William Collier Next Week at the Grand Theatre
William Collier returns to the city next week at the Grand in Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary at the Lyric and in Caught in the Rain. The program features Frohman produced farce and a cast including Ellen Mortimer Helena Collier Garrick and Jane Laurel with seat sales starting tomorrow morning.
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Lliam Collier
the Grand
Aunt Mary
the Lyric
William Collier
Charles Frohman
Mr. Collier
Grand Opera House
Mexico
Dweek
Collie
Collier
United States
Frank Wilson
Colllfer
Helena
Mont
Cupid
Albert Perry
John Saville
Reginald Mason
W. H. Post
Thomas Martin
Charles Poore
Thomas Beauregard
ER. N. Whitney
John Adam
Ah Sam
Ellen Mortimer
Helena Collier-Garrick
Jane Laurel
Anne Bradley
The Man of the Hour draws crowded applause at Grand
Audiences applaud the National fame cast and the vivid drama The Man of the Hour at the Grand with strong situations and spectacular stage moments. Louis Hendricks Felix Haney Alderman Phelan Ruby Bridges Lionel Adams and J R Armstrong receive steady acclaim as the Brady company delivers a popular theatrical run.
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Louis Hendricks
Felix Haney
Phelan
Ateward
Ruby’ Bridges
Dallas
Lionel Adams
Wainright
J. R. Armstrong
Mr. Brady
Men of Affairs
Boston Belles to Open at Standard Theater Next Sunday
The Boston Belles Company stars Edgar Bixley in The Wanderer From Nowhere at the Standard Theater next Sunday. The troupe promises new musical numbers exquisite costumes and lavish scenery to showcase the performers including the Boston Belles Quartet in musical numbers and specialties.
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Boston Belles Company
Edgar Bixley
Buster Brown Company
Standard Theater
Standard
Boston Belles
Bixley
Boston Belles Quartet
In New York Town at the Walnut
Charles Howard, the entertaining It tle Hebrew comedian, stars in a revised edition of In New York Town at the Walnut. The musical extravaganza reflects varied life in the metropolis and charms beyond ordinary musical comedy. Hurtig and Seaman again present the show with careful production values.
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New York Town
Charles Howard
Walnut
Hurtig
Seaman
Walnut's Laughable Bill Patsy in Politics At Walnut
Billy B Van returns to Walnut next week with Patsy in Politics a new show by George Totton Smith with lyrics by Carl Hand Rose Beaumont stars alongside Van and a strong supporting cast. The production promises fast action bright costumes and lively musical comedy scenes.
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Walnut
Billy B. van
Patsy
George Totton Smith
Carl Hand
Billy van
Van
Rose Beaumont
New Musical Show Promises Careful Casting and Colorful Numbers
The article notes careful casting focused on ability voice culture and comeliness, highlighting a chorus of young pretty girls. New songs include Miss Ginger From Jamaica Maggie McGee Budweiser College Days Sweetie and Back to Dear Old Broadway. A souvenir performance next Thursday matinee at 9 offers a handsome pillow top with a Mr Van portrait to each lady purchasing a cent seat.
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Ginger
Jamaica
Maggie McGee
Broadway
Van
Fiske set to perform another Ibsen social play
The New York Evening Sun editorial notes Mrs. Fiske’s Hedda Gabler success and her upcoming Ibsen social drama at the Lyric. It recalls critics’ praise for Hedda Gabler as a moral for actors managers and the public and questions what New York deserves in its theater offerings.
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New York
Absurd era mirrored in Ibsen influence on drama
The writer compares current theater to Ibsen's early experimental stage and argues that a dramatist who shaped peers will eventually influence later work, foretelling a lasting impact on the craft.
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Ibsen
Miss May Robson Stars in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary
Miss May Robson recalls a comic travel mishap from a New York to Chicago journey. She woke to bells and a crowd seeking a porter and couldn’t find her shoes, prompting a humorous scene as a fat passenger offered ten dollars for the shoes while the Pullman conductor received a telegram.
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Miss May Robson
Aunt Mary
Lyric Theater
New York
Chicago
Pullman
Express
St. Louis
Gilbert Ely Shines as Fagin in Forepaugh Revival
Stage director Gilbert Ely of the Forepaugh Company meets with notable success this week at the Olympic in a vigorous revival of the Beerbohm Tree version of a Dickens tale. Ely, versatile across many roles, excels as a character actor and especially as Fagin, earning generous applause.
