The Gay White Way at the Lyric Sparks Circus Crowd
The Shubert premiere of The Gay White Way features three stars Jefferson De Angelis Blanche King and Alexander Carr with Maude Raymond Melville Ellis and a large troupe. The production promises music mirth and burlesque with new stage attractions including The Human Roulette Wheel Cairo Skating Rink a submarine boat and an airship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Messrs. Shubert
Maude Raymond
Gus Rogers
Bill Simmons
Miss Raymond
Topsy
William A. Brady
Melville Ellis
Ellis
Henry Woodruff
George Ade
Mr. Ellis
England
Queenie Vassar
Tony Pastor
Chinatown
Belle of
New York
Frank Doane
Woodland
Post and Russell
America
Katherine Bell
Babes In Toyland Company
Viola Hopkins
Joseph Herbert, Jr
Lew Fields
Bessie Friganza
Trixie Friganza
Cairo
Cairo Skating Rink
Shriners
The Ginger Bread Man at the Grand Opens Monday
The Ginger Bread Man returns to the Grand for a week long run blending a musical comedy of pastry land fairies Santa Claus and a kidnap plot with over sixty performers plus an augmented orchestra. Stars include Ross Snow Fred J Nice James McKelhern Garrick Major Lute Wraham Frances Kellogg Nellie Nice Mabel Day Helen Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grand
Santa Claus
Jack Horner
Simon
Sallie Lunn
Margery Dan
Childhood
Our Town
Fudge
Ross Snow
Fred J. Nice
James McKelhern
Garrick Major
Lute Wraham
Valine Frances Kellogg
Nellie Nice
Mabel Day
Helen Gray
Chester Park Opens May 3 With The Tickler Thrills
Chester Park will open Sunday May 3 as Manager Martin races to ready attractions. The Tickler headlining with shoot the shoots and scenic railway promising thrills and new sensations unseen elsewhere. Nut Coi is introduced as a new feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Chester Park
Martin
The Gay White Way Comes to Lyric Theater Sunday
The Gay White Way by Sydney Rosenfeld and Ludwig Englander arrives at the Lyric Theater Sunday night. Authors defend lack of plot as entertainment while showcasing a Broadway flavored program with eighty performers led by Jefferson De Angelis, Blanche King, and Alexander Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theater
Sydney Rosenfeld
Ludwig Englander
Broadway
Tristar
Jefferson de Angelis
Blanche King
Alexander Carr
Maude Raymond
Melville Ellis
Queenie Vassar
Frank Doane
Katherine Bell
The Star Bout Adds A Large Cast For Columbia Stage
The star studded The Star Bout at Columbia features six active characters plus club members and guests, totaling over sixty on stage for the final scene. Taylor Granville leads as the male star and wrote the sketch, previously the star of The Futurity Winner. Laura Pierpont of Cincinnati appears as Mayme Farrell, fond of fighters, with Elbow Harrigan Spider Brockway Tommy Murphy Battling Nelson Cyclone Kelly and Young Britt among the other principals in the preliminary bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Taylor Granville
Laura Pierpont
Cincinnati
Mayme Farrell
Elbow Harrigan
Spider Brockway
Tommy Murphy
Battling Nelson
Cyclone Kelly
Young Britt
Strongheart to be staged at the Walnut next week
The Walnut presents Strongheart starting Sunday matinee. The drama tackles the race question with a thoughtful approach and is praised as well put together by four college men who call it classy. The production features extensive scenery and a strong company fit for their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Wood
Ringling Brothers Circus Arrives in Two-City Run
Ringling Brothers Circus heads to Cumminsville May 6 for a two day stand on Colerain and Spring Grove avenues and in Norwood on Main and Elm streets. A parade is planned for opening day leaving Cumminsville at 10 AM for Fountain Square before returning to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Cumminsville
Colerain
Spring Grove Avenues
Norwood
Main Avenue
Elm Street
Fountain Square
Princess Cruises Drawn For Repeats To Aurora And Lawrenceburg
The Princess delivered successful trips to New Richmond and Pt. Pleasant last Sunday and will repeat the service next Sunday with the Queen visiting Aurora and Lawrenceburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Pt. Pleasant
Aurora
Lawrenceburg
Memorial for Edwin Booth planned at Gramercy Park
Plans mature for a $25,000 memorial to Edwin Booth in Gramercy Park opposite The Players club. The Players will cover the cost, and the club has applied to Gramercy Park trustees for approval of the private enclosure site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edwin Booth
America
Gramercy Park
Players
The Lid Lifters at Standard Theater Next Week
The New Lid Lifters open at the Standard Theater with a Sunday matinee. Maude Elliston headlines a burlesque program featuring The Lid Littery at the Paris Exposition and The Devil Dodger, promising a high class all around entertainment.
