The Girl Question Comes to Grand Opera House
The Girl Question a musical comedy by Hough Adams and Howard arrives at the Grand Opera House after Willie Collier. It ran in Chicago nearly nine months with 339 performances and has toured St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and St Paul. The cast features Paul Nicholson Henrietta Tedro Margueritte Devon and Helen Royton with a large chorus.
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Cincinnati
Grand Opera House
Willie Collier
Askin-Singermpany
Chicago
Hough
Adams
Howard
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Paul Nicholson
Henrietta Tedro
Mar
Henriettta Tedro Auto Plan Lets Her Ride Free
Henrietta Tedro, star of The Girl Question, avoids car ownership and repairs by saving 5 percent of her weekly earnings for autos. The scheme funds rentals and chauffeur services during tours, leaving her with no out-of-pocket costs while she travels with fellow cast members and hosts in Cincinnati and beyond.
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Henrietta Tedro
Tedro
Broilers
Cincinnati
Grand Opera House
Paul Nicholson
New York
White Mountains
Extraordinary Hold-Up Tale From the West
May Robson recalls a past sleeper hold up during a train journey with the company. A masked voice cried hold up your hands in the night and Robson awoke to a pajama clad prankster hiding in a berth, the事件 unfolding across a dimly lit car.
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May Robson
Aunt Mary
Asd
Dreaming Under Morpheus on a Sleeper Train
A narrator recounts waking an occupant with a stage whisper and a joke about royalty. The leading man performs for King Morpheus while a porter regains his footing and heads to the buffet car for bracers as the journey resumes toward sleep.
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Morpheus
Land of Nod
Kelcey and Shannon Set for Week at Lyric in Bridge
Herbert Kelcey and Effie Shannon bring the society drama Bridge to the Lyric for a week starting next Sunday. Alicia Ramsey's play exposes gambling's reach in English high society with a plot of love deceit and eventual innocence proven aided by a clever supporting company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Alicia Ramsey
Monte Carlo
Fielding
Nora
Lady Mountstephens
England
Bridge
Mayfair
Kelcey
Miss Shannon
Royal Chef Musical to Debut at Walnut Next Week
The Walnut presents The Royal Chef, a tuneful new musical by American authors. The Mother Goose number features sixteen witches in black red and green pantaloons with a black bolero and earns nine to ten encores, with the Mother Goose girls famed nationwide as the original broilers of fancy dancing.
Wanderer From Nowhere Charms at Standard Theater
The Boston Belles Company led by Edgar Bixley brings a fresh musical program to the Standard Theater. A new ensemble with exquisitely costumed numbers features special scenery and a comic highlight from Bixley in the time role. The Boston Belles quartet shines in musical numbers and specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Belles Company
Edgar Bixley
Buster Brown Company
Standard Theater
Bixley
Boston Belles Quartet
William Collier Starred in Caught in the Rain Cast
Ellen Mortimer plays Muriel Mason the society woman of Helena Montana in Caught in the Rain opposite William Collier as Dick Crawford. Mortimer previously starred with Francis Wilson as leading woman last season.
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Esther
Dick Crawford
Muriel Mason
Helena
Charles Frohman
William Collier
Ellen Mortimer
Helena, Mont
Enpee Collier
Miss Mortimer
Francis Wilson
May Robson Stars in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary at Lyric
May Robson and company present a matinee at the Lyric Theater in Cincinnati featuring The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary a witty comedy farce. Robson's portrayal of Aunt Mary draws praise for naturalness and comic timing as the audience enjoys a lighthearted performance and a memorable bed scene with an ice cream freezer gag.
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May Robson
Lyric Theater
Aunt Mary
Cincinnati
Miss Robson
Anne Warner
Shadow and Maypole Dances Highlight Fanchon Revival
The Forepaugh Stock Company's Fanchon the Cricket returns to the Olympic next week with two standout scenes. Miss Adair stars in the shadow dance, enacted by Fanchon under moonlit flicker. The Maypole frolic features village youths in a French peasant festival, with many cast members participating.
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Fanchon
Miss Adair
Caught in the Rain earns raves at the Grand
William Collier’s farce Caught in the Rain earns strong reviews at the Grand Theatre with praise for its spontaneous feel and confident ensemble. A rehearsal habit keeps the cast sharp, delivering brisk laughter and lively stage energy that spurs large attentive audiences all week.
