Sins of Society stage prep and Chicago trip details
The article notes Mr. Marsden will stay until Sunday then travel to Chicago to prep for The Sins of Society a Klaw and Erlanger hopeful production. Marsden oversees a 100 strong Grand cast converting scenes fast with complex stage mechanics amid Western setting action. Ida Bi will present at the Byceum next week in A Regiment focusing on romance and frontier valor with a large company and noted scenic realism.
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gMr
Far West
Marsden
Blaney
Ida
Will
Walter Wilsém
Byceum
Wilson
Nazimova Hedda at Lyric Stirs Mixed Reactions
The Lyric stage last night presented Hedda Gabler starring Nazimova with a stark contrast to the Nora drama A Doll’s House opening night. Critics praised Nazimova’s distinctive grasp yet found the performance lacking in empathy for the title figures while commending supporting players and staging as among the season’s best on local boards.
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A Gabler
Nasiby
Lyric Theater
Hedda
Pld
General Gabler
Nora
Mme. Nasimova
Herdiké
Rose Hedda
Nazimova
Hilberg Lovborg
Lovberg
Brandon
John Mason
Mra. Fiske
Mitchell
George Tesman
Percy Under
Mise Florence Ler
Jacques Martin
Julia Tesman
Strongheart brings vivid college football drama to Stroagh stage
The Pirediugh company presents a scene from Strongheart a college play set in Columbia College football dressing room on game day. The story centers on a personal grudge that sidelines Indian, with rugged athletes under trainer care and a strong cast in an American play famed for its vividness and dramatic conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroagh
Pirediugh Company
Pic
Columbia College
Geen
Len
Menas
Edeson
Cohan Promotes Royal Family Tour of The Yankee Prince
George M. Cohan announces his musical The Yankee Prince with Kay Royal and the Royal Family to appear at the Grand Opera House next week. The production features an augmented orchestra, a large company, and a lavish scenic and electrical setup. Principal cast includes Jerry J. Cohan Helen F. Tom Lewis William Leyle and Dordray Jordan with matinees on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Grand Meral House
Mr. Cohan
Vic
Betees
Jerry J
Josephine Cohan
Pan
Fame
Tom Lewis
George Im
Jerry J. Gohan
Helen
William Leyle
Dordray
Jordan
Change of Plans at Grand Opera House
A telegram from Manager Harris of Cohan and Harris dated yesterday announced a change of plan for The Counsel for the Defense. The drama will skip the matinee at the Grand next week and instead be staged in Columbus before moving to New York City.
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Grand
Harris
Cohan and Harris
Grand Opera House
Columbus
New York City
Travel talks at Lyric theater next Sunday
Two afternoon and evening lectures are planned at the Lyric theater. Prof. Preston W. Search will illustrate “The World's Greatest Pictures” with colored reproductions. Dean J. S. Harry of the University of Cincinnati offers “Sicily and the Isles of Greece,” featuring photos of the earthquake and tidal wave affected areas.
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Lyric Theater
Preston W. Search
J. 5
Harry
University of Cincinnati
Sicily
Greece
Herry
Bride-to-be Lottie Lewis to quit stage for Bath Beach home
Misa Lottie Lewis, teen daughter of Andy Lewis of Mardi Gras Beauties, plans marriage to Morris Kornblum an art glass dealer in New York. She will abandon acting soon and settle in a cottage at Bath Beach Long Island, ending her stage career. The match links to the Chip family with Sam Chip Sie as a brother of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Lewis
Misa Lottie Lewis
Miss Lewis
Mary Marble
The Kentucky Belles at the People's Theatre
The Kentucky Belles will perform next week in the two act musical comedy The Hoodlums Holiday at the People's theatre. Jim Diamond leads the company with a chorus of dancers vocalists and specialty acts by O Malley Golden J Grant Gibson Adele Rainey the Melrose brothers and others.
