Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1906
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The starring of A. Holliday in "To-Morrow Land" aroused great expectation, but did not meet with much applause at M. B. S. It has been run in the ground.
Great disappointment prevailed in theatrical circles when charming Mary Hope, who appeared to such advan- tage in " Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary," accepted a perma- nent engagement, and left for the Society Theatre at Portsmouth.
A new vaudeville company has been organized at the Brick House. Its most taking feature is the little skit entitled "...The Bath Comedy." The excitement reaches its highest pitch every evening at nine-thirty.
Dainty Elizabeth Muir made her debut this season in a dramatization of Richard Harding Davis's " Littlest Girl." She has won great popularity.
The company playing " The House of Silence " at the Chapel Theatre sustains too large a support to be a suc- cess. The plot is indefinite and each actor is striving to be the whole show. The director, Miss Mattoon, is en- tirely discouraged. » Miss Munger stars in the " Great Ruby." Further remarks are unnecessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The starring of A. Holliday in "To-Morrow Land" aroused great expectation, but did not meet with much applause at M. B. S. It has been run in the ground.
Great disappointment prevailed in theatrical circles when charming Mary Hope, who appeared to such advan- tage in " Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary," accepted a perma- nent engagement, and left for the Society Theatre at Portsmouth.
A new vaudeville company has been organized at the Brick House. Its most taking feature is the little skit entitled "...The Bath Comedy." The excitement reaches its highest pitch every evening at nine-thirty.
Dainty Elizabeth Muir made her debut this season in a dramatization of Richard Harding Davis's " Littlest Girl." She has won great popularity.
The company playing " The House of Silence " at the Chapel Theatre sustains too large a support to be a suc- cess. The plot is indefinite and each actor is striving to be the whole show. The director, Miss Mattoon, is en- tirely discouraged. » Miss Munger stars in the " Great Ruby." Further remarks are unnecessary.
What to read after Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1906?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Baldwin College to read onlineMoreLess
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