Nat Goodwin to star in Cameo at Lyric with new burlesques
The Lyric opens sales for Nat Goodwin’s Cameo from Darkington and Wilson, a Mississippi gambler tale with Kirby and Jeffreys Lewis among many players. Maude Fealy co stars, with Wallace MacCutcheon and Janet Beecher in key roles as Hugh Ford handles staging and costuming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat “Goodwin
Kirby
Nat Goodwin
Lyric
Mr. Goodwin
Darkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Eugene
Larken Bunce
James ,Lackaye
Edward Harrigan
Mme. Davesac
Jeffreys Lewis
Maude Fealy
Wallace MacCutcheon
Richard Pitman
Thomas Coleman
Neil O’brien
Janet Beecher
Hugh Ford
Fluffy Ruffles to Star Miss Williams at Grand House
Charles Frohman presents Miss Hattie Williams in Fluffy Ruffles a musical melange by John J McNally at the Grand House for one week featuring a seventy strong company including William Norris Bert Leslie Jack Gardner John Bunny Marion Abbott Nellie Butler Violet Heming and others. The music is by W T Francis with lyrics by Walter Irwin and the plot follows Fluffy from American settings to London and Paris ending with a job for life as the bride of the Hon Augustus Traddles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles Frohman
Miss Williams
Grand House
John J. McNally
Roger Brothers
Co Enne
Hattie Williams
Cherub
Miss Wiliams
William Norris
Tom Jones
Bert Leslie
Word Pictures
Jack Gardner
Cohan
John Bunny
Augustus
Fluffy Ruffles Song Hits at the Grand Next Week
Hattie Williams showcases several big numbers from Fluffy Ruffles at the Grand next week including Evolution Won t You Harmonize With Me Oh What a Beautiful Night Fluffy Ruffles Burlesque Imitations and Willies Got Another Girl Now The Willie tune is billed as more popular than the Experience The show tells a sad tale of a girl hoping for help from her family and Willie never calling back The production promises tears of laughter and the chorus in Parisian finery Original New York production to be seen here
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Hattie Williams
Willie
Igherab
Irl
Lendl
Pound
New York
Herrmann Redivivus Costs Out His Era of Couture
Maurice Herrmann the famed costumer laments the decline of costume plays after thirty four years in theater. He recalls past stars Booth Barrett Modjeska and Fiske and notes only Cameo Kirby remains his regular production tonight. He says one big success can revive public favor in theater.
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Maurice Herrmann
Mr. Herrman
Kirby
Mr. Een
Booth, Barrett
Modjeska
Fanny Davenport
Roducers
Ilowe
Sothern
Mary of
Mrs
William Norris in Fluffy Ruf fles at Grand Opera House
William Norris, billed to appear next week at the Grand Opera House supporting Hattie Williams in Fluffy Ruf fles, is praised as a versatile figure on the American stage. He has originated roles from The Burgomaster to Peppe in Francesca da Rimini and has enjoyed repeated success in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Norris
Grand Opera House
Hattie Williams
Pincher
Dodo
Jester
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at the Olympic by Forepaugh Stock
The Forepaugh Stock company presents Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at the Olympic next week with Harry Fenwick in the dual role and enhanced by scenic effects. It opens with a one act sketch F a f f Fooling a Funky Fellow before the main play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jekyll
Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Jekyll
Dr. Jekyll and
Harry Fenwick
The Naked Truth to Head Columbia Show Next Week
The Columbia will feature The Naked Truth as the leading attraction with fourteen actors. Phyllis Rankin and Harry Davenport headline the condensed musical comedy. Other acts include the Three Rubes Bowers Walters Crocker and the Sir W Gilbert comedy Sweethearts with Erwin Connelly.
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Naked Truth
Columbia
New York
Chicago
Phyllis Rankin
Harry Davenport
Bowers
Walters
Crocker
Three Rubes
Erwin Connelly
Gilbert
Man of the Hour stage comedy wows Grand Opera crowd
The Man of the Hour at the Grand Opera house draws strong praise for its cast and bold modern theme. Cyril le as ee PURE, Rapley, Ottigan, Harwood, Phelan, and Wilson deliver towering, well-acted roles highlighting the production’s high artistic management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Cyrille
Rapley
Ottigan
Harry Harwood
Alderman -Phelan
Ames W. Wilson
Wainwright
Broker Hosts Evening at Lafond Theater
A mid 166 Lafond event features local entertainment with films and performances. The program lists a variety acts and a performance by notable guests, drawing attendees from nearby streets and promoting cultural activity at the venue.
