AIRDOME - Revision history

Randylyon at 04:41, 1 May 2022

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	[[File:airdome.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: https://www.facebook.com/pages/You-know-you-grew-up-in-Dubuque-Iowa-if-you-remember/130170407077838]]		[[File:airdome.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: https://www.facebook.com/pages/You-know-you-grew-up-in-Dubuque-Iowa-if-you-remember/130170407077838]]
	[[File:airdome1.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|July 1911 advertisement in Telegraph-Herald]]AIRDOME. Operated by [[~~ROSENTHALL~~, Jacob "Jake"\|Jacob "Jake" ROSENTHAL]], the manager of the [[MAJESTIC THEATRE]], the outdoor Airdome hosted stock companies who performed comedies, social plays, and westerns. Railroad cars of scenery were brought to town months ahead of the production. When the Airdome season began, two matinees would be presented at the Majestic and then the company, scenery and properties would be relocated for the evening outdoor performance. (1) The entertainment began with a performance of the ladies orchestra. Ice cream was sold by vendors along with peanuts and popcorn. (2)		[[File:airdome1.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|July 1911 advertisement in Telegraph-Herald]]AIRDOME. Operated by [[ROSENTHAL, Jacob "Jake"\|Jacob "Jake" ROSENTHAL]], the manager of the [[MAJESTIC THEATRE]], the outdoor Airdome hosted stock companies who performed comedies, social plays, and westerns. Railroad cars of scenery were brought to town months ahead of the production. When the Airdome season began, two matinees would be presented at the Majestic and then the company, scenery and properties would be relocated for the evening outdoor performance. (1) The entertainment began with a performance of the ladies orchestra. Ice cream was sold by vendors along with peanuts and popcorn. (2)

	In 1908 [[MOTION PICTURES]] and songs were presented between acts of the play. The decision on whether to invite the same cast back the next year was taken by a vote of those in attendance on the last night. (3) In August, 1908 the firm of Huntington & Scanlon was dissolved when Wright Huntington decided to take an offer in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Harry Scanlon announced that he would form a partnership with John Alden Walker, a New York actor, and continue the business at least during September. The productions were carried out by regular actors Miss Louetta Babcock, the leading lady of the company; Jane Loras of Dubuque, second lead; John Alden Walker, leading man; Helen Davidge, character woman; Willird Geass, juveniles and heavies; and Herbert Haywood, character man. Other members were added according to play calls for them. (4)		In 1908 [[MOTION PICTURES]] and songs were presented between acts of the play. The decision on whether to invite the same cast back the next year was taken by a vote of those in attendance on the last night. (3) In August, 1908 the firm of Huntington & Scanlon was dissolved when Wright Huntington decided to take an offer in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Harry Scanlon announced that he would form a partnership with John Alden Walker, a New York actor, and continue the business at least during September. The productions were carried out by regular actors Miss Louetta Babcock, the leading lady of the company; Jane Loras of Dubuque, second lead; John Alden Walker, leading man; Helen Davidge, character woman; Willird Geass, juveniles and heavies; and Herbert Haywood, character man. Other members were added according to play calls for them. (4)

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	[[File:airdome.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: https://www.facebook.com/pages/You-know-you-grew-up-in-Dubuque-Iowa-if-you-remember/130170407077838]]		[[File:airdome.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: https://www.facebook.com/pages/You-know-you-grew-up-in-Dubuque-Iowa-if-you-remember/130170407077838]]
	[[File:airdome1.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|July 1911 advertisement in Telegraph-Herald]]AIRDOME. Operated by Jake ~~Rosenthal~~, ~~who also managed~~ the [[MAJESTIC THEATRE]], the outdoor Airdome hosted stock companies who performed comedies, social plays, and westerns. Railroad cars of scenery were brought to town months ahead of the production. When the Airdome season began, two matinees would be presented at the Majestic and then the company, scenery and properties would be relocated for the evening outdoor performance. (1) The entertainment began with a performance of the ladies orchestra. Ice cream was sold by vendors along with peanuts and popcorn. (2)		[[File:airdome1.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|July 1911 advertisement in Telegraph-Herald]]AIRDOME. Operated by [[ROSENTHALL, Jacob "Jake"\|Jacob "Jake" ROSENTHAL]], the manager of the [[MAJESTIC THEATRE]], the outdoor Airdome hosted stock companies who performed comedies, social plays, and westerns. Railroad cars of scenery were brought to town months ahead of the production. When the Airdome season began, two matinees would be presented at the Majestic and then the company, scenery and properties would be relocated for the evening outdoor performance. (1) The entertainment began with a performance of the ladies orchestra. Ice cream was sold by vendors along with peanuts and popcorn. (2)

