The Girl Question at the Grand and Gingerbread Man at Lyric
The Grand stages The Girl Question with Montgomery Phister as author and mixed reviews for cast including Paul Nicholson and Henrietta Tedro while praising musical bits. The Gingerbread Man revival heads to the Grand with Evelyn Kellogg and a chorus of forty, noted as a big Liberty Theater hit last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Phister
Eddie Foy
Helen Royton
Carl H. George
Grand Opera House
Messrs
Hough and
Adams
Paul Nicholson
Carl George
Max von Tesmar
Helen Boyton
Jessie Sears
Marguerite de Vone
Elsie Davie
Master Martin
Billy
New York
Babes In Toyland
Kris Kringle
Santa Claus
Jack Horner
Simon
Peter Piper
Margery Daw
Nixon
Zimmerman
Evelyn Kellogg
Nellie Nice
Ross Snow
Garrick Major
Fred Nice
James McElhern
Percy Matson
Lute Vrooman
Bert Lovey
Annie Dressler
Fannie Martine
Fred Waltz
Frank Mansfield
Liberty Theater
Kelcey and Shannon Star in Bridge at Lyric Theater This Week
Herbert Kelcey and Effie Shannon headline Alicia Ramsey's Bridge at the Lyric Theater this week. The engagement draws society reservations and bridge club attendance, marking a notable co star partnership after more than ten years of joint performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Lyric Theater
Alicia Ramsey
Lyceum Theater
New York City
Shannon
Mr. Kelcey
Booth
Barrett
Warde
James
Robson
Crane
Jefferson
Florence
Sothern
Marlowe
Evans and Hoey
Hallen and Hart
Donnelly
Girard
Weber
Fields
Kelcey and
Emery Sratefal
Otteringy Am
Pen and Ink Dressing Rooms
There is a singular fascination for public about the Mfe on the other of the footlights. Blanche remarks on backstage spectacle and audience curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfe
Blanche
The Gay White Way Comes to Lyric Theater Sunday Night
The Gay White Way with Jefferson De Angelis Blanche King and Alexander Carr and a company of eighty arrives at the Lyric Theater Sunday. The show promises continuous laughter from Garden of Rooseveltia to Murray's restaurant with Miss Ring delivering songs and imitations and a School of Acting duet. Cast members include Maude Raymond Queenie Vassar Melville Ellis and a novelty act by Post and Russell with Carr performing David Warfield impersonations. There will be Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson de Angelis
Blanche King
Alexander Carr
Lyric Theater
Garden
Rooseveltia
Murray
Broadway
Miss Ring
Mr. de Angelis
School of Acting
Sherry’s
Childs
Maude Raymond
Bill Simmons
Queenie Vassar
Paris
Anna Held
Melville Ellis
Post and Russell
Montgomery and Stone
David Warfield
Strongheart and Ralph Stuart Head Walnut Offering
Ralph Stuart and Strongheart star in a one week Walnut run starting Sunday matinee. The drama set at Columbia University shows college life with realism, including a villain plotting a team defeat and a football dressing room scene. Stuart delivers forceful love scenes and a torn heart portrayal with strong support from the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stuart
Strongheart
Walnut
Columbia University
Stuart
Blue Ribbon Girlz Bring New Niagara Extravanganza
The Blue Ribbon Girlz at the Standard Theater present Day at Niagara a fresh merry show featuring a country couple misadventures and escalating comic scenes. New songs dances and medleys unfold including Dreaming a dazzling march by twenty five show girls in bright costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Theater
Blue Ribbon Girlz
Niagara
Gingerbread Man to Play at Grand Next Week
The Gingerbread Man comes to the Grand for a big show appealing to all ages. Charles Thropp of the dailys fantaisie notes Nixon and Zimmerman earned about $20,000 on the Pacific coast hit, praised as the most popular show of its kind in that region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thropp
Dailys‘fantasie
Nixon
Zimmerman
Pacific Coast
Fanchon the Cricket Revival at Olympic Forepaugh Week