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Kentucky Belles
People’s Theater
Jim’ Diamond
O'Malley and
Golden
J. Grant Gibson
Adéle Rainey
Mélrose Brothers
Jim Diamond
Dave and
Percie Martin
Chooceet
The El Rey Sisters At New Music Hall Engagement
The El Rey sisters juvenile skating duo aged 13 and 10 bring a famed act from Anna Held's troupe to the New Music Hall. They gained notice in The Parisian Model and will perform daily afternoon and evening shows starting Monday, continuing through the week.
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el Rey
Anna Held
Akating Rink
Miss Héld
el Reys
New Music Hall
Hite and Donlin Lead Columbia Show With Stealing Home Sketch
Mabel Hite and Mike Donlin headline at Columbia next week performing the sketch Stealing Home with Donlin in uniform and Hite in quaint makeups. Also on the bill are Cheridah Simpson prima donna, Seven Yuilians acrobats, Midgley and Carlisle rural sketch After School, ventriloquist O Duncan, La Vine Cimaron trio, Nell Lockwood Hazel Bryson vocalists Pollard the comic juggler and moving pictures.
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Mabel Hite
Mike Donlin
Columbia
Donlin
Miss Hite
Cheridah Simpson
the Red Feather
Yuilians
How To Pronounce Kalich The Correct Way
The Lyric theater hosts Mme Kalich in Cora with box office lines for seats. Pronounce Kalich as Kal-ich with Kal sounding like callow and the final ich like the ish in polish. the first syllable carries slight emphasis. a single matinee is scheduled for Saturday.
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Cora
Kalich
Kal
Boy Detective at Heucks Theater Delights Local Crowd
A feature on Johnnie Hoey in Charles Blaney's The Boy Detective at Heuck's theater. Hoey recalls stage life and funny hotel room anecdotes from a Detroit booking, including a Knights Templars roundup and a topsy turvy hotel stay with a cage and elevator on the top floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Hoey
Charles ‘Eb. Blaney
Heuck's
Detroit
Russell House
Knights Templars
Texas Extravaganza at Walnut Theatre Next Week
A Walnut production titled Texas showcases a western cast as they stage a dramatic tale on a plains setting. The facility plans an audience driven by frontier hardship and local authenticity.
Kalich famed actress tours stages in multiple tongues
The article traces Mme Kalich's career from Budapest and Bucharest to New York, highlighting leading roles in Jewish Biblical repertoire, operas, and Shakespeare. It notes her English debut in 1905 at the American Theater and her subsequent feat of over two hundred parts across Polish German Romanian Yiddish and English repertoires, with acclaim as a powerful emotional performer.
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Sampson
Mérous
Budapest
Bucharest
New York
Joseph Edelstein
Thalia Theater
Thalia’ Theater
Mme. Kalich
Thomaschefsky
Finkel
Windsor Theater Company
Juliet
Queen
Schiller
Amelia
Felnman
Giamonds
Vinzri
Bleimeiler
Fedora
Suderman
Desdemona
Parthenia
Ingomar
American Theater
Sardou
Harrison Grey Fiske
Maurice Maeterlinck
Zola
Theresa’ Raquin
Maxine Elliott Theater Opens With The Chaperone
Maxine Elliott's New York theater opened to the public tonight with the premiere of The Chaperone by Marion Fairfax. The audience included Mrs Antonio DeNavarro, formerly Mary Anderson, soprano Geraldine Farrar, and Mr and Mrs Charles Dana Gibson.
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Maxine Elliott
New York
Maxine’ Elliott
R Playhouse
Miss Elliott
Marion Fairfax
Antonio DeNavarro
Mary Anderson
Geraldine Farrar
Charles Dana Gibson
Stalwart Manager Drops Dead Outside Grand Opera House
Atlanta: D. Reineau, stage manager for K Hackett and a noted German actor, collapsed and died late this afternoon in front of the Grand Opera house. Death attributed to apoplexy. He was about six years of age and retired from the stage ten years ago, later working with Mr Hackett.
