Oh Oh Delphine the Christmas Play and Garden of Neptune Headliners
Oliver Morosco presents J Hartley Manners delight Peg a comedy of youth at the Lytic Theater with a strong company. Peg ends up in aristocratic English circles with American views and a romantic plot. Monte Muro troupe of Italian pantomimists brings lively acts for season tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphine
the Grand
Garden of Neptune
Big Keith
Oliver Morosco
J. Hartley Manners
Lytic Theater
Morosco
New York
Peg
Peg J. Hartley Manners
Ireland
Thurston
Vienna
Matinee idol dog steals stage in Peg o My Heart
Michael the stray dog rose to fame as a star in Elsa Ryan s production of Peg o My Heart. Though mocked for his looks and unable to sing or dance he wowed audiences and proved brains are not a breed hallmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Pound
Elsa Ryan
Toombs
Thurston the Magician at Walnut Next Week
The article previews Thurston's Walnut show with a lineup of feats and sensations. Highlights include The Pekin Palanquin The Shadow People The Bangkok Bunga low The Daylight osts The Siamese Cabinet and a wide range of sleight of hand tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Walnut
Fakir
Hind
Balaam
Bangkok
Asia
Minstrel Matinee Featured by Primrose and Dockstader
Primrose and Dockstader lead the Jubilee Minstrels matinee at the Grand today with a full company of singers dancers and comedians. Raymond Wylie the male soprano. Foley and Murphy the soft-shoe dancers. a lively collection of local hits and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primrose
Dockstader
the Grand
Raymond Wylie
Foley
Murphy
Peg O My Heart Matinee At The Lyric
Peg o My Heart a real hit of the season will be given a matinee this afternoon at the Lyric. The play is beautiful and the acting splendid with a strong company in a notable production.
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the Lyric
Notable Local Cast Praised For Evening Performance
The description celebrates Miss Else Ryan as charming Peg and Henry Standford as the inimitable Jerry. It also commends Frank Burbeck Mrs Fanny Addison Pitt Gilbert Douglas Miss Lillian Keller Ray Cochrane Miss Wilda Mari Moore and Lewis Broughton for their superior portrayals and suitability to their roles.
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Else Ryan
Eas Peg
Henry Standford
Jerry
Frank Burbeck
Fanny Addison Pitt
Gilbert Douglas
Lillian Keller
Ray Cochrane
Wilda Mari- Moore
Lewis Broughton
Convention of Builders May Be Brought Here
Cincinnati builders aim to host the 1915 convention. George Welch of the Builders and Traders' Exchange plans a strong push with a Louisville delegation in January. Lem Miller and others from Cincinnati will speak at the Falls City to urge acceptance of Cincinnati as next meeting site.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
George Welch
Builders and Traders’ Exchange
Carl DeHoney
Chamber of Commerce
Era
Builders’ Exchange
Falls City
Lem Miller
Mr. Welch
Miss Octavia Broske Emerges From Chorus to Prima Donna
The article recounts Octavia Broske rising from local opera chorus to leading roles after a charity concert in New Orleans inspired a major manager to sign her. Henry W. Savage and Lew Fields shaped her career, with debuts in The Sultan of Sulu and The Waltz Dream. She now stars in Oh Oh Delphine and aims for grand opera.
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Annie Laurie
Octavia Broske
Delphine
Grand Opera House
New Orleans
Henry W. Savage
Tavia Broske
Sultan of Sulu
Will J. Davis
Ilinois Theater
Chicago
Mary Garden
Grace van Studdiford
Lois Ewell
Grace Nelson
Kate Condon
Miss Brooke
San Francisco
Mr. Davis’ Theater
Miss Broske
Marie Dressler
Tillie
Brooke
Vaianzu Loses Citizenship After 30 Days as Alien
Federal Judge Hollister voided John Vaianzu's U S citizenship citing false statements to obtain papers. Vaianzu, a Hungarian boarding house operator on Spring Grove Avenue, faced charges over a European wife and a lunar saloon business, including bear dances. The ruling revoked his certificate, marking a first such case in the district, with District Attorney McPherson and Examiner Shockley presenting for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vaianzu
Spring Grove Avenue
United States
Hollister
Europe
Vaianzu
Vaiansu
Vaianza
Valanza
McPherson
W. T. Shockley
Bert Williams Recalls Cincinnati Debut and Elephant Antics
Bert Williams recalls making his first appearance in Cincinnati and a Newport after-party. He jokes about elephants from the Orford herd eyeing his top hat at B F Keith's and notes vaudeville audiences understand his songs and stories best. He chides rowdy box-party behavior and praises audience engagement.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Bert Williams
B. F. Keith’s
Orford
Bert
New York
Perhips
Elephant
Seven Applicants Tie for Street Car Inspector Post
Nine applicants sat Civil Service exams for Street Car Inspector. Two passed, producing a tie between incumbent Clarence L. Pinkerton and Harry C. Marsh of 1782 Lincoln Avenue with 78 7.10 percent. The other seven applicants failed. Patrolman C. C. Baldwin was promoted to Sergeant to fill the vacancy from Robert King’s retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Pinkerton
Harry C. Marsh
Lincoln Avenue
C. C. Baldwin
Robert King
Judge Oppenheimer rules in Garment Workers case
Superior Judge Oppenheimer delivers a sweeping labor dispute decision favoring the Fulworth Garment Co and enjoining union interference while affirming workers' rights to organize and to persuasion. Attorneys for both sides hail the ruling as fair, with Mrs Artie Belle Martz highlighted as a notable witness in the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppenheimer
Garment Workers’ Union
Fulworth Garment Company
Yester
Amos Foster
Thornton Snyder
John Hoffman
Brewers’ Union
Berkowitz
Garment Workers
Artie Belle Martz
Fulworth Company
Green Christmas Hopes Ride On Weather Forecast
Citizens crave a real severe winter as managers of the weather give no response. Doctors warn of health effects from the chill air and shifting conditions. Forecasters hint at a bracing north breeze and a possible snow, but predict continued fair weather and a green Christmas.