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William Collier
Coller
Collier
Blue Ribbon Girls Burlesque Opens at Standard Theater
The top burlesque show will open next Sunday at the Standard Theater for one week with daily matinees. Two acts Monte Carlo and Day at Niagara feature humorous situations bright singing numbers and snappy business. The production includes the Great Crane Irish magician Rice and Cady Violet Holmes Cyclone Dancers Ward and Raymond and other acts.
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Standard Theater
Monte Carlo
Niagara
Crane
Rice and
Cady
Violet Holmes
Ward
Raymond
Armstrong
Ashton
Forepaugh Stock Company Performs The Charity Ball at Olympic
The midweek matinee at the Olympic features a revival of The Charity Ball by the Fore paugh Stock Company. The handsome production is expected to draw a large audience as the popular society drama continues to meet with strong audience approval.
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Accus
Company Receives Highest Praise for Production Quality
A report praises the company's production as being showered with encomiums and meeting the standard of highest praise.
Amusement Notes On Stage Thriller At Columbia
Robert Hilliard shines as James Grantley in As a Man Sows at Columbia this week. Edwin Holland as Mitchell Vance delivers a strong villain performance and dies in a shock twist. A Matinee of Caught in the Rain with William Collier comes to the Grand today. Jack Pratt promotes The Girl Question touring Ohio next week.
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Robert Hilliard
Columbia
Mitchell Vance
Edwin Holland
Hilliard
James Grantley
Vancé
Vance
New York
Denver
Grantley
Holland
Jack Pratt
Ohio
William Collier
Republicans for Free Pulp Advances in Congress
Herman Ridder of The New York Staats Zeitung, speaking for the Newspaper Publishers' Association, said after meeting with President Roosevelt that he expects Congress to pass a free wood pulp measure before adjourning. He claimed pledges from 68 Republicans plus Democratic votes create a strong majority, though he noted opposition from Ways and Means members Palyne and Dalzell. He believes sentiment will push the bill through.
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Washington
Herman Ridder
New York Staats Zeitung
Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Roosevelt
Mr. Ridder
Congress
Drop Billboards for Newspaper Advertising in Indiana Fairs
Three county fair associations in Indiana will abandon traditional poster signs and fence streamers. Secretaries T. S. Walker F A Wisehad and W. L. Risk announce they will rely entirely on newspaper advertising for the Hagerstown Middletown and New Castle fairs in August.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Hagerstown
Middletown
New Castle
T. S. Walker
F.A. Wisehad
Middletown Association
W. L. Risk
New Castle Association
Arrest on capias for Covington man loitering
Doc Plummer, 36, Covington Ky, was arrested on a police court capias issued earlier for loitering. He fled the city after bond but was taken into custody by Covington officers and agreed to return to this side of the river without requisition papers.
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Doc Plummer
Covington
Naval officers aided by family suites spark escort concerns
British naval circles debate the practice of commanders commuting with wives and female relatives aboard ships in the Mediterranean and Channel Fleet. Concerns rise about security and the ease with which photographs of warships can be obtained by outsiders.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Mediterranean
Duke of Connaught
H. M. S.aboukir
Naples
Alexandria
Lord Roberts
Lady Roberts
Connaught
Charles Beresford
House of Commons
Berlin
Die Woche
St. Vincent
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Father accuses teen of theft by son. Harry Feller held
Mor ris Price a11 living on Central avenue near Court street says his son stole his watch and says Harry Feller 1017 Mound street coaxed the boy to take it. Police arrest Feller on suspicion at Central Station after revolver found in his room. The watch was recovered and Keller denies involvement.
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Morris Price
Central Avenue
Court Street
Harry Feller
Mound Street
West
Central Station
Price
Keller
Emma Goldman Crosses Border Into U S Without Interference
Emma Goldman crossed the border into the United States tonight from Winnipeg, Manitoba, and was not interfered with by authorities. The activist arrived amid attention but proceeded unchallenged.
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United States
Winnipeg
Man
Emma Goldman
The Result of a Day's Fishing With Rod and Reel on Biscayne Bay
The Commercial Tribune’s Illustrated Magazine will publish a feature with stories jokes anecdotes and a photo of a fishing trip on Biscayne Bay Florida. It highlights Cincinnati notable General W B Shattuc and shows three large fish weighing 113 8 pounds 101 pounds and 85 pounds.
