features The Midnight Alarm, a farce receiving praise nationwide. Crowder and Sheridas at Lyceum continue to delight audiences as The Second Mrs. Tanqueray extends. Changes at Star Theatre shift curtain time to 8 pm. Carlotta Desvignes to sing in upcoming music festivals. Joseph Jefferson begins a October 5 tour after a health recovery. Walnut Street Theatre presents Hip Van Winkle with a strong company. The Prodigal Daughter marks its 150th American Theatre performance with a commemorative trophy. New production of Dia Strobwitswe and She Grace Widow receive praise on tour. Bilprecht and Hildebrandt plot unfolds amid marriage intrigue and comic misadventure. Old Kentucky and a shuffled cast bring lively scenes to the stage. Lincoln impersonation appears briefly on The Bor Sign. November 6 to see Clarity Roderick Fels at Nitin’s with a notable cast. William Barry’s Irish comedy at Columbus promises strong crowds. Agnes Herndon features in two new society dramas, amid New York theatre chatter.
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Hace
Hayden Society
Boston
Hear! Marthan
Roliaiat
Helms
Vienna
Mar Burck
Grand Opera
Lwst
Jobo Drew
Basn
Lew
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Crowder
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Sheridas
Lyceum
Star Theatre
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Berle
Bildebrands
Prosrows Publishing Bras
Wpeks
Ernest Wilprecht
Wilderprands
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Lavonias
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Oaks Eva
Wally Proutave
Sildebrandt
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Broun
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Gaviolus
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Meluart
Haltimore
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Assassa
Miedelbrandt
Eva
Relures
Hildebrandt
Wodty
Union
Bishzelieve
Lavonius
Lavonius Amatiers
Abraham Lincoln
Roderick Fels
Nitin's
Carl Rosenfeld
Minnie Seligman
Thalberg
Paweest
Charles B. Hanford
Gilmore Scott
William Barry
Columbus
Arcy
Agals Wook Fe
Agnes Herndon
Grandma
Grandmamma
Uros
Madame
Trousseau
Uedalskirt
Grandma’s Chest and the Fall Fashion of October
A nostalgic portrait of grandmothers treasures and October fashion. It contrasts cedar chest keepsakes like muffs and silks with modern hats and tea gowns. The piece sketches teacup scenes, lace trims, velvet gowns, and dramatic hat brims, weaving memory with current style.
Trutusville News Notes From October Busy Week
Misses Lo repz and Evaline spent Wednesday in Wheeling. Mrs Alex Norman lies near death. Cyrus Allen Jr wed Miss Hattie Durbin in Martins Ferry and will live in Highland City. Clyde Porter visited New Alexandria. Medicine show remains popular with new program nightly. George Tappan vacationing with uncle Wu Robinson. Mrs Emily Lingy in Steubenville for legal business. Chas Paul hosted in Martins Ferry. Carrie Pierce returned home after visit. Laurie's entertain guests this Saturday. W L Medill travels from Steubenville to visit family. James Wilson’s new house nears completion amid other constructions. Joseph Titheart from Mt. Pleasant buying stock locally.
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Trutosville
Lorepz
Evaline
Wheeling
Alex. Norman
Point Lof
Wighty
Cyrus Alien, Jr
Misa Hattie Durbin
Martin's Ferry
Highland City
Clyde Porter
New Alexandria
George Tappan
Istana
Wu. Robinson
Emily Lingy
Steubenville
Chas
Paul
Martin
Local Notes From Clarington Area October Social News
Clarington Ohio region reports visiting motorists and residents from Wheeling Woodsfield Bellairs Hannibal Toronto and Pittsburg. People attend a Wheeling show and a Front street gathering hosts friends and locals. A Col. Clark U S Army letter praises Sulphur Bitters for health amid travel and climate changes.
Centennial of Capitol cornerstone rites recalled
In Washington last month a detailed account from Alexandria, Va, describes the 1793 cornerstone ceremony of the Capitol. Masons led a grand procession from President’s Square to the Capitol, readings, prayers, and a ceremonial trench burial of the plate. Washington, then Grand Master, presided with notable attendees and a festive afterglow.
Steubenville Election Law Sparks Removal and Location Debate
The Steubenville Board of Elections debates the removal rules under the intention law aiming to ensure fair voting. Voters moving to other wards face delays and confusion for funeral registrations, while Springfield’s offer for the Ohio Pythian Home site prompts praise of the city’s generosity. Also noted: Joseph Wannamacher and Miss Emme Trotter wed at the Second Presbyterian Church parsonage. Bracken of the Acme hospital bound to home by illness.
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India
Ee Hare Ia Stenbenvil
Board of Elections
Burrah
Ohio Pythian
Springfeld
Springeld
Canao
Springfield
Steubenville
Stashanville
Joseph Wannamacher
Emme Trotter
Ledyard
Second Presbyterian Church Parsonage
D. Kremer
Miller & Kramer
Local notes from McMechen and area events
McMechen residents report on local accidents and injuries with Mrs. Mary Ann Nickerson and Miss Connell among those mentioned. Dr. Cox now located permanently at Hanis Minem. A. U. U. M James Rutherford injured on train incident at Fairmont. Civic notices include Seabright Division meeting and plans for new homes and commercial activity in McMechen, with republican turnout for McKinley meeting. A. O. C. W. charter postponed. J. Cummins reports valuable diamond pin lost at McKinley event. several residents traveling to St Louis and attending funerals.
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Proctor
Hanis Minem
James Rutherford
Beiog
Fairmont
Grafton
Mary Ann Nickerson
Desce
Nickerson
Seabright
Stadior Hall
Put
Michael J. Garney
Sol
Commitstein
Bone
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Leachey
Glover's Gap
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Dorsay Connell
James Shey
Mes
Ka Laemon
Mra
Ed Murphy
Biso
Hossle Connell
Eenwood
Bellinger
Prager
Wheeling
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P.M. White
J Cummins
McKinley
Bellaire
Leat Thursda
Spemuk
Palatine News Items From Upshur County
Patchy notes from Palatine and nearby areas report visits by Mrs Bowman and Rev C L Quaes to relatives, a meeting of the Ancient Order of United Men, and local illnesses including Miss Magzie Newtos Marrow with fever. Local preachers announce M P church services led by Rev CL Quees. travelers and residents, including Chas Higixpetham and E F Watkins, are noted in passing.
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Clarksburs
Riverside
Thierweal
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Lowville
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