Waltz Speaks on Workmen’s Compensation Act at Boh Franklin Club
At a noon Boh Franklin Club luncheon in the Munro Hotel Charles F. Waltz of the Employers' Association urged employers to make the initial state payment under the Workman's Compensation Act to shield themselves from future losses if an employee is injured. The meeting included a round table with officeholders boosting their candidacies for the annual election tomorrow in clubrooms at Eighth and Race streets. Red ticket slate lists A J Brainwart president and others. blue ticket slate lists A J Braunwart president and others. After the election a dinner is planned.
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Boh Franklin Club
Munro Hotel
Charles F. Waltz
Employers’ Association
Red Ticket
A. J. Brainwart
John L. Frazee
Allen Collier
Leslie Webb
George E. Bryan, Jr
Clark
Walter MacDonald
G L. Downey
R. L. Baehr
Joseph Samuels
C. H. Barr
Angry Bull Blocks Ohio School Yard
Special Dispatch reports in Miami Township Hamilton County Ohio a dangerous angry bull roams the Mt. Nebo Building schoolyard tearing weather boards and chasing students. State departments of Instruction and Workshop and Factory Inspection coordinate action after parents and officials plead for intervention led by State Superintendent Frank W. Miller. Professor J B Johnson of Riverside School Cincinnati urged drastic measures.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
The
Star
Mt. Nebo
Miami Township
Hamilton County
State of
Ohio
Department of
Department of Instruction
Nebo
Frank W. Miller
J. B. Johnson
Riverside
Cincinnati
Advertising Men to Lunch at McAlpin Club Meeting
Advertising men gather at noon for a meeting of the Advertisers' Club in McAlpin's private dining room. The program, theater style, features The McAlpin Sextette and Miss Deane, with speakers including Mr. E. C. Denton of George W. McAlpin Co. listing plans for advertising a department store. The January program includes notable speakers and a humorous Minute Man note on dining etiquette.
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McAlpin
Phice
Oppenheimer
Payne
Sutherland
Menefee
McIntosh
McCrae
Engelbert
Mulford
G J. Brown
Culbertson
Marcellus
Stome
Snowden
Strouse
Reuter
Strauss
Nelson
Schmidt
Guthrie
Alexaner
Tomlin
Greife
Chambers
Irvine
Bamberger
Messrs. Page
Black
Donaldson
Lorenz
Zeidler
Mittendorf
Fuss
Frederick S. Spiegel
J. B. Foraker
Benton
Walter A. Draper
E. W. Edwards
John H. Dickerson
F. B. Beinkamp
William Woodhead
Labor Council backs Bleekman White depot franchise revocation
Central Labor Council urged revoking the Bleekman White depot franchise now before the City Council Ways and Means Committee. The move came at E. L. Hitchens’ request. J. W. Taul reported Dayton organizing seven teen unions and warned of rising labor activity. A council committee was formed to study garment workers on strike amid injunction comments by Judge Oppenheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
Bleekman-White
Ways and Means
E. L. Hitchens
J. W. Taul
Elevator Constructors’ Union
Dayton
Building Trades Council
Judge Oppenheimer
Man Arrested In Broad Street Attempt To Sell Suit
Patrolman Ante of the Second District arrested a man who gave the name John Johnson aged 25 of McKeesport Pa at Newstreet and Broadway on a suit selling charge. Johnson confessed to Lieutenant Williams that he stole a suitcase from Grand Central Depot waiting room. The suitcase was found under the Gilbert Avenue Via duct with papers identifying it as the property of Frank Humphries of 3561 Montgomery road. Johnson is held on suspicion.
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Ante
Second District
John Johnson
McKeesport
Newstreet
Broadway
Johnson
Williams
Grand Central Depot
Gilbert Avenue
Frank Humphries
Montgomery Road
Barnum Studio Holds 36781 Photographs On File
The Barnum Studio preserves negatives for seventeen years and offers duplicates or enlargements. Many images may belong to customers and can be identified by name. For Christmas keepsakes call Canal 5437, 638 Race Street.
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G. H. Barnum
Barnum
Telephone Canal
Barnum Studio
Race Street
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Coram
ORO
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Waltz
E. C. Denton
McAlpin’s
Iee Gottlieb
Main Street
K Hynicka
Michael Muller
N.B
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Russian Fur Trading CO
Automatic News Distributing CO
Automatic Machine Manufacturing CO
Dempsey & C.H. & D. RR
Fairmount
Joseph W. Conroy
George H. Kattenhorn
Union Trust Building
Illinois
Internal Revenue Department
Washington
West
Kentucky
Indiana
Ike Gottlieb
Rud
K. Hynicka
Were Setae
Ezekielhelm Co
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