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Nimrod
Commercial Tribune
The
Charming Mandarin Coat Pattern for Little Girls
A small Mandarin coat for girls six to nine years old shown in a pattern. The coat features long shoulders wide armholes and modish shapeless lines with a separate shield and standing collar. Made of broadcloth with soutache trim and a leather belt, suitable in taffeta velvet pongee or serge. Size seven uses 2 yards of 44 inch material. Pattern No 4325 priced at ten cents.
Building Code Commission to draft fireproof city standards
The Building Code Commission chaired by Steinkamp will meet to set the groundwork for a new city building code. Members Hazlin Dinsmore and Stein kamp will push for concise rules ensuring safety, especially for taller structures and tenement housing, with emphasis on proper materials and engineering.
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Building Code Commission
Council
Frank Dinsmore
L.P. Hazlin
Joseph G. Steinkamp
Commisson
New York
Singer
Steinkamp
Cincinnati
Real Estate Transfers Include Oakley Lot and Hyde Park Parcels
A string of property deeds lists transfers from E F W Wiehe to Evangelical Reformed Church of Oakley in Lot 47 and Oakley Lot 48. Other entries note land parcels in Hyde Park and Anderson Township, plus various transactions involving Henry Mudersbach Josiah Kuhn Luke Granon Ferdinand Brausch and George Humphreys. The entries mention sections surveys streets and widths with multiple owners and buyers across Oakley Springfield and Colerain areas.
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Wiehe
Evangelical Reformed Church of
Oakley
Schuster & Wilson
Same Sud
L Serene
Bee Louis Mohrfeld
George E Gaker
Cornelia M. Conkling
Frank H. Kinney
Michigan Avenue
Hyde Park
Myers Y. Cooper
Harry M. Everson
Sachs & James
Hyde
Henry Mudersbach
William Mudersbach
Anderson
An- Goipgon
Lizzie Higgins
Mary L
Irwin
Lot T Por
Terese’ Poe
Kas
George H. Humphreys
Luke B. Grannon
Robert P. Stevenson
Springfield
Ferdinand Brausch
Ignatius Sanger
Chestnut Street
Township Road
Oss Sa
Adrian E. Squires
Jennie M
Robert M. Leslie
Cosencesocons
Isaac J. Miller
August J. Henkel
Ravine Street
Harry J. Fagin
Charlies
H.’E. Rieck
Fisher Avenue
Durrell Realty Company
Cari Hbarth
Grandview
C. O. Harton
Alexander Porter
Annie E. Becker
Fourth Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
Josiah N. Kuhn
James W. Sibley
John E. Fitzpatrick
Alma E. Meyer
Pitts
Shady Avenue
Frank C. Potter
Margaret H
Lotus Avenue
Colerain
Northside
Lydia A. Wunder
Herbert BR. Wunder
C Ity Company
James M
Multi dwelling and residences with assorted costs
A list shows several properties on Central Avenue Baymiller Street Vine Street Meier Avenue Haven Avenue Harrison Pike Shaw Avenue Baltimore Avenue Emmings Street with owners Mrs Caroline Sauer L C Meyers Peter Herrmann Frances Diehl August Juniet and Henry Rahn. Costs range from 1 500 to 7 000 dollars for various structures including flats stores and residences.
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Central Avenue
Baymiller Street
Caroline Sauer
East Side
Vine Street
St. Francis Congregation
Ownets
Cseerereeuen
Meier Avenue
Wilm
L. C. Meyers
Sseeseses
West Side
Haven Avenue
Forest
Philip Pfiefer
Owens
North Side
Harrison Pike
Fenton Street
Peter Herrmann
Shaw Avenue
Erie Avenue
Frances F. Diehl
Baltimore Avenue
York Avenue
August Juniet
Emmings Street
Henry Rahn
Librarian Denies Removal of Medical Books
Librarian N. D. C. Hodges of the Cincinnati Public Library denied rumors that medical works were moved to the City Hospital. He explained that obsolete volumes were transferred from Vine Street to the Dayton street stack as impractical for modern students and that no books were moved to the hospital library. He added medical texts were always kept available through college libraries.