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Atlanta
D. Reineau
Sta
K. Hackett
Reineau
Hackett
The Round Up At Grand Opera House Draws Large Matinee
Amusement notes say The Round Up at the Grand Opera House yesterday attracted one of the season s largest matinee audiences and the play has become a tremendous popular hit.
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Grand Opera House
Eight Men Arrested in Pennock Alley Room Bust
Night Chief Corbin and detectives captured eight men at 647 Pennock alley, after a tip linked George Duffy to the scene. The group, found drinking and playing cards, included Dugan Lewis Curry Ryan Connelly Nolan Brockmann and McLean, all said to be guests or known to authorities. Duffy fled. officers pursued leads on a separate case involving a local cigar shop proprietor.
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Pennock Alley
Corbin
Bell
Schaefer
Crim
Kuhfers
Foerster
Preston
Belt
George Duffy
Dan Dugan
Ben Lewis
Thomas J. Curry
Plum Street
Harrison Ryan
West Street
Martin Connelly
West Third Street
Frank Nolan
Pennock Street
Harry Brockann
John’ TcClean
Clinton Street
Dugan
Ou Brockmann
Esee
Béll and Schacter
Mia
Bersedia Mitsiga
Central Avenue
Duffy
Court Keeps custody of Castellane children in France
Paris court denied Count Boni de Castellane’s petition to give custody to his mother the Marquise de Castellane. The three boys remain with Princess de Sagan and cannot leave the continent without permission, with schooling to begin Oct 19 1909 within 100 miles of Paris. The father will have regular access and holidays, and equal rights to visit the school with the mother ongoing.
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Paria
Count Boni de Castellane
Marquise de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
Anna Gould
New York
Paris
Normandy
France
de Castellane
Prince de Sagan
Megistrate
de Sagan
Health Board Sets Budgets and Milk Testing Staffing
The health board, led by Mayor John Craig, approved next year’s budget with no increase from the current year and plans to hire another inspector to survey slaughterhouses and milk samples. Health Officer Ranshaw reported 23 dairies inspected last month with one denial, about half found sanitary, and 54 deaths in the period. Bulls for $92.60 were approved, with total health office expenses at $8,075.50 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
John ‘J
Ranshaw
W. E. A. Wyman
Roosevelt Hosts National Music Teachers at White House
President Roosevelt received music teachers from colleges and conservatories attending the country's annual convention. Delegates discussed raising standards of musical training in grammar schools and decided to contact every supervising principal with the association's views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Music Chefs’ National Association
Roosevelt
White House
United States
Permits Fall Off in Covington From 1967 Levels
Building permits issued in Covington this year fall short of 1967 figures, with total values by category: brick 294 550 dollars frame 45 200 remodel brick 14 460 remodel frame 12 190 concrete 2 300. County suits rise with 736 filed in Covington and additional cases in Independence.
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Covington
W. 8S. Gould
Kenton County
Independence
Marriage Control Urged at Sociological Meeting
Atlantic City N J December 1930 session of the American Sociological Society heard calls for drastic marriage controls to curb family separation. Speaker James M Hegerty of Ohio University contributed to the afternoon program.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Sociological Society
James M. Hegerty
Ohio University
Railroad Passes in Court
The U S Supreme Court will decide if newspapers and magazines may accept railroad transportation as payment for advertising. The Monon route, Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville railway, has brought the case to the court, stating its broad significance merits advancing the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway
Monon
Coupland Suit Quashed in Baltimore Court
The $20,000 damage suit brought by Dr. Pierce B. Wilson against Rev. Robert S. Coupland, rector of Ascension church, was nol pressed in a Baltimore city court on motion of the defense for lack of a declaration. The case appeared tangled as Dr. Wilson also seeks a divorce from his wife and mentions former Senator George L. Wellington.
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Baltimore
Pierce B. Wilson
Robert S. Coupland
Ascension Protestant Episcopal Church
Nolle
Coupland
Wilson
Tsa
George L. Wellington
Local Option Vote Tests Indiana Law in Pike County
Petersburg Indiana reports the first test of Indiana local option law in the First district. Pike County is to vote tomorrow with expected heavy turnout. Knights of Fidelity and Antisaloon League have sent literature to the countryside as a bitter contest looms.
