T. J. Farron’s soap bubble

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  T. J. Farron’s soap bubble

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  Image of a scene of a man dancing on a city rooftop wearing a top hat and holding a gun and a lantern; the poster advertises the musical comedy "A Soap Bubble" written by Montgomery Phister.

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  My sweetheart : R.E. Graham. Minnie Palmer

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  Image of two panels of rural outdoor scenes of country life, with kids playing "Ring around the Rosie" with a young dancing man, presumably American actor Robert E. Graham, in the center and a stone well and a thatched-roof cottage in the background in the left panel; a milkmaid, presumably American actor Minnie Palmer, pulls up her striped stockings, with a pail on the ground, in the right panel; the poster advertises the musical comedy "My Sweetheart" written by William Gill.

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  Flora Moore : "drummer in petticoats."

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  Image of the interior of a dry goods store with stools at wooden counters with fabrics displayed on shelves behind and a man at center trapped in a wooden crate labeled "Consdale / Wamsulta & Co / B" that has just fallen on him from a trap door in the ceiling, with store clerks and customers looking on; with fragment of date sheet for a February 16 show pasted at bottom; the poster advertises the comedy "Drummer in Petticoats"

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  W.C. Mitchell’s pleasure party in our goblins or fun on the Rhine. : Mr. William Gill

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  Image of a three-quarters-length portrait of playwright and actor William Gill dressed in a suit and boater hat; the poster advertises the comedy "Our Goblins" by Gill.

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  A tin soldier by Chas. H. Hoyt

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  Image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of a man in character wearing a hat, neckerchief, and overalls; the poster advertises the comedy "A Tin Solider" by Charles H. Hoyt.

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  Peck’s Bad Boy

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  Image of a city street with two children stealing fruit from a sleeping woman's sidewalk stand, with the boy, character Henry Peck, putting bananas and apples in a basket while a girl places a sign "Take all you want" on the stand, and a police officer sleeps in the alley behind; both the stand owner and police officer have red noses and are presumably Irish; the poster advertises the comedy "Peck's Bad Boy" based on the stories by George W. Peck.

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