Stolen Review Opens Week at People's Theater
The Strolling Players company presents the Stolen Review as the opening burlesque for a week at the People's theater Sunday. It offers Broadway stars in caricature with satire on vaudeville and a burlesque filled with laughs. Katheryn Pearl Samuel Liebert Sam Hearn Church City Four Ed Barto Margie Conboy William Ardell and others with the Broadway Ponies and show girls provide a scenic electrical backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strolling Players Company
People’s Theater
San Antonio Western play with music at Lyceum
A new four act Western musical comedy titled San Antonio opens at the Lyceum next Sunday afternoon. The production offers a pretty love story and lively humor with sparkling music and a well drilled chorus.
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San Antonio
Lyceum
Sold Into Slavery to Open at Heucks Next Week
Melodrama praised as a season hit arrives at Heucks beginning with next Sunday's matinee. Manager A J Spencer presents an elaborate production with a strong company, promising heart racing scenes and a blend of romance and comedy for lovers of melodrama.
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Heuck’s
Heuck
Pular
A. J. Spencer
Tramp Through Switzerland to Be Shown at Lyric
Dr Wilbur L Davidson of Washington D C will lecture at the Lyric Sunday afternoon with the theater's stereopticon and moving picture operator. The travel talk uses ninety stereopticon views and moving pictures to depict Swiss scenes and American manners and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur L. Davidson
Washington, D. Co
Cincinnati
Switzerland
Lyric
Dr. Wilbur
Walnut's Matinee Delivers Musical Comedy Hit
The Walnut presents The Time the Place and the Girl a musical comedy praised for a coherent story and strong score. Will W Hough Frank R Adams and Joseph E Howard produced a record Chicago long run and the midweek matinee occurs this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
the Walnut
Will W. Hough
Frank R. Adams
Joseph E. Howard
Chicago
Grapewin to Return for Walnut Street Week
Comedian Charley Grapewin returns for a week starting next Sunday matinee at Walnut Street Theater. Patrons express strong demand for advance seats amid praise for his popularity and the revived show The Awakening of Mr Pipp. Special features include Waltz Boy, The Poppy and the Golden Peg, and The Ate Kia with celebrated songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grapewin
Walnut Street Theater
Manceinestt
Charley Grapewin
Grapéwin
Pipp
Yale
Margaret Iheading May Retire Special Dispatch Report
Special dispatch reports that Margaret Iheading plans retirement this spring with details from the country desk. Officials and associates unnamed confirm impending departure.
Merger of Newport and Louisville Lodges Planned
Two fraternal lodges prepare a merger after approval from grand lodge committees. Petitions show no dissent or opposition in either lodge and only a two thirds vote needed for consolidation. Themerged Newport lodge would be Kentucky's second largest with about five hundred members and a large social event planned after finalization.
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Grana
Newport
Embezzlement and indictments surface in Hamilton County case
The grand jury returned one embezzlement charge against Attorney John L. Orebaugh with $425 missing from Mrs. Rose Curine and sixteen open indictments including murder, theft, burglary, and receiving stolen goods. It also cites jail conditions at Longview and calls for a new county jail and possible consolidation with the city infirmary.
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John *L
Orebaugh
Rose Curine
Curine
Siie
Currie
George Ryan
Pfieger
Eugene Paris
John Berry
John C. Huntington
Fifth-Third National Bank
Bazil. Jackson
Pearl. Bartles
Frank Hesseth
Charles Butler
Edmund C. Lowdon
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Gus Gucksie
Oliver Shepard
William Murphy
Fred A. Wright
George Vincent
Thomas Tully
James Williams
John Meyer
Charles Huff
Robert Darnell
William Stkolka
James W. Morris
William Meyers
Frank Feinberg
Grand ‘Jury
Longview
Longview ‘Hospital
Harmon
City Infirmary
Longview Hospital
Hamilton County
Ninth Ward group to back independent health board plan
Dr Otto Geler led the Ninth Ward Improvement Association annual meeting last night as members voted to endorse the Academy of Medicine plan for an independent three member health board to be appointed by the mayor. Councilman Guy Mallon pledged support if the proposal reaches council. The group also elected its regular ticket: Starbuck Smith president A G Wulff vice president Charles Hanse secretary William Meyers treasurer and an executive committee including Rankin Bremer Martin Weidner Weibking Sterman Dudley Ing Malton and Meter.
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Otto Geler
Ninth Ward Improvement Association
Academy of Medicine
Board of Health
Guy Mallon
Starbuck Smith
A. G. Wulff
Charles Hans@e
William Meyers
W. C. Rankin
Frea Bremer
James Martin
Charles Weidner, Jr
George ¥. Wendel
Fred Weibking
Henry Sterman
Frank Dudley
George Ing
Guy Malton
H. William Meter
Masons Elect Oppenheimer at Walnut Hills Lodge Banquet
Over one hundred Masons attended the Walnut Hills Chapter R A Masons banquet honoring the lodge annual meeting. Speakers included C. E. Logan J. J. Muir and W. E. Benfoly. J. L. Redler received a jewel from P. H. Burr Blair. Officers elected: Benton Oppenheimer H P John Blackford king Howard Cox scribe Oliver Gray captain of host L Wickware prin. sojourner H J Hodde R A captain D O Cross master third veil R K Andrus master second veil James E Metcalfe master first veil J L Oliver secretary C B E Logan treasurer Jacob Schopfel guard.