The Forepaugh Stock Company revives Fanchon the Cricket at the Olympic to mark a week of strong attendance and refined production. The season winds down with a final slate featuring Under Two Flags a lavish Easter offering by Blanche Bates era staging. Elaborate effects include a desert sandstorm noted as a standout scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quida
Blanche Bates
Desert
The Star Bout Set to Open in Columbia Next Week
Manager Ziegler received word that the complete original company will arrive Sunday morning and rehearse to stage The Star Bout that afternoon. Word had claimed a Chicago run could extend, but Cincinnati ahead of Columbia remains fixed. Audiences there have praised it as the fastest vaudeville sketch yet and Columbia has arranged extra production details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ziegler
Chicago
Cincinnati
Bout
Amusement Notes on Jefferson de Angelis Acrobat
Jefferson de Angelis, father of grown children, performs handsprings and back somersaults in The Gay White Way with the vigor of a young acrobat. He also displays many other clever tricks with equal skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson de Angelis
Laura Pierpont to star in The Star Boat at the Columbia
Laura Pierpont formerly of Cincinnati will take a leading role in The Star Boat at the Columbia next week. She is now married to Taylor Granville, author of the famous play, who also appears as a leading character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Pierpont
Cincinnati
Columbia
Taylor Granville
Safety Board Approves Fire Department Standing and Exams
The Safety Board approved the standing and rank of contestants for advancement in the Fire Department. Mayor Markbreit was notified of a vacancy due to Captain Frank Wharty's death. Examinations were ordered for line men ages 21 to 35 and for substitute firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Board
Markbreit
Frank Wharty
Woman Beats Motorman At Madison Road Stop
Passengers watch as a frail woman, described as the motorman's wife, beats him and pulls him off the car at Madison road and Cinnamon street. The conductor is repulsed by the woman and other crew rush to assist. A mild panic follows as the car stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Madison Road
Cinnamon Street
City may profit by Boston fire
City officials study Boston suburb fire damage to inform Cincinnati building ordinances and possible reforms. Architect Joseph G. Steinkamp heads the inquiry and departs for Chelsea to gather facts from Sunday's blaze as part of downtown Cincinnati improvements. William Elmer buys Crenshaw lease for $10,000, plans a stag hotel and German restaurant at Sixth and Walnut with Lee Lodging House upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Steinkamp
Building Code Commission
East
Chelsea
Cincinnati
Boston
William Elmer
A. Lee Crenshaw
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Crenshaw
Elmer
Crenshaw Cafe
Sixth and Walnut
Lee Lodging House
Eimer
Hauck Brewing Company
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Across Multiple Parcels
Real estate notices show Watelsky Sire & Co transferring leases on multiple parcels including 59 by 80 feet on Fifth street and 8 by 104 feet on Main and Melindy. Numerous deeds involve John Wentzel, Mary Stewart, Laura Brinkman, Charles Vogt, and others with leases and sub divisions. Mortgage filings and cancellations appear for Anna Eslinger, Ferdinand Baechle, Mary Jones, and many more across Sharon and Linn townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watelsky, Sire & Co
Abe Cohen
Fifth Street
Hannibal Street
Main and
Melindy
John Wentzel
Melvin Dutton
Svasse
Mary I. Stewart
Sarah J., Mathias
Melbourne
Subdi- Werior
Frank W. Brown
Lawrence Link
Mmne Sc
Ckns
Pacer
Cep
Cheehatalinen
Ohio Humane Society
Anna M. Eslinger
Mary F. Wouffe
Fred Dotthott
Sharon
Stahley’Struble
John Getz
Emma Weston
Leopold Herscher
Bosinger & Hopkins
Home City
Wongeseeras
Emily Witherwick
Ida E
Linn Woodd
John Riddle
Laura M. Brinkman
Joseph Spitzmuer
George H. Crellin
Frank
Catherine Schmidt
