LITTLE BIJOU THEATER - Revision history

Randylyon at 04:18, 21 July 2018

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	1. Hogstrom, Erik, "1918: Theater Manager Able to Bear-ly Escape," Telegraph Herald, June 21, 2018, p. 5A		1. Hogstrom, Erik, "1918: Theater Manager Able to Bear-ly Escape," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 21, 2018, p. 5A

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Randylyon at 04:18, 21 July 2018

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	LITTLE BIJOU THEATER. The Little Bijou, formerly known as the [[AMUSE THEATRE]] and then the [[NAPANESE THEATER]], was located on Main Street between Fifth and Sixth [[STREETS]]. The ~~Little Bijou~~ was the creation in 1910 of Jacob Rosenthal after the fiery destruction of the [[BIJOU THEATER]] the same year.		LITTLE BIJOU THEATER. The Little Bijou, formerly known as the [[AMUSE THEATRE]] and then the [[NAPANESE THEATER]], was located on Main Street between Fifth and Sixth [[STREETS]]. The theater was the creation in 1910 of Jacob Rosenthal after the fiery destruction of the [[BIJOU THEATER]] the same year.

	Rosenthal found that the stage ~~of the Napanese Theater~~ was large enough to accommodate vaudeville acts. ~~It was announced~~ that three performances would be given daily-one in the afternoon and two in the evening. A ten-cent admission was charged for each act.		Rosenthal found that the stage was large enough to accommodate vaudeville acts. Announcements were made that three performances would be given daily-one in the afternoon and two in the evening. A ten-cent admission was charged for each act.

			One of the acts resulted in Rosenthal running for his life. A vaudeville act scheduled for [[UNION PARK]] included "Big Jim," a bear that danced, performed on roller skates, and wrestled. The bear was being moved from the park to the theater when it became apparent that the animal was suffering from a tooth ache. A dentist was hired, but when the steel forceps were placed in the bear's mouth, the animal went into a panic. It broke loose from its handler and chased Rosenthal up a ladder before being controlled. (1)

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			1. Hogstrom, Erik, "1918: Theater Manager Able to Bear-ly Escape," Telegraph Herald, June 21, 2018, p. 5A

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Randylyon at 02:47, 17 January 2018

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	LITTLE BIJOU THEATER. The Little Bijou, formerly known as the [[AMUSE ~~THEATER~~]] and then the [[NAPANESE THEATER]], was located on Main Street between Fifth and Sixth [[STREETS]]. The Little Bijou was the creation in 1910 of Jacob Rosenthal after the fiery destruction of the [[BIJOU THEATER]] the same year.		LITTLE BIJOU THEATER. The Little Bijou, formerly known as the [[AMUSE THEATRE]] and then the [[NAPANESE THEATER]], was located on Main Street between Fifth and Sixth [[STREETS]]. The Little Bijou was the creation in 1910 of Jacob Rosenthal after the fiery destruction of the [[BIJOU THEATER]] the same year.

	Rosenthal found that the stage of the Napanese Theater was large enough to accommodate vaudeville acts. It was announced that three performances would be given daily-one in the afternoon and two in the evening. A ten-cent admission was charged for each act.		Rosenthal found that the stage of the Napanese Theater was large enough to accommodate vaudeville acts. It was announced that three performances would be given daily-one in the afternoon and two in the evening. A ten-cent admission was charged for each act.

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Randylyon at 02:46, 17 January 2018

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	LITTLE BIJOU THEATER. ~~Formerly~~ known as the ~~Napanese Theater~~ on Main Street between Fifth and Sixth [[STREETS]]. The Little Bijou was the creation in 1910 of Jacob Rosenthal after the fiery destruction of the [[BIJOU THEATER]] the same year.		LITTLE BIJOU THEATER. The Little Bijou, formerly known as the [[AMUSE THEATER]] and then the [[NAPANESE THEATER]], was located on Main Street between Fifth and Sixth [[STREETS]]. The Little Bijou was the creation in 1910 of Jacob Rosenthal after the fiery destruction of the [[BIJOU THEATER]] the same year.

	Rosenthal found that the stage of the Napanese Theater was large enough to accommodate vaudeville acts. It was announced that three performances would be given daily-one in the afternoon and two in the evening. A ten-cent admission was charged for each act.		Rosenthal found that the stage of the Napanese Theater was large enough to accommodate vaudeville acts. It was announced that three performances would be given daily-one in the afternoon and two in the evening. A ten-cent admission was charged for each act.

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Randylyon at 04:14, 19 December 2008

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	Rosenthal found that the stage of the Napanese Theater was large enough to accommodate vaudeville acts. It was announced that three performances would be given daily-one in the afternoon and two in the evening. A ten-cent admission was charged for each act.		Rosenthal found that the stage of the Napanese Theater was large enough to accommodate vaudeville acts. It was announced that three performances would be given daily-one in the afternoon and two in the evening. A ten-cent admission was charged for each act.

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LITTLE BIJOU THEATER. Formerly known as the Napanese Theater on Main Street between Fifth and Sixth [[STREETS]]. The Little Bijou was the creation in 1910 of Jacob Rosenthal after the fiery destruction of the [[BIJOU THEATER]] the same year.

Rosenthal found that the stage of the Napanese Theater was large enough to accommodate vaudeville acts. It was announced that three performances would be given daily-one in the afternoon and two in the evening. A ten-cent admission was charged for each act.