http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/-t1.htm Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:59:19 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/empty.gif http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/-t1.htm http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/thanksgiving-t168.htm bluebird ]]> Entertainment Vinues Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:59:19 GMT http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/thanksgiving-t168.htm#320 http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/thanksgiving-t168.htm http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/tell-what-word-means-t48.htm Old Salt Bluebird]]> Entertainment Vinues Thu, 16 Jul 2009 00:56:11 GMT http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/tell-what-word-means-t48.htm#94 http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/tell-what-word-means-t48.htm http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/fifth-avenue-opera-house-t136.htm Admin The Fifth Avenue Opera House was organized by investors on April 22, 1887. The group invested $50,000 into the building. These men were A.A. Newman, C.R. Sipes, Jos. Sherburne, L.E. Woodin, S. Matlack, Frank J. Hess and A.B. Johnson. The building was located at 225 East Fifth Avenue where the Rec Center is today. The building was beautiful and seated 1,500 people. It opened the fall of 1888. Some of the entertainment that occured there were: John Philip Sousa's band, vaudeville performances, ... Entertainment Vinues Wed, 30 Sep 2009 15:31:52 GMT http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/fifth-avenue-opera-house-t136.htm#237 http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/fifth-avenue-opera-house-t136.htm http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/burford-theater-t25.htm Old Salt My cousin,Adrian Waldschmidt ran the projector at the Burford Theater and his wife said 50 years.Sharon Entertainment Vinues Fri, 10 Jul 2009 16:16:37 GMT http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/burford-theater-t25.htm#40 http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/burford-theater-t25.htm http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/baseball-teams-t105.htm bluebird I know there were baseball teams in Arkansas City and the information in the book" Images of america,Arkansas City" written by Heather Ferguson says that Baseball started 1907. Thanks Heather. My Grandfather Henry Waldschmidt was on a team,but the picture I have has no names or names on their uniforms to know what the team was. He lived at Vinton, a small town south of Dexter. So do not know if that was a team from that area or he was with Arkansas City. I will find out some day. ... Entertainment Vinues Thu, 20 Aug 2009 01:08:40 GMT http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/baseball-teams-t105.htm#194 http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/baseball-teams-t105.htm http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/showtime-at-the-burford-t96.htm bluebird ]]> Entertainment Vinues Sun, 02 Aug 2009 05:53:50 GMT http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/showtime-at-the-burford-t96.htm#182 http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/showtime-at-the-burford-t96.htm http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/dancing-places-t47.htm bluebird ]]> Entertainment Vinues Wed, 15 Jul 2009 04:55:39 GMT http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/dancing-places-t47.htm#89 http://cherokeestripmuseum.forumotion.com/entertainment-vinues-f11/dancing-places-t47.htm