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Gilbert Ely
Forepaugh
Ely
Fagin
The Mirthful Clash Over Serious Drama in 19th Century Theater
A commentator critiques modern comic operas and the backlash against Hedda Gabler suggesting audiences prefer entertainment over “unhealthy” art. He argues Shakespeare Moliere were businessmen who aimed to please patrons and questions critics who label classics as perverse. The piece contrasts public appetite with aesthetic controversy and anecdotes from a train journey ending in a shoe mishap.
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Barrie
Clyde Fitch
Messrs. Weber and Fields
Circus
Hedda Gabler
Shake- Speare
Moliere
The Charity Ball Drama Popular On Stage History
The piece outlines how the play The Charity Ball became one of America's most popular productions. It argues popularity is proven by frequent performances and reflects on its enduring appeal in the theatre.
Charity Ball Revival Promises Grand Forepaugh Production
Forepaugh Stock Company to revive The Charity Ball by Belasco and DeMille for Olympic week. Officials promise an elaborate production with tasteful settings and period costuming, highlighting a long regarded stock comedy in a refined staging.
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Belasco and DeMille
Frohman
Fore paugh Stock Co Presents Oliver Twist at Olympic
The midweek matinee at the Olympic features the Fore paugh Stock Company presenting Oliver Twist. The Dickens tale pleases large audiences and remains a popular show at the Olympic in weeks.
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Forepaugh Stock Company
Collier on Stage Realism at Grand Opera House
William Collier, to star in the new farce Caught in the Rain at the Grand Opera House next week, recalls Daly's Theatre innovations real money real doors and real food on stage. He notes the challenge of using real drinks and food during performances and shares a memory from The Man From Mexico involving a whisky п sip gone wrong.
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William Collier
Grand Opera House
New York
Daly
Collier
Augustin Daly
Mr. Collier
Mexico
Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary at Lyric Theater
Beginning Sunday night April 6 May Robson brings The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary to the Lyric Theatre direct from Chicago. The one week engagement features Robson in a beloved spinster role with a witty plot about aging gracefully and seeking happiness through youthful pleasures.
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Aunt Mary
Lyric Theater
May Robson
New York
Miss Robson
Mary
Opera Singers Sail for Europe from New York
New York March 31 Opera singers who just finished engagements at the Manhattan Opera House sailed for Europe to fulfill summer engagements. The Kaiser Wilhelm carried eighteen singers and conductors plus Oscar Hammerstein who will be abroad until June. The party included Mme Tetrazzini Mr and Mme Campanini Mary Garden Mme Gerville Reache Mme Zeppilli Mme Agostinelli and Messrs Ancona Bassi Dalmores Daddi Gilibert Sammario Zenatello and conductor Parrelli.
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Europe
New York
Manhattan Opera House
Kaiser Wilhelm
Oscar Hammerstein
Mme
Zeppilli
Agostinelli
Messrs
Ancona
Bassi
Dalmores
Daddi
Gilibert
Sammario
Zenatello
Parrelli
Tetrazzini Signs Five Year Opera Contract
Mme. Tetrazzini the coloratura soprano signs with Oscar Hammerstein of the Manhattan Opera House. She is guaranteed fifty performances per year for five years with ten in Philadelphia. Hammerstein expects forty seven principal singers next year and plans many new operas from French and other schools.
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Mme
Tetrazzini
New York
Mme. Tetrazzini
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
New Opera House
Philadelphia
Mr. Hammerstein
French Tenor Dalmores Served in Met Opera Contract Suit
Charles Dalmores, tenor for the Manhattan Opera House, is sued by the Metropolitan Opera Company for damages for alleged breach of contract. He may be required to fulfill or pay 20000 dollars. The Met shows papers signed earlier by the tenor enabling Hammerstein to hold him.
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New York
Charles Dalmores
Manhattan Opera—House
Metropolitan Opera Company
Dalmores
Metropolitan
Hammerstein
Pianophiends and Opera Figures Highlight a Busy Week
Gus Kleinecke, manager of the Pianophiends at the Columbia, organized Hammerstein Grand Opera music in New York two summers ago and led Van den Berg Opera last year. Van den Berg’s brother is a Cincinnati pianist and instructor. A matinee of The Man of the Hour is planned, Hofman Kreisler recital tickets go on sale, river excursions by the Coney Company travel to Richmond Point and Pleasant, and Henrik Ibsen anecdotes surface about Rosmersholm and the strange habit of polishing his own eyes.
