Word: anna
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Brazil: A revolution is in progress in the State of Rio Grande do Sul-in the extreme South. The rebels have in many cases been reinforced by deserting Government regiments. The capture of Rosario caused a good deal of alarm in Santa Anna do Livramento and in Quarahy. The inhabitants of both these places fled, taking refuge in Ataques, on the Uruguayan side of the border...
Sued for Divorce.-Sebastian S. Kresge, of Detroit, owner of 5 and 10 cent stores, active prohibitionist, church worker, by Mrs. Anna Harvey Kresge. Charges not made known...
...cowpuncher, a preacher, a crook, and a wardboss, leaves behind him the roles of these necessary sorts of person, and becomes one Reginald Carter, a wholly unnecessary and thoroughly nice young man. Miss Lucille Adams, as Marcia, fills the part of a slight young creature with the required grace; Anna Laying as her sentimental mother borders upon burlesque; Jackson, played by Mark Kent, is himself, no less; Edward Darney, Houston Richards, and Miss Viola Roach perform their parts well; while Ralph Remley again shows himself a master of make-up as the Japanese servant...
...found" Eugene O'Niell '16, and put him on the stage. The latter made his first appearance, sponsored by Mr. Bennet, at the Commercial Theatre in matinees of "Behind the Horizon". O'Niell was at that time an undergraduate and a member of the 47 Workshop. His latest play, "Anna Christie", is now at the Plymouth Theatre in Boston...
...curious that Boston's long quarantine from good plays should be lifted all at once with a veritable epidemic. With "He" at the Hollis. "Anna Christie" around the corner, "Captain Applejack", the Opera and above all Stuart Walker's remarkable "Book of Job", the week's offering is richer than it has been at one time for many seasons. Which will win the multitude, it is hard to forecast; at any rate, Andreyev's last play, "He Who Gets Slapped", merits most interest from lovers of the strange and the artistic in the theatre...