Mills and Cresap
Montgomery Pike
Wegsbreuvecese
Peeplesceen Staley
Lee Crenshaw
Louis Reehl
Hary Wiley
William M. Wiley
Charles Vogt
Anna Vogt
Falke Street
Iasbae
Amelia Sikes
Balbina Pleisteiner
Hammond Street
William Stuewe
William Stuewe, Jr
Euclid Land
B. Ww
Botaeener
Ohio Humane Boces Weedeseksdedeewavh
August von Bargen
Sharon B. & L. A. Company
Piecces Nccateesceyes
Milton
Pottenger
Ferdinand Baechie
Westwood
Sarah J. Mathias
Quickwithdrewal B. A
CMOS
Jek Vane
Dconee
Frank Schmidt
Alpha B. & L. Co
Frederick A. Fillmore
Terraceae
Bier Big Coi
George Weidman
Michael O'Connor
William H. Helmig
Glenn
John H. Weaver
David Messerschmitt
Southern
Ohio
L. & T. Otedrny
Lula E. Gardner
Columbia
Ida E. Sims
William J. Manns
Herman Mueller
C. F. Baechle
Westwood H. Co
Mary Saareet
Government L. & Emma Weston
Southern Unionh
Tr Company
Seceeiecee
D. C. Snook
Kbs Mane Aste Teabaebediead
Sycamore Street Building Association
Charles C. Hart
W. S. Zimmerman
Vole Moore
Carpenter
C. O. Brice
Oviad
BE. B
Henry
George H. Creslin
O’bryonvilie
Charles O. Hai
Chloa Kemper
Frederick H. Meyer
Nannie Y. Camp
Stephen Melt2brink
Jacob Beak Cist
A. Vaccariello
Kate Costello
Timber Stock Sale Details and Related Court Actions
Examination of United States Timber Company affairs continued with George R. Berry testifying on stock flotation and pricing. He described 25 percent commission on preferred stock, initial sales at 40 cents on the dollar rising to 80 then par, and that all preferred stock except $1,000 given to John Hawks. Common stock was given as a bonus to buyers and solicitors. Former umpire Harry L. Leach sues Cincinnati Traction Company for damages after a Vine Street car incident left him with injuries and nerve damage. Schwarzschild Sulsberger sue Ohio and Kentucky Kid Leather for breach of contract over pelts. Receiver authorized to pay a machinist $75 earned two years ago, Garnisheed funds released. Jurors nominated for term. Collier arraigned on counterfeit money charge with trial set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Timber Company
Grove
George R. Berry
Berry
Harry L. Leach
Cincinnati Traction Company
United States
Leach
Vine Street
Fountain Square
Schwarzschild & Sulsberger
Chicago
Ohio and Kentucky Kid Leather Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly
Harmon
Illinois
Thompson
Collier
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
List of Civil actions timestamps No. 139649 to 139455 filed in Common Pleas Court includes Sycamore Township Trustees authority to transfer funds, City of Cincinnati v Schwegman for land compensation, Harris v Savoy Hotel appeal, Fruhauf v Kilroy from Squire Meyers, Levy et al. partnership claim, Georgina Axline v Clyde Axline for divorce, Lizzie Pernens et al. v Catherine Wabnitz et al. for estate partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
H. H. Holbrook
City of Cincinnati
Joseph Schwegman
E. M. Ballard
Orville L. Harris
The
Savoy Hotel Company
Squire Muller
Max Fruhauf
John Kilroy
Squire Meyers
Max Levyes
Co Oonn A Tee Ee
Pogue & Pogue
Georgina Axline
Clyde C. Axline
J. C. Hermann
Lizzie Pernens
Catherine Wabnitz
E. E. Stevens
Common Pleas Court and County Tax Forfeiture Actions
County Auditor sells land forfeited for taxes as part of a court action. The city sues Joseph Schwegman and William Hillenbrand to set compensation for land needed to extend Wood avenue to Middleton avenue. Sycamore Township seeks authority to move 5,000 from poor fund to road fund. Township and ward assessors report to the Auditor, assigned to work thirty-five days at 3 dollars per day. City forfeitures sold yesterday brought 1 653 62 dollars. city forfeitures will be sold today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schwegman
William Hillenbrand
Wood Avenue
Middleton Avenue
Board of Trustees
Sycamore Township
Richardson
Superior Court Approves 40 Percent Dividend for Havilin Hotel Creditors
