New Opera Season Opens in New York with Chicag o Company
New York review notes Chicago Grand Opera Company opening a new season at the Metropolitan under Maestro Campanini. Starred by Mary Garden and Nella Melba, the operas are largely new or rare in New York and draw favorable attendance.
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Mears
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Frank Dare
Philip Moeller
Emily Stevens
Alan Dale
Arnold Daly
Josephine
Herman Bahr
Royal vaudeville extends Wilmington run with three big bills
Attendance shattered prior records as the Royal management extends the season for another week. The opening Monday features the Picketts with Alma, Where Do You Live a celebrated Georges Hobart adaptation described as French vaudeville. Wednesday and Thursday bring William A. Brady's Mother with the Pickett Juvenile trio. Friday and Saturday offer Fine Feathers. Seats on sale through Thursday night.
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Doug Fairbanks in In Again Out Again at the Grand
Tomorrow the Grand theatre screens Doug Fairbanks in his Artcraft picture In Again Out Again. Arline Pretty stars with a strong supporting cast as director John Emerson showcases a humorous satire with adventures set in New Jersey rural scenes.
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Federal Control 18 Months After War
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee reached a report favorable to the administration railroad bill. It provides government control ending 18 months after the war and authorizes the President to initiate dates subject to Interstate Commerce Commission appeal. The panel also allows relinquishment of short line railroads by July 1 with longer control thereafter and preserves a three year compensation basis.
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Rioting Reported in Spandau City Attacks on Soldiers
London reports serious rioting in Spandau where key German war industries are located. A mob attacked soldiers and a policeman was dragged from his horse and beaten. Four thousand men were involved.
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