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Post by judgefoozle on Feb 26, 2010 4:19:27 GMT
Doing some Georgia research, and found this notice for the Bijou Theater, Decatur. Just thought it might interest some members. ATTENDANCE BIG IN THE OPENING WEEK Two Decatur Amateurs to Appear Regularly This Week. Bill for the week Francesca Redding & Co Yaegel and Freund Pero and Wilson Will Sheridan Martini and Maximillian Wava Cummings Bijoudrome. The opening week at the Bijou theater was fully up to the expectation of the management, and even better. With the exception of one or two performances every seat in the house was taken twice a day. Grace Yaegel and Leo Freund, who made a hit at the amateur performances last season, will be on the regular program this week. Miss Wava Cummings will sing "I’m Dreaming Love of You" and "Only a Soldier’s Dream" this week. COLORED MOVING PICTURES A new thing in moving pictures will be a feature of the Bijoudrome this week. This will be hand colored effects, and will mark the first appearance of its kind in Decatur. “Tit for Tat” is the title of this feature picture. Others will be “The Love Letter,” “The Rival Brothers,” and “The Invincible Men.” At the Thursday souvenir matinee the women will receive handsome shirtwaist sets and at the children’s matinee on Saturday each little girl will receive a pearl chain and the boys a giant pencil box filled.
- Decatur Review, page 24, September 9, 1906
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Post by piedmont on Feb 26, 2010 12:41:11 GMT
Very Interesting Judge, Particularly the appearance of Martini & Maxmillian, As Stan was Maxmillian, (See post on L. & H. Forum, Front page) Thanks for the Info, Judge.
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Post by judgefoozle on Feb 26, 2010 14:14:30 GMT
Don't think so, Piedmont. Stan didn't go to the USA until 1910.
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Post by piedmont on Feb 26, 2010 17:51:46 GMT
Oops ! See, I told you I was really Dumb today !
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Post by judgefoozle on Feb 27, 2010 0:15:57 GMT
Don't beat yourself up, Piedmont. Stan may have been in the act later in his career in the States, as he was in quite a few multi-artiste vaudeville acts between 1913 and 1917, but it must have been for a very short period. I don't know when Martini and Maximillian started, but they were on a bill in New York in 1903, when Stan were just a lad.
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Post by piedmont on Feb 28, 2010 22:46:00 GMT
Thanks Judge.
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