Superior Judge Hoffheimer approved a 40 cent dollar dividend to Havilin Hotel Company creditors on the receiver W A Bennett report. The receiver shows 39,016.55 on hand against 70,283.90 in claims plus 5,000 damages by former employee William E Henthorn. Bennett receives 1,250 compensation and 1,250 attorney fees. three appraisers receive 300 each. Remaining funds 7,528.14 to address Henthorn claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haviln
Hoffheimer
W. A. Bennett
William E. Henthorn
Bennett
A. B. Meader
C. G Roth
C. B. Rattermann
Henthorn
Building Permits Reported for Two Homes in Portsmouth Area
Two new residences appear in the permit log. George Hefeie is owner of a 2%-story brick house on Portsmouth Avenue south side near Paxton, with cost listed as 2,39. A 2%-story home on Rewster Avenue near Stacey is attributed to A. M. Harvuot with cost about 5,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth Avenue
Paxton
George Hefeie
Rewster Avenue
Stacey
A. M. Harvuot
Jurors Questioned on Bucket Shop Opinions in Criminal Court
The April grand jury was impaneled by Judge Hunt who asked each prospect to deny interest in bucket shops. Oscar Dreyer noted an opinion but could remain impartial. The panel includes W. H. Anderson foreman and others with varied trades. Judge Hunt charged on gambling margins and penalties. Peter Dugan was released on motion. Edward Johnson pleaded guilty to burglary and receiving stolen property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Oscar Dreyer
W. H. Anderson
Lenox Place
Lawbook
Hopkins Street
West Eighth Street
Joseph Bucker
Montana Avenue
Stonemason
Charles E. Haynes
Vine Street
John J. Gillespie
Main Street
Gillespie Pie Company
Joseph Osterkamp
Hackberry Street
Baker
Joseph J. Hess
Betts Street
George Lehrer
Glendale
Edward Johnson
Divorce Court Records Highlight Multiple Marriages and Custody
Laura Coldarone seeks alimony from Joe Coldarone amid his ongoing divorce suit. she notes prior marriage to Constable Charles Timberlake. Judge Swing continues the hearing. Georgina Axline seeks divorce from Clyde C. Axline and custody for two children. they married December 28, 1904 at Norwood. neglect alleged. Attorney: John C. Hermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Coldarone
Joe Coldarone
Coldarone
Charles Timberlake
Swing
Georgina Axline
Clyde C. Axline
Norwood
Island Grove
Fla
John C. Hermann
Probate Court action lists decedent debts and sale of real estate
Anton Rieg reports Peter Gruener left debts of 2205 and only 200 in personal property prompting a grant to sell real estate on Schoedinger avenue. Lizzie Thomas to receive 100 from Turkey Gap Coal for her son Robert Thomas’s accidental death. Several estates filed for administration including Nead, Miller, Sugman, and others with varying values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Rieg
Peter Gruener
Gruener
Schoedinger Avenue
Lizzie Thomas
Turkey Gap
Albion J. Miller
Charles F. Nead
Conrad Miller
William Sugman
Harriet Longfellow
Harry C. Mullen
May E. Mullen
George E. Brown
E. M. Brown
Thomas B. Paxton
Julia B. Boyd
Alice F. Martin
Delilah A. Stearns
Robert Thomas
August Pfierrmann
Elizabeth Hauser
Regina Benz
Fred Raine, Sr
John Lupold
Mary Rebemach
Greek man sent to grand jury for murder charge
Michael Katsetos a Greek of 511 West Sixth Street surrendered after returning from Greece to surrender. He appeared in Police court and waived examination. Held to the grand jury with bond set at 1000 by Judge Lueders. Coroner's verdict had exonerated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Katsetos
West Sixth Street
Greece
Lueders
G A R Parade Plans Include Government Employees
Government employees and officers from various departments accepted invites to join the Memorial Day G A R parade. Letter carriers railway mail service Internal Revenue and Custom House staff will participate as this holiday event. A meeting next week will elect officers and arrange plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Mail Service
Internal Revenue
Custom House
State Legislators Visit Cincinnati Dairies
