Biggest Minstrels Here Monday Night at Empire
Gus Hill's Minstrels, the largest on the road this season, perform Monday at The Empire. Led by George Wilson, the show promises a full evening of Ethiopian song and ragtime with a parade and theater curtain at 8 30. Tickets range 50c to $1.50.
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Old South Quartette At Empire Tuesday
The Old South Quartette led by Capt Tony Miller will perform at the Empire Tuesday in a five part comedy drama with Dorothy Gish in Nobody Home. The show features Polk Miller's famous colored quartet in a matinee and night engagement.
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Dorothy Gish
Tony Miller
Polk Miller
Miss Gish
Concerts Offer Value in Charlestown This Week
Admission to the fair is 10, 20 and 30 cents plus tax, with concerts at 7:30 and 30, 40 and 50 cents in Charlestown on Wednesday September 10. The Old South Quartette performs tunes from before the war, presenting stories and songs tied to plantation life at cabin doors.
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Gus Hill's Minstrels Score Big In Debut At Rajah Theater
Gus Hill's Minstrels delighted Rajah Theater last evening on their first city visit. The program featured a 25 member singing and dancing company with George Wilson Jimmy Wall and Lee Edmunds. Highlights included humorous routines by Wilson and a plantation finale with The Blackville Hyflyers.
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Lew Dockstaders
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Herbert Wilson
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Wer Savings Stomme Investment Prompt
A short note encourages continued investment in Wer Savings Stomme. It hints at ongoing opportunities for depositing funds and growing savings through the institution. The message emphasizes prudent financial action and financial growth potential.
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