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Walnut Hills
R. A. Masons
C. E. Logan
J. J. Muir
W. E. Benfoly
J. L. Redler
P. HP. Burr Blair
Benton
Oppenheimer
H. P
John Blackford
King
Taft and Root Declined as Lincoln Centenary Orators
Loyal Legion plans a Lincoln centenary celebration but Taft and Root could not serve as speakers due to prior engagements. Colonel Kilbourne chaired the last meeting while Captain Xenophon Wheeler of Chattanooga delivered the address.
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Taft
Root
Loyal Legion
Kilbourne
Légion
Xenophon Wheeler
Chattanooga
Heart rupture leaves man near collapse in Bellevue
Ben A. Buchanan, 54, of 218 East Front Street, Bellevue, Ky, was rushed to City Hospital after a heart aneurysm rupture. Doctors say he is in critical condition but may recover if a blood clot forms to seal the rupture. The case draws interest as survival after such a rupture is rare.
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Ben A. Buchanan
East Front Street
Bellevue
Notable stage figures bring diverse acts to Columbia week
Julia Marlowe and Nat C. Goodwin appear in Cameo Kirby with Aaron Randall in a Northern Southern setting. Cincinnati actor Coleman, famed for Shakespearean roles, headlines alongside Katie Barry, a petite English comedian, at the Columbia theater this week.
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Julia Marlowe
Nat C. Goodwin
Kirby
Aaron Randall
Mr. Coleman
Marlowe
Charley Callahan
Cincinnati
Eureka lodge plans big celebration at K of P hall
Newmont Eureka lodge Knights of Pythias hosts social evening at Fourth and York streets for members and Wyranm. A 24 year old man died yesterday of tuberculosis at 337 West Twelfth street. Funeral services and interment to be held at Church of the Conception and 226 W Washington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Washington Avenue
Fragmentary Local Notice in Sept Issue
Fragmented OCR text shows a partial local item with names and a date in September. Readable fragments reference a night event and a person or group, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary Trial Record From Obscure City Case
A damaged OCR passage describes a trial with references to city attorney Pat Philin and a patrolman Walter. It notes appeals to the circuit court after the trial and mentions testimony from several telephone operators about conversations from a barry Lemker location and an office in Scotapa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perator Festi Pie
Yeagenen Ee Howard
Pat Philin
Ion
Toner
En Oy
Amnét
Eirauit Cou
Aefepdants
P&trolman Walter
Diplomat Club elects officers at Covington
The annual election of officers of the Diplomat club, held at the clubrooms on Madison avenue, Covington, named HF Adams president, J B Whittle vice president, C T Cook financial secretary, A J Schramm recording secretary, F B McNeeve treasurer, and Frank Beckman sergeant at arms. The banquet and installation are set for New Year’s Eve.
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Diplomat Club
Madison Avenue
Covington
HF. Adams
J.B. Whittle
C. T. Cook
A. J. Schramm
F. B. McNeeve
Frank Beckman
Kenton Court Notes
William Price sued Emma Price in Kenton circuit court for divorce with custody sought of two minor children. A quarterly court jury awarded $112 to Henry Case in a contract balance suit against Ab Carter and Ed Terrell. Anna French sues South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway for $5150 after being thrown from a Main street car seat on sudden stop. P J Carroll, saloon proprietor, pleads guilty to keeping open on Sunday and pays a $10 fine. J Howard Holt forgery case continued. Emma Cutler versus William Roetken continued due to plaintiff’s death. Judge Shaw orders Walter Gross to pay $124 monthly alimony to Katie Gross.
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William Price
Emma.Price
Kenton
Henry Case
Ab Carter
Ed Terrell
Anna French
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway
P. J. Carroll
Wallace and
Madison Avenues
Read
J. Howard Holt
Madison Avenue
Emma Cutler
William Roetken
Judge Shaw
Walter Gross
Katie Gross
Covington Notes Mention Deaths Meetings and Sale
Ds F Yowell an old Dixon resident died at home aged 75 funeral Thursday afternoon. Mrs Minnie Noble to address Mothers association on motherhood next Tuesday. Covington death rate likely lower this year due to stricter inspection. Board of oe met with Mayor John J Craig present. Hallam homestead sold at public auction to G A McCracken for 3500 T. W. Mitchell widow sued by building association.
