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Winthrop Sun And Visitor

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1909

Page

6

Bright Eyes to Open at Portby Theatre December 21

A review of Jos. A. Gates and Star Talent introduces Bright Eyes as a landmark musical comedy succeeding Three Twins. Cecil Lean and Florence Holbrook headline with a large chorus, elaborate production, and stage innovations. The program highlights Kris Kringle's Dream and Top of the World Dancers, plus a slate of vaudeville acts and entertainers.

Jos. AJ. Gaites Hays Mr. Gates Sr. Gaites America Bright Eyes Portby Theatre Charles Dick Otto Fauerbach Warl Hos ‘Hna Mr Gaites Cecil Lean Florence Holbrook Woof Boston Keith Kris Krinsle Colie Trotter Keith’s Billy Frank Fogarty Fogarty Lowym the Stave Three Duroll Brothers Brutains

Examination Concludes in Railway Opposition Case

In a parliamentary committee hearing the opposition to the railway bill unfolds with Hodge highlighting a legal action tied to skilled witnesses. A Scottish farmer testifies for the bill as a Scottish king’s counsel presses probing questions about whether witness fees would influence testimony.

Hodge Arne Sid K. C Guild

Pipes Frozen by Warm Spells

A curious note explains underground water pipes often freeze after warm spells. The ground loses heat as it thawing ice converts to water, chilling pipes in a counterintuitive cold cycle.

Evolution of French royal seating from stools to modern chairs

The Westminster Gazette notes how rank marked seating in historic France with carved stools used by royals during Catherine de Medici and Louis XVI. It explains chairs with high backs emerged by adding a back to stools, transforming ornate stools of favorites into early parlor chairs while preserving status cues at royal courts.

Iynel Bae Beiow Chen Bette Aris Bateks Catherine de Medici Coounnlers Faorites Louis XVI France Westminster Gazette

A Kingly Picture and Cosmic Facts Mixed in Print

A fragmented page blends a mock royal portrait with early science notes. It cites Mr Mortill on a fictional kingly figure, then shifts to astronomy about comets, plus a string of humorous and sensational ads and local boasts about prizes and riches to be won.

Charles Nil Mr Mortill Potend Fentientian

Comic Missive Sparks A Humble Courtship Rebuff

A fustidious young man buys overalls and writes to a sewing wit who replies with a playful yet firm romance rejection. The note from the court of witty exchanges includes the line about not supporting a husband and preferring a partner who can afford better than a forty seven something.

Muscota

Funeral Request Quoted By Bookkeeper And Owner

A brief exchange quotes a bookkeeper asking to attend his mother-in-law’s funeral this afternoon. The proprietor agrees and turns back to his desk as the scene ends with a dash of muted humor.

Vessel query and garbled nautical chatter

Fragmentary nautical chatter discusses possible timing and speed of a vessel. The text mentions names like Balthier and Danish Preverk and raises questions about maneuvering and delays without clear facts or context.

London Cellar Restaurants and Ancient Wells in India

The piece recalls early London cellar eateries where the poor found meals in dingy spaces near Temple Bar, mentioning Dr. Johnson’s poverty days and old urban wells. It also discusses Indian wells, noting two caste groups the Hindoo and the weaver, and the practice of separate wells or shared water with caste constraints.

New York Butcher Row Temple Bar Royal Courts of Justice Johnson London Chronicle India

Parrot Introduces Household Tension in Quirky Exchange

Mrs. Ferguson frets at the door over a new parrot. George tries to calm her as the bird swears and refuses to explain its mischief. The couple exchanges puzzled questions about the creature's trouble and behavior.

Right Boy Recital Impresses London Visitors

A London Mail fragment quotes a proud mother and her son Jack praising visitors who called him one of the most intelligent children. The boy says he did not recite but spoke profusely when asked about his talents.

Finland Saga Peter the Great Balakirett Peter Lis George Jack London Mail

Suggested Improvement for Boarder Reading

Fragmented text discusses possible improvements for a boarder and mentions transferring reflective qualities of art coffee and butter. Includes partial quotes attributed to Baltimore American and Beecher with unclear meaning and missing context.

Uegested Baltimore

Laborer Recounts Evening on the Ranch

A laborer recounts arriving at a western ranch and facing unfamiliar customs. He recalls being refused shelter until establishing trust and offering labor in exchange for a bed, describing the harsh routine and the ranch hands sharing space in hay and bedding.

Political factions within the same party surface at Little Keldie Sty

The text notes that the political enemies are split among different factions in the same party, with emphasis on intra party divisions rather than cross party rivalries. It contrasts enemy lines within the party framework.

Keldie

Mechanical heartless railroading and a west turnabout

The tale follows a lost passenger denied fare, then aided by a farmer, and a later stock coup on the A D and P line. A west trader uses the event to seize control, declaring the phrase that might makes right while planning profit and reform.

Hill and Dale A. D. and Po Railway Theiads Pe O A. PD P. Stock Scott Far West A. D

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