Cameo Kirby on Stage at Lyric in Louisiana Romance
Nat Goodwin and company present Cameo Kirby at the Lyric theater. The drama blends poetry and melodrama with vivid stage realism of old Louisiana and its aristocratic scenes, led by Goodwin as Cameo Kirby and Adele Randall. The production earns praise for its language, visual texture, and strong supporting cast despite a few believability flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theater
Talma
Lamertine
Tarkington-Wilson
George Cable
Acta
Gnustee
Cameo Kirby
Adele Randall
Eugene Kirby
Kirby
Tom Randall
Moreau
Mr. Goodwin
Jim Radburn
Missouri
Goodwin
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at Olympic Theater
At the Olympic, the Forepaugh stock company presented Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde with Harry Fenwick in the dual role along with two one act farces. The program drew a large Sunday matinee crowd as Fenwick showcased the Mansfield conceived dual character and the mood of crime and mystery that has long fascinated audiences.
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Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Olympic
Olympic Theater
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Mouse
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyd
Harry Fenwick
Doctor
Robert Louis Stevenson
Richard Mansfield
Manafield
Mansfield
Boston
Thomas Russell Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Manefield
Boston Museum
Boyd Putnam
Alfred Hudson
Fragier Coulter
James Burrows
Arthur Falkland
J. K. Applebee,Jr
Kate Ryan
Isabelle Hudson
Emma Sheridan
Columbia's Good Programme Gains Unanimous Vaudeville Acclaim
The Columbia theatre staged a strong vaudeville bill with Nanette and a star lineup including Davenport Rankin and the "Three Rube" acrobats. Davenport and Rankin led the ambitious comic opera The Naked Truth, praised for wit, music, and farcical humor, drawing enthusiastic applause throughout the week.
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Columbia
Columbia Theater
Nanette
Vassar Girls
Ee Connelly
Bowers
Mr. Davenport
Miss Rankin
Ethel Barryore
Davenport
Johnny Mclntosh
Mr. Paulton
E. Davenport
Fanny Davenport
Phyllis Rankin
Awakening of Mr. Pipp charms Walnut audiences with Grapewin
A Victorian-era theater review lauds Mr. Grapewin and Miss Chance in The Awakening of Mr. Pipp at the Walnut. The piece moves from vaudeville to three act musical farce with strong acting, stylish scenery, and a touching tableau of Pipp’s sober awakening.
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P Rt
Grapewin
Miss Chance
Pipp
Mr. Grapewin
Walitnut
Mr. Pipp
No Man's Land
Luke Sylvester
Eddie Gorman
Vera de Ford
Lillie Sallinger
Strolling Players at the People's Promising Week Attracts
The Strolling Players at the People's yesterday presented a varied bill blending burlesque and vaudeville with notable figures such as David Warfield imitators Robert Mantell and Enrico Caruso caricatures. Critics praise the entertaining acts though warn Warfield parody fatigue. Samuel Liebert's performance as Issy Braum and a New Year’s Eve play highlight the strong staging and attractive costumes. The company showcases a lively vaudeville section with Kathryn Pearl and others delivering pleasing specialties.
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People’s
David Warfield
Robert Mantell
George Cohan
Chauncey Olcott
Enrico Caruso
Blanche Bates
Maud Adams
Mr. Liebert
Issy Braum
Frank Campbell
Sam Hearn
Frank Bright
al Thorson
Bdadie Barto
John Kiman
Margie Conroy
Sam
Mather
World Beaters at the Standard Burlesque Review
Herbert Mack’s company presents two burlesques at the Standard: Wide Awake Slumberland and The $5,000 Purse. The shows feature clever actors such as Fred Nolen James S. Kearns H E B Van der Koor Fred Russell and F L De Groot with Pearl Reid Marie Green Genie Pollard among others in Devion Art performances.