	I 1908 [[MOTION PICTURES]] and songs were presented between acts of the play. The decision on whether to invite the same cast back the next year was taken by a vote of those in attendance on the last night. (3) In August, 1908 the firm of Huntington & Scanlon was dissolved when Wright Huntington decided to take an offer in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Harry Scanlon announced that he would form a partnership with John Alden Walker, a New York actor, and continue the business at least during September. The productions were carried out by regular actors Miss Louetta Babcock, the leading lady of the company; Jane Loras of Dubuque, second lead; John Alden Walker, leading man; Helen Davidge, character woman; Willird Geass, juveniles and heavies; and Herbert Haywood, character man. Other members were added according to play calls for them. (4)		In 1908 [[MOTION PICTURES]] and songs were presented between acts of the play. The decision on whether to invite the same cast back the next year was taken by a vote of those in attendance on the last night. (3) In August, 1908 the firm of Huntington & Scanlon was dissolved when Wright Huntington decided to take an offer in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Harry Scanlon announced that he would form a partnership with John Alden Walker, a New York actor, and continue the business at least during September. The productions were carried out by regular actors Miss Louetta Babcock, the leading lady of the company; Jane Loras of Dubuque, second lead; John Alden Walker, leading man; Helen Davidge, character woman; Willird Geass, juveniles and heavies; and Herbert Haywood, character man. Other members were added according to play calls for them. (4)

	In 1911 an article in the ''Telegraph-Herald'' announced that groceries and provisions including potatoes, flour, candy, cigars, cheese, crackers, brooms and sweeping compound, lemons, and supplies of popular well-known brands would be given to selected patrons every Saturday night. (5) In 1912 "premiums" given to selected patrons included a number of sets of Saxon China and game sets. (6)		In 1911 an article in the ''Telegraph-Herald'' announced that groceries and provisions including potatoes, flour, candy, cigars, cheese, crackers, brooms and sweeping compound, lemons, and supplies of popular well-known brands would be given to selected patrons every Saturday night. (5) In 1912 "premiums" given to selected patrons included a number of sets of Saxon China and game sets. (6)
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	A new "playhouse" for the open air productions were constructed in 1912. The occasion of a storm on July 9, 1912 did not hinder a performance as "the Airdome is protected well from storms." (7)		A new "playhouse" for the open air productions were constructed in 1912. The occasion of a storm on July 9, 1912 did not hinder a performance as "the Airdome is protected well from storms." (7)

	The 1909 ''Dubuque City Directory'' located this business at 8th and Clay.		The 1909 '''Dubuque City Directory''' located this business at 8th and Clay.

	The 1913 ''Dubuque and Dubuque County Directory'' stated that this business was located at 800 Clay.		The 1913 '''Dubuque and Dubuque County Directory''' stated that this business was located at 800 Clay.

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	1. "Assures Classy Shows at Park," Telegraph Herald, May 22, 1912, p. 3		1. "Assures Classy Shows at Park," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 22, 1912, p. 3

	2. "Airdome Throws Open Its Doors," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 16, 1913, p. 3		2. "Airdome Throws Open Its Doors," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 16, 1913, p. 3
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	3. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 28, 1908, p. 14.		3. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 28, 1908, p. 14.

	4. "Management of Airdome Changes," Dubuque Telegraph-Herald, August 23, 1908, p. 13		4. "Management of Airdome Changes," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', August 23, 1908, p. 13

	5. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 2, 1911, p. 2		5. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 2, 1911, p. 2