Human Hearts at Lyceum for Easter Week
The Lyceum Theater presents Hal Reid’s Human Hearts next week during Easter week. The play, set in Arkansas hills, blends pathos and comedy and centers on a mother’s love for a man believed condemned. A capable company promises a major season event.
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Lyceum
Lyceum Theater
Hal Reid
Arkansas
Twentieth Century Maids at People's Theater in Panama satire
The Twentieth Century Maids present A Trip to Panama a bright burlesque at the People's Theater starting Sunday matinee. The show follows a dock departure and steamer voyage to Panama with seasick passengers customs reception and patriotic songs. The act includes vaudeville specialties and promises to be among the season’s best satires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
People’s Theater
Uncle Sam
Banana and Peanut Republic
Italian Bandmaster Opens Zoo Concert Season This Sunday
Italian bandmaster Chevalier Enrico Gargiulo leads Gargiulo's Band in the Zoo concert season opener on Sunday afternoon May 10. Last year Creatore tried to block Gargiulo from using his former players, while the Zoo expands its animals and amenities this season. The clubhouse cafe reopens under new management and otter amusements return as concerts begin their summer schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Enrico Gargiulo
Gargiulo
Creatore
Under Two Flags at the Olympic Next Week
Forepaugh Stock Company announces its next week production of Under Two Flags at the Olympic. The show features Blanche Bates in a major prior success and promises lavish staging with Algeria set pieces and dramatic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert
David Belasco
Blanche Bates
Quida
Algeria
On the Bridge at Midnight at Heuck's Opera House
A sentimental Easter attraction titled On the Bridge at Midnight will debut at Heuck's Opera House with a Sunday matinee. The Windy City drama follows a blind mother's search for her kidnapped child, mixing sorrow with comic relief and featuring a realistic jack knife bridge scene and multiple Chicago locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heuck’s
Opera House
Windy City
Robinson Circus Announces Open Air Week Ahead
The Robinson Circus plans to move rehearsals to Reading road and Florence avenue for early next week. The ten allied shows will open Monday April 27 with a morning street parade. Celebrities include Dare Devil Sylva Leap to the Moon and the Kinta mura Troupe of Royal Japanese jugglers.
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Robinson Circus
Robinson
Terrace Park
Reading Road
Florence Avenue
Dare Devil” Sylva
Kintamura
Winston
Seals
Rooneys
Albert M. Davenport
Hines-Kimball
Rooney
Davenport
Five Flying Moores
William de Mott
Barnum Circus
Europe
Gordon Orton
Jack W. King
James French
Rough Riders
United States Cavalry
W. F. Spencer
Pine Ridge Reservation
Bert le Mount
Amusement Notes on The Royal Chef Cast and Society
Herbert Carter plays Lieutenant Parke in The Royal Chef on tour at Walnut with a merit-rich company. Marguerite De Von stars in The Girl Question at the Grand, performing with her mother and a noted incident in Illinois. Easter Sunday features Lyric Theater moving pictures with travel scenes and slapstick comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Carter
Parke
Walnut
Carter
Anna Held
Europe
New York
Chicago
Lyric Theater
Still Needs Men Examinations Listed by Civil Service
The Civil Service Commission announces May examinations for several posts including switchboard attendants and marine engineers with salaries from 420 to 1 000 dollars monthly. Posts also include veterinarians in the Philippines and electricians. Post office service tests will occur in Alliance Ohio on April 29 and Crawfordsville Indiana on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
New Wards Created for Hamilton City
Special Dispatch from Hamilton Ohio reports an annexation ordinance to take effect next Tuesday. Greater Hamilton will be real, with two new wards named Five and Six. They will include East Hamilton and Lindenwald in their areas.
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Hamilton
Greater Hamilton
East Hamilton
Lindenwald
Architects Defend Role Amid Smoke Abatement Controversy
Cincinnati architects reject Hamilton County Smoke Abatement League claims of opposition. President George W. Rapp says the chapter will respond officially and notes plans to submit to inspectors when official channels exist. Also reports leases, permits, and new buildings on Fourth Street and in Avondale with multiple firms involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Nelson
Hamilton County
Nelson
George W. Rapp
Cincinnati
The
American Institute of Architects
League
President Rapp
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Clifton and Oakley
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Clifton and Oakley with buyers including William Lobitz James Donnelly Warren Corbitt and Mary E Pettit. Leases and mortgage cancellations accompany a dense roster of lot numbers and sub divisions in Hamilton County and surrounding areas.