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Standard
Herbert Mack
Agenellar
Major melodrama praised for acting and staging at Heuck's
The review lauds strong performances by Aubrey eyes Rogers and William Mareh with Miss Bana Brothers as Kate Mets and Clara Mathes as Margaret Vincent. It praises the cast for convincing emotion and the atmospheric staging, calling the melodrama one of the best recent exhibitions and urging greater patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Eyes
Austin
Rogers
Gaston le Farge
William Mareh
John Morris
Terrence O'Toole
Miss Bana Brothers
Kate Mets
Clara Mathes
Margaret Vincent
Emily‘ Lacelle
Cora Metz
Emily Curtis
Effie Hawkins
John. A.’ Hendley
Tom Watts
Heuck’s
Musical Play at the Lyceum San Antonio entertains in melodramatic style
The Lyceum offers a musical melodrama San Antonio with a Southwest plains setting. Lois Bridge leads as San Antonio while Francis Pierlot and a cast including Warren Lyle Alfred Bridge and H. C. Radcliffe perform skillfully. A musical score and dance specialties enhance the lively evening for frequenters of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
San Antonio
Plains
Southwest
Lois Bridge
Francis Pierlot
Warren Lyle
Bert Hedden
Alfred Bridge
H. C. Radcliffe
Harry Lester
Joe Robertson
Arthur Marshall
Tom Bellew
Florence Geslie
Mae Dervan
Gallieter
Rose Dore
Mabel Harts
Estella May
Agnes Heftman
Hilaerkins
Aes
New Robinson Show Tonight Highlights Miss Rose Royal Acts
The program features Miss Rose Royal with her pure white Arabian Chesterfield, a historical automobile act by Captain Stanley H. Lewis of the United States ranger service, a comedy sketch Billy's Last Chance with Sarah Brandon and Ben S. Mears, illustrated songs by Rose Thorne and Artie Edwards, and films Shadows of Night Thrills With Love and Romance War and Tragedy Through the Mountains of France. Adulterated Life offers true-to-life incidents while A Panto in a Village promises extraordinary humor and activity.
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Robinson Today
Rose Royal
Chesterfield
Stanley H. Lewis
United States Ranger Service
Sarah Brandon
Ben S. Mears
Billy
Rose Thorne
Artie Edwards
France
Fluffy Ruffles opens at Grand Opera House with Hattle Williams
Tonight Grand Opera House presents Fluffy Ruffles a musical by John J. McNally featuring Hattle Williams with Frohman and a star cast. The show includes twenty songs and lavish gowns highlighting Williams in the title role and a suffragette finale praised by audiences.
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Hattle Williams
Grand Opera House
John J. McNally
Charles Frohman
Miss Hattle Williams
Mr. McNally
Rogers Brothers
Miss Williams
Kays
Cherub
Wallace Morgan
Fluffy
Willie
Jane
Gertrude Hoffman Salome Dancer
Gertrude Hoffman, famed Salome dancer, astonished New York with a sensational performance. Authorities on ancient dance praise her as delivering the most faithful modern renditions of the ancient Salome dances with swift insight into Herodias’s daughter and the revel motif.
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Gertrude Hoffman
Mendelssohn
New York
Eseo
Herodias
Dance Pioneer Miss Hoffman Revives Ancient Arts in New York Era
Miss Hoffman studied ancient dances with Prof. Rechor, reconstructing poses and movements from stone records and friezes. Her work, praised as reviving a long buried art, has spurred others like Miss Duncan and Miss St. Dennis to imitate, with Salome dances noted as the greatest yet attempted in The Mimic World.
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New York
City
J. Pierpont Morgan
Oscar Wilde
Rechor
University of Pennsylvania
Hoffman
Miss Duncan
St. Dennis
Mira Allan
Golden Butterfly at Grand Opera House Next Week
A De Koveni Opera presents The Golden Butterfly in a Broadway hit transfer. Grace Van Studdiford stars in the title role, with a light opera style recalling Robin Hood and a heart-interest plot. The waltz Do Not Forget Me recurs as a season favorite amid a romantic Budafiest setting and Hungarian tinged music.
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de Koveni
Grand Opera House
de Koven and Smith
New York
Grace van Studdiford
Safar
Three Special Events at New Music Hall Rink This Week
The programme lists three events at the New Music Hall rink. Tuesday features a half mile obstacle race with contestants going through and over retarding objects. Thursday hosts a one mile handicap for the local championship. Saturday repeats the obstacle race with prizes offered in all events.
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Music Hall
Wich
Statson
Tramp Through Switzerland Lecture Draws Large Lyric Audience
The Lyric Sunday program featured Dr. Wilbur Robinson of Washington, D C presenting Tramp Through Switzerland with faultless stereopticon and moving pictures. The Four Dunbars Swiss bell ringers performed classic and religious selections to enthusiastic praise as the largest audience of the season filled the theater upstairs and downstairs.