Randylyon at 23:32, 26 June 2017

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	[[File:airdome1.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|July 1911 advertisement in Telegraph-Herald]]AIRDOME. Operated by Jake Rosenthal, who also managed the [[MAJESTIC THEATRE]], the outdoor Airdome hosted stock companies who performed comedies, social plays, and westerns. Railroad cars of scenery were brought to town months ahead of the production. When the Airdome season began, two matinees would be presented at the Majestic and then the company, scenery and properties would be relocated for the evening outdoor performance. (1) The entertainment began with a performance of the ladies orchestra. Ice cream was sold by vendors along with peanuts and popcorn. (2)		[[File:airdome1.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|July 1911 advertisement in Telegraph-Herald]]AIRDOME. Operated by Jake Rosenthal, who also managed the [[MAJESTIC THEATRE]], the outdoor Airdome hosted stock companies who performed comedies, social plays, and westerns. Railroad cars of scenery were brought to town months ahead of the production. When the Airdome season began, two matinees would be presented at the Majestic and then the company, scenery and properties would be relocated for the evening outdoor performance. (1) The entertainment began with a performance of the ladies orchestra. Ice cream was sold by vendors along with peanuts and popcorn. (2)

	In 1908 [[MOTION PICTURES]] and songs were presented between acts of the play. The decision on whether to invite the same cast back the next year was taken by a vote of those in attendance on the last night. (3) In ~~1911~~ an ~~article~~ in ~~the ''Telegraph-Herald''~~ announced that ~~groceries~~ and ~~provisions including potatoes~~, ~~flour~~, ~~candy~~, ~~cigars~~, ~~cheese~~, ~~crackers, brooms~~ and ~~sweeping compound~~, ~~lemons, and supplies of popular well-known brands would be given~~ to ~~selected patrons every Saturday night~~. (4~~) In 1912 "premiums" given to selected patrons included a number of sets of Saxon China and game sets. (5~~)		I 1908 [[MOTION PICTURES]] and songs were presented between acts of the play. The decision on whether to invite the same cast back the next year was taken by a vote of those in attendance on the last night. (3) In August, 1908 the firm of Huntington & Scanlon was dissolved when Wright Huntington decided to take an offer in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Harry Scanlon announced that he would form a partnership with John Alden Walker, a New York actor, and continue the business at least during September. The productions were carried out by regular actors Miss Louetta Babcock, the leading lady of the company; Jane Loras of Dubuque, second lead; John Alden Walker, leading man; Helen Davidge, character woman; Willird Geass, juveniles and heavies; and Herbert Haywood, character man. Other members were added according to play calls for them. (4)

	A new "playhouse" for the open air productions were constructed in 1912. The occasion of a storm on July 9, 1912 did not hinder a performance as "the Airdome is protected well from storms." (6)		In 1911 an article in the ''Telegraph-Herald'' announced that groceries and provisions including potatoes, flour, candy, cigars, cheese, crackers, brooms and sweeping compound, lemons, and supplies of popular well-known brands would be given to selected patrons every Saturday night. (5) In 1912 "premiums" given to selected patrons included a number of sets of Saxon China and game sets. (6)

			A new "playhouse" for the open air productions were constructed in 1912. The occasion of a storm on July 9, 1912 did not hinder a performance as "the Airdome is protected well from storms." (7)

	The 1909 ''Dubuque City Directory'' located this business at 8th and Clay.		The 1909 ''Dubuque City Directory'' located this business at 8th and Clay.
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	3. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 28, 1908, p. 14.		3. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 28, 1908, p. 14.

	4. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 2, 1911, p. 2		4. "Management of Airdome Changes," Dubuque Telegraph-Herald, August 23, 1908, p. 13

			5. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 2, 1911, p. 2

	5. "New Show at Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 28, 1912, p. 2		6. "New Show at Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 28, 1912, p. 2

	6. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 10, 1912, p. 3		7. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 10, 1912, p. 3

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Randylyon at 03:04, 17 April 2017

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	[[File:airdome.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: https://www.facebook.com/pages/You-know-you-grew-up-in-Dubuque-Iowa-if-you-remember/130170407077838]]		[[File:airdome.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: https://www.facebook.com/pages/You-know-you-grew-up-in-Dubuque-Iowa-if-you-remember/130170407077838]]
	[[File:airdome1.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|July 1911 advertisement in Telegraph-~~Herald]]~~		[[File:airdome1.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|July 1911 advertisement in Telegraph-Herald]]AIRDOME. Operated by Jake Rosenthal, who also managed the [[MAJESTIC THEATRE]], the outdoor Airdome hosted stock companies who performed comedies, social plays, and westerns. Railroad cars of scenery were brought to town months ahead of the production. When the Airdome season began, two matinees would be presented at the Majestic and then the company, scenery and properties would be relocated for the evening outdoor performance. (1) The entertainment began with a performance of the ladies orchestra. Ice cream was sold by vendors along with peanuts and popcorn. (2)
	~~[[File:airdome2.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|June 1911 advertisement in Telegraph~~ Herald]]AIRDOME. Operated by Jake Rosenthal, who also managed the [[MAJESTIC THEATRE]], the outdoor Airdome hosted stock companies who performed comedies, social plays, and westerns. Railroad cars of scenery were brought to town months ahead of the production. When the Airdome season began, two matinees would be presented at the Majestic and then the company, scenery and properties would be relocated for the evening outdoor performance. (1) The entertainment began with a performance of the ladies orchestra. Ice cream was sold by vendors along with peanuts and popcorn. (2)