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Dixon Notation
Minnié Noble
Mothers’ Association
Upper Scott Street
Covington
Covington Board of Oe
John J. Craig
Theodore Hallam
J. L. Rich
G. A. McCracken
Hallam
J. W. Mitchell
Newport Water Contract Referred to Friday Meeting
Newport board of waterworks commissioners discusses a new water contract with Union Light Heat and Power to supply Newport beginning January first. City mains damages from electrolysis estimated at 1500 dollars, and engineers seek eight hour shifts. November coal use 4,440 bushels and water use 58 million gallons. collections 3254.65 with 1190 in claims.
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Newport Board of Waterworks Commissioners
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Newport
Bellevue
Union Lint, Heat and Power Company
Nevue
Glazier
W. H. Geyer
Engineers’ Union
General Council
Shorter Hours Spark Mail Package Delivery Debate
The push to take home email packages implies reduced hours for saleswomen, drivers, and delivery boys, prompting concerns over employee workload and job security. Community business leaders weigh changes as logistics firms adapt to digital correspondence practices.
Committee Meets Today for Newport Democratic Chair Election
Two Democratic factions in Newport held secret talks last night in preparation for the Eighty third legislative district committee meeting in Alexandria this afternoon. A chairman will be elected, with plans for a possible compromise if a deadlock recurs, and many Newport Democrats are expected to attend the ballot.
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Newport
Alexandria
Cueneness
Murder Trial Starts in Newport Circuit Court
The Newport Circuit Court began the murder trial of James Crane, a colored man charged with willful murder of John Jackson. A jury of twelve was seated after numerous challenges. Judge Yungblut adjourned the court to 9 a m. today. Crane is defended by Kilpatrick with Burkamp and Heuver prosecuting. The panel includes George Alberts Bertke Martin Rogers Matting Brown Krut Wheters Young Albert Chapel and Frank Wenz. The jury is in custody and must not separate until verdict.
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Newport Circuit
James Crane
John Jackson
George “Alberts
Aripaan Bertke
Il Martin
Lh Rogers
Martin Matting
Joseph’ Brown
Mayers Henry Krut
John J. Wheters
Andrew, Young, Albert
Chapel
Frank Wenz
Loafers to Be Jailed in Highlands Curfew Crackdown
Magistrate Quehl and Highland police launch a patrol and arrest plan targeting saloon prowlers in Highlands and Fort Thomas. heavy fines and jail terms to be used. A curfew for children after dark will be enforced amid complaints of intoxication and street disturbances.
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Highlands
Fort Thomas
Newport
Quehl
Highland Police
Court updates in Campbell County case list
In Campbell County, Florentz Froelicher case for assault and acid throwing against Gertrude Huff was continued to next Tuesday night. George E Matthews had a separate case for obtaining money under false pretenses, continued to December 11. Thurman Gosney filed a divorce deposition claiming forceful marriage last December under threat of imprisonment.
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Florentz Froelicher
Gertrude Huff
Patterson Street
Judge Hawkins
George E.matthews
Thurman Gosney
Dora Chapter Elects O E S Officers For Year
Dora Chapter O E S elects Worthy Matron Mrs A Grat hoff and other officers for the year. New officers to be installed Tuesday night Dec 15 with banquet. A education rally committee plans a city event for parents about new educational laws. Baptist Social club hosts a minstrel show this evening in the church basement with Heidrich and Spilman as end men.
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Dora Chapter
O. E. S. Worthy
A. Grathoff
F. L. Drury
A. Williams
Emma Whiting
C. von Gundy
F. E Drury
M. Welch
T. Mer Cormick
T. P. Kaighn
F. Jones
Board of Educiation
Baptist
Charles Heidrich
Erskine Spilman
Highland Park real estate transfers and parcels listed
Newport notices show transfers including William to Bowman in East Newport and Anna Bradley with Rudolph Stratemeyer on Jamestown addition parcels. Details reference Highland Park areas and multiple lot numbers in 264 265 sections with uncertain delimiters and fragmented names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park Company
Elizabeth
Williams
Highland
Park Saloen
Vision
Highlands
John C. Schroll
Charles V. Bowman
Newport
Wheerys Anna
N. Bradley
Rudolph Stratemeyer
Jamestown
Ayton
Edge
Names Residence and Ages From Hamilton Cincinnati Notices
Fragmentary list shows names Charles Wieland Fannie N Hoffman Joseph Lutz and Caroline Hoffman with initials and locations including Hamilton and Cincinnati. Ages and full details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Charles Wieland
Hamilton, Oy
Fannie N. Hoffman
Hamilton
Joseph Lutz
Cincinnati
Edsspenses
Caroline Hoff
Ay-E
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