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Gus Kleinecke
Columbia
Hammerstein Grand Opera
New York
van den Berg Opera
van den Berg
Cincinnati
Kleinecke
Henrik
Builder Begins Season With Rush on Suburban Homes
Cincinnati real estate activity surges with Myers Ylooper planning a spring plant on Hyde Park and surrounding areas. Projects include 65,000 dollar Hyde Park houses, 25,000 dollar Stettinius and Erie Ave homes, and a 35 thousand dollar Spring Grove Avenue factory to boost manufacturing capacity. Transfers include multiple sales and leasings across Avondale, Corryville, Clifton, and Oakley Park, with firms like Hayward & Cords, Theodore Mayer & Brother, and Nichols P. Smith & Bros. involved.
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Cincinnati
Myers Y.looper
Hyde Park
Stettinius Avenue
Erie Avenue
St. Claires Lace
Duncan Avenue
Zumstein Avenue
Arbgr Avenue
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Baxton Road
Corryville
Clifton
O. J. Cutter
Cooper
Real Estate Transfers List Several City Parcels and Leases
Real estate transfers show Sophia P Bates and others leasing land to Lodge Shipley Co for 0 years at 200 dollars annually on the west side of Gee avenue. Other transfers include Brown to Edward Brown Lot 4 in F W Browns division Clifton to Albert Grisser Lot 3 in John Weighells ere, George Beck to Philip Dathin part of Lots 98 and 99 in Jacob Offners subdivision Cumminville. Joseph Rodgers to Maud Campbell feet on north side St Leger Place and 715 feet Woodburn avenue. Heirs of Juniet to Mary Kleine Lot 6 in Juniet heirs eae on Tancons to Ella Robinson and Idlewild Syndicate Lot 9% south side arms street transition. Elizabeth Shaw to August Bockhorst 29 feet east of Tusculum and 58 feet from Columbia avenue north corner of Columbia and Tusculum avenues. Joseph Verkamyp and others to Paul H. 67. i 310.
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Lodge & Shipley Machine Tool’ Co
Mwest
Oats Gee Avenue
Brown
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F. W. Brown
Goode
Albert Gtrisser
John T. Weighell
Clifton
George Beck
Philip “Dathin
Jacob*offner
Cumminéville
Ivilege
Purchase
Joseph S. Rodgers
Maud Campbell
St. Leger Place
Woodburn Avenue
Juniet
Per Crifft
Mary Kleine
Eae Ua Olpals Wy Belaslat Sa Heweee Otekes
Ella Robinson
St Idiot
Idlewild Syndima
Arms Street
Elizabeth M. Shaw
Ashgust F. Bockhorst
Tusculum
Columbia Avenue
Columie
Tusculum Fevenues
Joseph B. Verkamyp
Paul H
Verkhiln
Seventh Strest
Central
Gilmore St
Clinton D. Frison
Mary E. Hayes
Woodruff
Bain M. Biddle
Goores Ie
Orge
Columbia
William B. Sparks
George M. Ade
Theodore Scheuerle
Ae Scheuerle
Thomson Heights Avenue
Pamsors
Catherine
Catherine Klopt
Mary
E. Hayes
Miami Township
Wiepen
William C. Lammert
Guardian
C. H. Rembold
Gertrude E. Buchanan
Madison B
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Amelia Kotte
L. Mes OO
Odin
Ericen Enon Erveveenece
Henry F. Schroeder
Findlay Market
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Madigan B. A. No. 2
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S. W. Ogdem
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Srawede Klopt
William F. Mente
Arthur P. Pfaizgraf
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Patwoodhy
Theodore Vogelgesang
Frank Sander
AMR
Oon Otk
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Amelia B. Dick
Robb & Fee
Oraspire
Katherine Beck
Gest Street
Israel Alley
Wareebeee Henry
F. Bieler
McCormick Place
C. M. Holloway
John B. Johnson
Jessica. Rodgers
Sycamore Township
Herman B. Iglet
Mary P. Hall
Glendale
Lydia Tice
Rashbel
Ward
Thomas J. Gaff
Charles Schrattenberger
Second Street
Broadway
Louisa Hinderer
The
Eagle B. Co
Herman Lodge
Anna Schuster
Bessie M. Weil
Cincinnati
Workingman’s Club
M. McGregor
Aataldy Ose Trety
August F. Bockhorst
East End Bank
Vowsenhoe
Henry Hahn
Margaret C. Williamson
J. Edward Pitz
Mt. Washington L
Ella Dietz
Brigaton German Bank Co
Daniel D. Bishop
Mt. Healthy 8. & L. Co
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H. Schroder