	In 1908 [[MOTION PICTURES]] and songs were presented between acts of the play. The decision on whether to invite the same cast back the next year was taken by a vote of those in attendance on the last night. (3) In 1911 an article in the ''Telegraph-Herald'' announced that groceries and provisions including potatoes, flour, candy, cigars, cheese, crackers, brooms and sweeping compound, lemons, and supplies of popular well-known brands would be given to selected patrons every Saturday night. (4) In 1912 "premiums" given to selected patrons included a number of sets of Saxon China and game sets. (5)		In 1908 [[MOTION PICTURES]] and songs were presented between acts of the play. The decision on whether to invite the same cast back the next year was taken by a vote of those in attendance on the last night. (3) In 1911 an article in the ''Telegraph-Herald'' announced that groceries and provisions including potatoes, flour, candy, cigars, cheese, crackers, brooms and sweeping compound, lemons, and supplies of popular well-known brands would be given to selected patrons every Saturday night. (4) In 1912 "premiums" given to selected patrons included a number of sets of Saxon China and game sets. (5)

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	[[File:airdome.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: https://www.facebook.com/pages/You-know-you-grew-up-in-Dubuque-Iowa-if-you-remember/130170407077838]]		[[File:airdome.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: https://www.facebook.com/pages/You-know-you-grew-up-in-Dubuque-Iowa-if-you-remember/130170407077838]]
	[[File:airdome1.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|July 1911 advertisement in Telegraph-Herald]]		[[File:airdome1.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|July 1911 advertisement in Telegraph-Herald]]
	[[File:airdome2.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|June 1911 advertisement in Telegraph Herald]]AIRDOME. Operated by Jake Rosenthal, who also managed the [[MAJESTIC THEATRE]], the outdoor Airdome hosted stock companies who performed comedies, social plays, and westerns ~~to audiences~~. Railroad cars of scenery were brought to town months ahead of the production. When the Airdome season began, two matinees would be presented at the Majestic and then the company, scenery and properties would be relocated for the evening outdoor performance. (1) The entertainment began with a performance of the ladies orchestra. Ice cream was sold by vendors along with peanuts and popcorn. (2)		[[File:airdome2.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|June 1911 advertisement in Telegraph Herald]]AIRDOME. Operated by Jake Rosenthal, who also managed the [[MAJESTIC THEATRE]], the outdoor Airdome hosted stock companies who performed comedies, social plays, and westerns. Railroad cars of scenery were brought to town months ahead of the production. When the Airdome season began, two matinees would be presented at the Majestic and then the company, scenery and properties would be relocated for the evening outdoor performance. (1) The entertainment began with a performance of the ladies orchestra. Ice cream was sold by vendors along with peanuts and popcorn. (2)

	In 1908 [[MOTION PICTURES]] and songs were presented between acts of the play. The decision on whether to invite the same cast back the next year was taken by a vote of those in attendance on the last night. (3) In 1911 an article in the ''Telegraph-Herald'' announced that groceries and provisions including potatoes, flour, candy, cigars, cheese, crackers, brooms and sweeping compound, lemons, and supplies of popular well-known brands would be given to selected patrons every Saturday night. (4) In 1912 "premiums" given to selected patrons included a number of sets of Saxon China and game sets. (5)		In 1908 [[MOTION PICTURES]] and songs were presented between acts of the play. The decision on whether to invite the same cast back the next year was taken by a vote of those in attendance on the last night. (3) In 1911 an article in the ''Telegraph-Herald'' announced that groceries and provisions including potatoes, flour, candy, cigars, cheese, crackers, brooms and sweeping compound, lemons, and supplies of popular well-known brands would be given to selected patrons every Saturday night. (4) In 1912 "premiums" given to selected patrons included a number of sets of Saxon China and game sets. (5)