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Louisa E
William Lobitz
I. D. Wheeler
James Donnelly
Helen R. Larkin
Barton, Brewster & Folz
Ke K. R. Hosea
Alma E. Voss
Robert Hosea
Clifton
C. V. Beck
J. H. Folsom
Hamilton County House
Hart- Wales
Veep
Alice Taylor
Dremep Avenue
Cd Telemiss
Elizabeth BE. Kinney
Allice’ Taylor
Bruds Diodevef
Amy Ruppert
Mathew Margold
Warsaw Avenue
A. L. Brambie
Frederick Busch
Andrew Murphy
Enoch Anderson
Lak Lee
Lak Lee Beusecads Robert J. H. Archtable
Laura I. al- Schuster
Green Domme
Thomas L. Wayne
Cooper
Riddle Road
Thomas Mangan
Belle Mangan
Bofinger & Ageran
Elmwood
Millie Carr
Michael Frizzell
Baum Street
Enese
Mills & Kline
Oakley
de Das
Ida S. Patterson
Maggie Gerhardt
Mary L. Bramble
Robert J. Cresap
Crrch
Ida
Patterson Et al
Henry Jostsub
Fragmentary Trade Notes Note Odd Transfers
Partial OCR item lists transfers between individuals and firms with unclear names. The readable parts show movements involving George Yaffe Ida A. Ramsey M. L. Galvin J. Walter Jenkins and J. R. Webster in a brewing or trade context, with multiple abbreviated lines.
Building Permits Ledgers Show Multiple Dwellings Planned
The notice lists several building permits for residences on Woodburn Avenue Poplar Street Myr tle Avenue Alms Place Mitchell Avenue Corry Street. Owners include James G Hyde Park Minnie Meyer Cooper William Eves and Peter Spinnenweber with costs ranging around 1 800 to 4 500 dollars.
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West Side
Woodburn Avenue
Ruth
St. Leger
James G. Hyde Park
Minnie Meyer
Cost Cooper
North Side
Myrtle Avenue
Ashland
J. St. C. Glassmeyer
Sowner
Alms Place
Albray
Mitchell Avenue
Orient
William Eves
Corry Street
Clifton Avenue
Peter Spinnenweber
New Civil Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of fresh filings in Common Pleas Court numbers 139668 to 139675 shows cases including Durr v. Loveland & Cincinnati Traction Co for costs 899.75 Doyle v. Doyle for divorce and alimony Wing v. C, ., C. & St. L. Ry. Co for damages 1500 Sadler trustee v. City Hall Bank for 3674.01 Kکن Kidwell v. Second National Bank for 35000 damages Keys v. P., C. & St. L. Ry. Co for 10 damages Millner v. P., C., C. & St. L. Ry. Co for 150 damages Conavon v. Con dren for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter W. Durr
Loveland & Cincinnati Traction Company
Ireton
Collins, Schoenle & Poor
Grace Doyle
Edward Doyle
A. J. McNair
Mary W. V. Wing
The
William R. Collins
Louis L. Sadler
City Hall Bank
Gideon C. Wilson
Albert
Danbury
Catherine One
Bennett & Utter and
F. Woodward
May Conavon
George Condren
J. H. C. Smith
Girls Strike Threat Over Self supplied Thread Demands
Seventy five workers at Famous Shirt Company 34 and 36 West Pearl street plan talks with Edward A lowman and Leo J Lowman to resolve grievances over having to furnish their own thread for sewing. The firm disputes any differences and warns a strike could close the shop, noting operations are currently four days a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Pearl Street
Edward A
Leo J. Lowman
May Festival chorus rehearses amid two pianos at Music Hall
In Music Hall last night the May Festival chorus and children's chorus rehearsed under Van der Stucken with two pianos standing in for the orchestra. The session focused on The Children's Crusade, a major novelty of the festival. A Chamber of Commerce noon meeting on Change will feature Mr. W. H. Hobart addressing the festival programmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
van der Stucken
Children’s Crusade
Chamber Ofmmerce
W. H. Hobart
Association
City Hall Notes on Viaduct Repair Contracts and Local Incidents
Grainger of Grainger & Co. visits City Hall about Liberty Street Viaduct repairs as the Board of Public Service prepares papers for the City Solicitor. Firemen Boehme and Branlage face morning charges for fighting. Mayor Markbreit to host Music Hall Association annual meeting in his office.