Vaansen
Ceius Cncondpic
Endomena Schmidt
Price Hill Electric
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Albert P. Kaiser
Liberal L. & B. Co
Anton Knuwen
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Price Hill L. & B. Co
D. Woltjen
C. Ruemke
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James Bluett
Kate G. Ellman
Fred H. Bauer
Minnie Nerriter
Karl Koeppe
Citizens
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Gertrude Buchanan
F. H. Kinney
Court Street
Linn Street
Kirby M. Holloway
Liberal L. & B Co
John J. Dittgen
Madison B.A
Louise Winhorst
B. R. Wieman
Ibsen and Des Roche Highlight Diverse Theater Scenes
The text notes Ibsen’s precise habits and public appearances in Christiania, including a rejected speech after the new National Theater opening. It also profiles Gertrude Des Roche, rising star in Columbia productions, detailing her stage evolution from Weber and Field to The Hallroom Boys and her lively dancing soubrette role.
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Gertrude Des Roche
Charles Fe
Columbia
Miss Philadelphia
Weber and Field Stock Company
Hallroom Boys
Miss Des Roche
Property Transfers and Mortgages in Clinton County Courts
A compilation of property deeds and mortgage filings lists transfers in Colerain and Springfield Townships, and district snippets from Clinton and surrounding areas. Notable items include tenants leasing land, parcels on Gilmore and Court streets, and several parcels for purchase options, with listed rents and lot sizes.
Harvard President Eliot to Speak at Cincinnati Luncheon
President Eliot of Harvard University will be guest of the Cincinnati Harvard Club for a luncheon at the Linton Hotel on Wednesday April 22. In the afternoon he will address the Woman's Club and in the evening the City Club. The Associated Harvard Clubs annual meeting is planned for Philadelphia May 8-9.
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Eliot
Harvard University
Cincinnati
Harvard Club
Linton Hotel
Woman’s Club
City Club
Harvard Clubs
Philadelphia
POSITION OPEN FOR FISH CULTURIST EXAMINATIONS
Civil service examinations announced for United States Government service with openings including Fish culturist at $540 to $600 yearly, Magnetic observer temporary at $84 to $75 monthly, and other posts such as blacksmith custodian of archives and junior chemist. Examinations for the Postoffice service set in Bedford Indiana April 11, Troy Ohio April 18, Mt Sterling Kentucky April 25 and Franklin Indiana April 25.
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United States
Indian Service
Philippines
Mint
Coast and ‘Geodetic Survey
Meith
Bedford
Ind
Troy
Mt. Stirling
Franklin
Attack on Mrs Holliday at St Leger Flats
A stranger tried to seize Mrs Mary Holliday at St Leger Flats Woodburn and Gilbert avenues and St Leger Place Show last night. Her screams drew residents who blocked the escape while the intruder had rung many door bells claiming wrong flats before fleeing. Seventh District police were notified.
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St. Leger
Woodburn and
Gilbert Avenues
St. Leger Place
Mary
Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Probate Courts
A listing of cases filed in Common Pleas and Superior Courts including civil actions for damages and divorces. Names include Bila Meyers Prudential Insurance Ada Fox Lizzie Miller John Condor Lena Howard Jennie Copeland Louise Cordero Caine Avey Lemmink and Christy among others with various damages and estate proceedings noted.
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Bila Meyers
Prudential Insurance Company
Squire Muller
M. G. Beiita
Ada ‘Fox
Joseph Fox
Powell & Smiley
Lizzie Miller
Henry R. Miller
M. C. Lykins
John Condor
A. B. Dunlans
Lena Howard
Joseph M. Howard
Homer H. Holbrook
Jennie Copeland
Oliver Copelandj
W. W. Bellew
Louise
C. Cordero
George Cordero
T. Fulford
C. W. Caine
William A. Avey
Squire Truitt
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