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N. D. C. Hodges
Public Library
Cincinnati
City Hospital
Hodges
Vine Street
Dayton Street
Hospital
Mrs Eva Hassellsbach Sues Ohio Cultivator Co for Death
Mrs Eva Hassellsbach of Bellevue sues the Ohio Cultivator Company for $10,000 in Norwalk claiming her husband John Hassellbach was killed when a wagon wheel burst. The suit was filed April 7.
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Commercial Tribune
Norwalk
Eva Hassellsbach
Bellevue
Ohio Cultivator Company
John Hassellbach
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Shannon
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Boston Belles
Standard
Miss Ellen Mortimer
Blue Ribon Girls
Publishers’ Representative
Committee
Senate
Indiana
Capias
NAVAL
Royal
Lad
Chum
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Fashion Department
Mmercial
IBUNE
Head of Commission
Steinkamp Interviewed
Durrell Realty , Co
Carl H. Barth
Pleasant Ridge
Barth
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
J. H. Thoman
J. H. Brinker & Co
Rose Hill
Samuel Hannaford & Sons
Cincinnati Chapter of Architects
Burnet House
Lawrence, Menderhall
Madisonville
Arcchitects Bausmith & Drainie
BE. M. Costello
Charles Wynne
Stetson Street
Corryville
Christopher Bergmann
W. E. Richards
William Mathews
Ames & Agnew
Crosley Avenue
Nortwood
Ulna Seph
Athenka Ai Radiator Company
Beg Mon Company
Summer Street
Sewessiar
Wilhelmina Seyfried
Fee
Ness Gen & Itze
Ee Prasat
Watson Parker
North Walnut Hills
Charlee Wynne
Ee’ Bergmann
Bellevue and
Stetson ‘Street
Alonzo Rinehart
Katherina Meyer
William Toepke
Macibonvile
James Gilmore
J. G. Wehr
Seeeseness
Martin T. Tieke
McCormick Road
Colum Wia
Dudley C
Lewis R. Smith
Arcadia
Lawrence H. Kellogg
Weenie B
Daelvog
Pigabie
Julia F. Barber
Glenn B
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Mary A. Doty
Same
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L. R. Schulte
Frederick Egbert
Amzi_ eT
Clifton Mutual
H. E
Garieia L. & B. Co
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Tee Bes Y Odeeoe Dm Oe
Dean
Speedeline Loheide
Ceksstvelepastte
H. Barth
Durrell “Realty, Company
Elizabeth Schmah
Joan H. “Costello
Carrie Scheiffele
Western Ave
B. A
Eugene O. F
Cytete
Josiah N Kuhn
Uf .Haynie
Ener Hills
Jay
Lehrer
Western Hills B. & Hei Bis CO
Esther Enyvenscen Digasse Esase Ds Sess. 8,900 Luke B. Grannon Glendale B
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GaSe
Gomes
Lee F. Griffith
Jacob Groble
Margaret Hoffman Sant
Frank C. Enees
Clei Xs
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Hattie L. Newton
B. A. Ge de
Albert H. Apking
Adolph Mey
Anthony Tabke
William Etter, Sr
Giorlane & B. Cordinee
Oedey
J. G. Vohr
V. G. “Gilmore
Conroy
Byoceenedy
Liam
Poland
John B Huiskes
Chewbeiinipeern - Companf
Ccedecenseccgecees
Veetatgneiee
Emma F. Bliss
M. K. Riley
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A. E. Squires
Sseveseeress Ava Iees Abesane
B. Grannon
Glendale B. & OD
Griffin
Aires B
Bi. A
Aaenz & Russell
C. W. Meyers
John B. Schnedes
Westwood
John G. Linser
York Street B. Co
George J. Cline
Bernhard Kahn
Elizabeth Schmahl
Sherman A & B
Carrie Rents
Winton Place
Sarah R. Quante
Citizens
E. & Tiss
Cumamosee
E. A. Ely
Harvey Meyers
Mary BE. Blakemore
Bond Hill Bo - Company
William Gebhardt
Republic L & B. Conor - Videss Scccesvecsearssseckcy
Ceseatey
Bosinger & Hopkins
Edelman
Edward A, Ler
East End
L. Ah Oe
F. A
Tabke
William Kassen
Ait
Christina Frank
Raymond Ratliff
LS A
Virginia
Rotandas
New St.ears
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