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	[[File:airdome.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: https://www.facebook.com/pages/You-know-you-grew-up-in-Dubuque-Iowa-if-you-remember/130170407077838]]		[[File:airdome.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: https://www.facebook.com/pages/You-know-you-grew-up-in-Dubuque-Iowa-if-you-remember/130170407077838]]
	[[File:airdome1.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|July 1911 advertisement in Telegraph-Herald]]		[[File:airdome1.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|July 1911 advertisement in Telegraph-Herald]]
	[[File:airdome2.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|June 1911 advertisement in Telegraph Herald]]AIRDOME. Operated by Jake Rosenthal, who also managed the [[MAJESTIC THEATRE]], the outdoor Airdome hosted stock companies who performed comedies, social plays, and westerns to audiences. Railroad cars of scenery were brought to town months ahead of the production.When the Airdome season began, two matinees would be presented at the Majestic and then the company, scenery and properties would be relocated for the evening outdoor performance. (1) The entertainment began with a performance of the ladies orchestra. Ice cream was sold by vendors along with peanuts and popcorn. (2)		[[File:airdome2.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|June 1911 advertisement in Telegraph Herald]]AIRDOME. Operated by Jake Rosenthal, who also managed the [[MAJESTIC THEATRE]], the outdoor Airdome hosted stock companies who performed comedies, social plays, and westerns to audiences. Railroad cars of scenery were brought to town months ahead of the production. When the Airdome season began, two matinees would be presented at the Majestic and then the company, scenery and properties would be relocated for the evening outdoor performance. (1) The entertainment began with a performance of the ladies orchestra. Ice cream was sold by vendors along with peanuts and popcorn. (2)

	In 1908 [[MOTION PICTURES]] and songs were presented between acts of the play. The decision on whether to invite the same cast back the next year was taken by a vote of those in attendance on the last night. (3) In 1911 an article in the ''Telegraph-Herald'' announced that groceries and provisions including potatoes, flour, candy, cigars, cheese, crackers, brooms and sweeping compound, lemons, and supplies of popular well-known brands would be given to selected patrons every Saturday night. (4) In 1912 "premiums" given to selected patrons included a number of sets of Saxon China and game sets. (5)		In 1908 [[MOTION PICTURES]] and songs were presented between acts of the play. The decision on whether to invite the same cast back the next year was taken by a vote of those in attendance on the last night. (3) In 1911 an article in the ''Telegraph-Herald'' announced that groceries and provisions including potatoes, flour, candy, cigars, cheese, crackers, brooms and sweeping compound, lemons, and supplies of popular well-known brands would be given to selected patrons every Saturday night. (4) In 1912 "premiums" given to selected patrons included a number of sets of Saxon China and game sets. (5)

	A new "playhouse" for the open air productions were constructed in 1912.		A new "playhouse" for the open air productions were constructed in 1912. The occasion of a storm on July 9, 1912 did not hinder a performance as "the Airdome is protected well from storms." (6)

	The 1909 ''Dubuque City Directory'' located this business at 8th and Clay.		The 1909 ''Dubuque City Directory'' located this business at 8th and Clay.
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	3. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 28, 1908, p. 14.		3. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 28, 1908, p. 14.

	3. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 2, 1911, p. 2		4. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 2, 1911, p. 2

	4. "New Show at Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 28, 1912, p. 2		5. "New Show at Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 28, 1912, p. 2

			6. "At the Airdome," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 10, 1912, p. 3

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	AIRDOME. The 1909 ''Dubuque City Directory'' located this business at 8th and Clay.		[[File:airdome.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: https://www.facebook.com/pages/You-know-you-grew-up-in-Dubuque-Iowa-if-you-remember/130170407077838]]AIRDOME. The 1909 ''Dubuque City Directory'' located this business at 8th and Clay.

	The 1913 ''Dubuque and Dubuque County Directory'' stated that this business was located at 800 Clay.		The 1913 ''Dubuque and Dubuque County Directory'' stated that this business was located at 800 Clay.

	[[Category: Theater]]		[[Category: Theater]]

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	AIRDOME. The 1913 ''Dubuque and Dubuque County Directory'' stated that this business was located at 800 Clay.		AIRDOME. The 1909 ''Dubuque City Directory'' located this business at 8th and Clay.

			The 1913 ''Dubuque and Dubuque County Directory'' stated that this business was located at 800 Clay.

	[[Category: Theater]]		[[Category: Theater]]