Members of the Legislature traveled from Columbus to inspect the Fleischmann plant in Cincinnati arriving by special car about 2 p.m. They toured for three hours, dined at the Harlin Hotel, and observed dairies to verify reports of their condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Columbus
Fleischmann Dairies
Fleischmann
Harlin
J. F. Sawicki
Cleveland
H. C. Mausberger
William E. Rolf
Abraham Polinski
Alvin Carlett
L. W. Hitch
Clermont County
Joseph Mulac
E. H. Irwin
Preble
J. H. Walker
Stark
Elisha Tinker
Ross
D. D. Spangler
Henry
A. C. Lowrey
Lawrence
H. W. Woods
Medina
John J. Lehman
Sandusky
C. F. Smith
Wyandotte
Pike
E. W On
Tuscarawas
A. Zeckendorf
City Hall notes reveal police drill site and hall closures
The Board of Public Service granted Chief Millikin use of Hunt Street Park on Florence Avenue for mounted squad drills. Building Inspector Kuhlman ordered Buckeye Concert Hall on Vine Street to close, citing fire hazards. Memorial Day parade plans were approved with the G A R committee, and grocers welcome the Pure Food Show at Music Hall starting April 25. Eckert and Reis investigated Harrison avenue sinking, locating an old spring forty feet upslope. City Engineer's team reviewed the avenue condition and prepared suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Millikin
Hunt Street Park
Florence Avenue
Reading Road
Kuhlman
Buckeye Concert Hall
Vine Street
Twelfth Street
John O. Eckert
Adam Reis
Service Board
Harrison Avenue
McBrair Street
Avena
Sinking Fund Trustees to Lease City Property to Highest Bidder
City Solicitor Ballard ruled that if the Sinking Fund Trustees seek to lease city property they must advertise the lease and award it to the highest bidder. The decision was handed down yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Dust treatment request on Clifton Avenue area
From property owners on Clifton Avenue between Ludlow Avenue and Senator Place a request was made to oil the street to lay the dust. The matter was referred to the City Engineer by the Service Board yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Avenue
Ludlow Avenue
Senator Place
McCarthy Bros Claim For Sewers In Price Hull
McCarthy Bros contractors filed a claim for omissions and extras amounting to 309 dollars for sewer laying work in Price Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy Bros
Price Hull
Hewitt Avenue Petition Seeks Macadam Street Repair
Residents of Hewitt avenue petitioned the Service Board to resurface that street with macadam at the expense of the Street Repair Department. Referred to Superintendent Shipley with power to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt Avenue
Service Board
Shipley
Parks Superintendent Rodgers Arranges Sister's Burial
J W Rodgers superintendent of parks traveled to Madison Indiana to arrange the burial of his sister Mrs Harriet Parsons who died in Winnipeg Manitoba last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rodgers
Madison
Ind
City committees to inspect sidewalks in Chicago and Washington
The committee from Council and the Board of Public Service with the Engineer will depart Monday for Chicago and Washington to inspect granite sidewalks and pavements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Board of Public Service
Chicago
Washington
Common Sense vs Strong Fo lacs and D D D Skin Cure
An old advertisement argues against internal cures for skin conditions and promotes D D D Skin Cure with oil of wintergreen glycerine and thymol. It claims skin diseases like eczema psoriasis and barber's itch are caused by a germ and should be treated through the skin. Dow's Drug Stores offers a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dennis
Dow
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Barbara Brell
Ohio Dental Parlors Company
Henry Verhage
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Race Street
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George Golde
Ohio Dental Parlors
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William J. Moeller
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