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Lyric
Cincinnati
Wilbur Robinson
Washington, D. C
Switzerland
Paris Opera Director Messager Resigns Over Co-Directorship
Paris December 6 Andre Messager joint director of the Paris opera house with M Brousseau has sent his resignation to minister M Doumergue. He seeks sole control of the opera but objects to the co-directorship system. Doumergue has not yet decided.
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Paris Opera
Paris
Andre Messager
Paris Opera House
M. Brousseau
M. Doumergue
M. Messager
Opera
Doumergué
Visitors in the wrong city arrested in Cincinnati
John J. Shea 25 of Indianapolis and Carl B. Hill 24 of Lima were arrested by patrolmen Luhn and Roettinger after confusion on Sixth and Plum as the Big Four workers claimed they were in the wrong city. Shea, a fireman, and Hill, a brakeman, said they were sightseeing and not causing trouble. The pair were charged after an on street altercation.
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Indianapolis
John J. Shea
Carl B. Hill
Lima
Plum Streets
Luhn
Roettinger
Maryland Avenue
Shea
Hichelberger
Cincinnati
Hill
Big Four Railroad
Sixth
Plum Street
Senate
Ups
Former Cincinnati Showman Judge H P Ingalls Dies
Special Dispatch reports in Bellefontaine Ohio that Judge H P Ingalls a famed Cincinnati showman and longtime zoo figure has died in retirement. The obituary notes his connection with the Cincinnati Zoo and his prominence in show business.
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Bellefontaine
H P. Ingalls
Cincinnati Zoo
Tlareonen
Fragments Signal Busy Page with Several Readable Snippets
OCR text shows partial phrases and names, suggesting a crowded newspaper page. Readable items include scattered proper nouns and potential notices, though many words are garbled. The fragment hints at varied content rather than a single coherent story.
Forced Wife Appears a Lone Figure as Husband Calls Police
A husband reports his wife missing after a domestic dispute, requesting police assistance. Officers respond to the scene and urge calm while documents are filed and further inquiries are planned.
Cafe proprietor and ex wife clash over threats and divorce
West Fifth Street cafe owner Louis R. Carraro reports threats from his former wife during a custody dispute sparked by their divorce. Police detain Mrs Carraro after a dramatic confrontation at the cafe, while she denies harming him and cites life insurance papers as the motive.
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Louis R. Carraro
Carraro
Joseph Forster
Polic
Cattaro
Carrara
Louisville
Corbin
Carrare
Herotel
Burglar Notes He Took Liquor From Kolde Brothers Saloon
Thieves entered via a side door and stole three bottles of whisky three casks of beer and 15 from the cash register at Kolde Brothers saloon at South and Depot streets. They left a note reading We have taken a few samples of your liquors on trial if we like the brands we will return and get some more. Very truly yours THE BURGLAR. Police notified as detectives investigated.
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Kolde Brothers
Depot Streets
Jimmy
William Arnold
Oliver. Street
Venenrae
John H. Alliande
Elm Street
S. R. Kyle
Garfield Place
Hueftlein
Pflug
To Take Home Small Packages Means Shorter Hours
A short note notes that delivering small parcels leads to reduced hours for salespeople drivers and delivery staff.
Train strike victim Robert Drisch dies after injuries
Robert Drisch aged 48 of 205 Franklin street died yesterday from injuries after being struck by a freight train at Second and Park streets. He was a B & O brakeman and suffered crushed legs that were amputated following the accident while attempting to cross in front of the moving train.
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Second
Park Streets
Robert Drisch
Franklin Street
Drisch
Fear Woman Killed Herself, Relatives Fear River Jump
Mrs. Mary yand, 22, left her Hopkins Street home yesterday saying she would go to a drug store and never returned. Relatives fear she may have jumped into the river, triggering a missing person case and concern for her safety.
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Fromor
Mary Yand
Hopkins Street
Charles Minott Treated After Sixth and Vine Fight
Charles Minott was cut during a fight at Sixth and Vine streets and taken to City Hospital yesterday. A vein in his right wrist was severed.
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Charles Minott
Vine Streets
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Wilson Hummel
Miss Jennie
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Walter Gilbert
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