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Grainger
Grainger & Co
Louisville
Board of Public Service
Liberty Street
Laidlaw
Paul Boehme
Joe Branlage
Markbreit
The
Music Hall Association
Linwood Improvement Assn criticizes street conditions
A letter to the Service Board from F. O. Wilkinson, secretary of the Linwood Improvement Association, denounces the Street Repair and Street Cleaning Departments. He contends that Linwood when an independent village had better streets, and current conditions are the worst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Board
F. O. Wilkinson
Linwood Improvement Association
Linwood
General Wherry Visits Col Markbreit in Cincinnati
Major General Wherry of the United States Army called on Major Markbreit yesterday in a social visit. The two long-time friends discussed personal matters as Wherry visited his daughters in Cincinnati, Mrs. Dr. Mark A. Brown and Mrs. K. K. Rachford.
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Wherry
United States Army
Markbreit
Colonel Markbreit
Cincinnati
Mark A. Brown
K. K. Rachford
Birth certificate request from Edward F. Lawrence in Apartado Mexico
Health Board records show Edward F. Lawrence seeks his birth certificate for marriage in Germany. Clerk Evans confirms birthplace at 4 Fillmore street and will issue the document. The Emery estate and George Bendigs complained about Cleveland and Highland avenues respectively. The North Cincinnati Business Men's Club commends the city for street flushing.
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Apartado
Mexico
Health Board
Edward F. Lawrence
Germany
Evans
Fillmore Street
Emery
Service
Cleveland Avenue
George Bendigs
Highland Avenue
North
Cincinnati
Pardons Granted by Workhouse Board Names Four Men
The Workhouse Board granted pardons yesterday to Doc Hughes William Lichtenfeld George W Bartley and Henry Spruel in a decisive act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workhouse Board
Doc Hughes
William Lichtenfeld
George W. Bartley
Henry Spruel
Paris Art Society Opens Eighteenth Beaux Arts Exhibition
The Societe des Beaux Arts opened its eighteenth annual show at the Grand Palais with President Fallieres present. The exhibit leans toward tempered impressionism and includes works by Abbey, Lhermitte, Weerts, Boldini, and multiple American contributors. Abbey's pieces titled The Duke of Gloucester and Lady Anne and Daughter of King Lear are highlighted for bold color and stately composition.
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Paris
Societe Des Beaux Arts
Grand Palais
Fallieres
Societe Des 4Gtists Francais
Normandy
Lhermitte
Haspignies
EB. A. Abbey
New York
Abbey
Duke of
William Bair Dies Former Maud S Trainer Passes Away
William W. Bair, famed trainer of the trotting mare Maud S., died in Philadelphia at 65. He bought Maud at two in Ohio for 300 dollars, her record 2 08 percent setting a world mark. Maud S. later sold for 21 000 and 40 000, after which she retired. Bair also leased Belmont Park and other raceways for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William W. Bair
Maud S
Mr. Bair
Maud 8
Ohio
William H. Vanderbilt
Robert Bonner
Belmont
All Will Be Equal Four Autos Reach Viadivostok Simultaneously
The New York to Paris auto race left Seattle on the steamer Aki with the French and Italian cars leading. The Italian car is second and the French third. the German and American cars, delayed by breakdowns and Alaska detour, head for Vladivostok and will be shipped on the Glen Logan with transshipment at Kobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Viadivostok
Pocatello
Alaska
Valdes
Glen Logan
Vladivostok
Kobe
Japan
Doctor Fatally Attacked Near Welch West Virginia
Doctor R M McGuffin a leading West Virginia physician and brother of Captain James McGuffin of Gallipolis was attacked in a remote Welch area. He is in dying condition after his head was crushed by J E Williams who was arrested and refused to discuss the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
R. M. McGuffin
West Virginia
James McGuffin
Welch
W. Va
Physicians Praise Oil of Wintergreen for Skin Cure
A medical notes feature extols D D D Prescription as a near specific for eczema and itching skin diseases. Dr C B Holmes of Silver City Mississippi endorses the oil of wintergreen preparation with rapid relief and potential cure, inviting readers to consult Dow's Drug Stores for skin complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C B. Holmes
Silver City
Miss
D. D. D. Company of
Chicago
Dr. Shielmes
Dow's Drug Stores
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Cleneay & Nourse
J. M. Gardell
Williams Directory Company
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Hearne Avenue
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Union Dairy Company
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Jennie Nort
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Clifton Mutual
Harry R. Gabriel
Cass Ds Cde
William E. Fitzpatrick
Southern Ohio
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Provident Loan Co
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Lenox B. & I. Co
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Mary Rider
Union Dairy Co
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Emma F. Landwehr
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George B. Mundy
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Nellie R. Lea
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Detroit
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James R. Hopkins
William §. Horton
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