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Petersburg
Ind
Indiana
Pike County
Knights of Fidelity
Saloon Keepers’organization
Antisaloon League
Freighthouses Burned at Tippecanoe City
The Dayton and Troy Electric railway freight house and dispatcher's office in Tippecanoe City were destroyed by fire early this morning. Several carloads of freight were burned. The total loss is estimated around 936,000. All cars on the line and the through service to Toledo were delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Dayton & Troy Electric Railway
Tippecanoe City
Toledo
Newport Real Estate Subdivision Details
Fragmentary text details a Highland area real estate deal involving a park subdivision and a company name near Maidenland Lane. References include a 218 address and a Josephine mention, with unclear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlan
Maignland
Newport Marriage Licences Reported
Newport records list marriage licences issued in the coastal town amid ongoing civil ceremonies. Officials note each filing includes names of parties, dates, and consent formalities filed with the county clerk.
Covington Real Estate and Marriage License Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes from Covington listing real estate and a marriage license notice. Key readable items include Covington reference and generic terms for property and license records with unclear dates or names. Further readable detail is insufficient to form a complete item with entities or events.
Prisoner George Otten Dies in Covington Jail
George Otten age 26 of 569 Western avenue died in Covington jail yesterday from heart failure after several days detained on an insanity petition. He refused meals and hurled dishes, and was found dead about an hour later. Coroner W W Tarvin ruled heart failure. Funeral services set for Saturday at St John s Church.
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George Otten
Western Avenue
Covington
Otten
Bavarian Brewing Company
W. W. Tarvin
St. John's Church
First Cousins Marry in Covington License Secured
Irvin Knick age 24 of Piqua Ohio and Alice May Knick 22 of Troy Ohio secured a marriage license in Covington after traveling from their native state to wed. They are first cousins and Kentucky permits such unions. After the ceremony the couple left for their new home in Piqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Knick
Piqua
Alice May Knick
Troy
Covington
Kentucky
Kenton Court Notes and Local Legal Actions
Amanda Fuller sues John Fuller in Kenton circuit court for divorce citing abandonment. Emily Britton granted divorce from Clarington Britton for abandonment and nonsupport. Elisabeth Belser sues City of Covington. judge rules on a prior injury sidewalk case. Kenton Printing Co. files bankruptcy petition in U S court with assets 1888.72 and liabilities 3216.19.
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Amanda Fuller
John Fuller
Kenton
B. F. Graziani
BE. H.croninger
Adams Express Company
Cincinnati
Augusta
Shaw
Louis Kurtz
City of
Covington
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
Shepard
Hilsabeth Belser
Emily Britton
Clarington Britton
George Washington
John Frazer
Kenton Printing Company
Unit
Luther brotherhood watch night service at St Mark's
New port notes report the Luther brotherhood of St Mark's church will hold a watch night service in the Sunday school room with 12 o clock devotional services followed by social hour and music by a male quartet an address by Rev J A Chapman of Grace M E church.
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Luther Brotherhood
St. Mark’s Church
J. A. Chapman
Grace M. E. Church
William Bradley
Mike Hogan
Newport
Overton Street
Tribe of Ben-Hur
F. L
Kochersperger
Charles Lieder
Lettie
B. Keeh
H. S. Keener
Biouia
Towle
Aeolian
Detectives arrest pair in Quigley store robbery case
Detectives captured two men in Limaburg after a pursuit on Front Street near Park Avenue. James Maynard and Thomas Adams alias Slimy were jailed on disorderly conduct and resisting an officer charges, with evidence tying them to the Quigley store heist. Covington police later nabbed three men Martin Farrell Albert Farrell and Adams and alleged Adams confessed the robbery and loot moved to Covington.
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Quighy & General Store
Limaburg
Ae Coulty
Miami River
James Maynard
Thomas
Sheeran
Front Street
Park Avenue
Monmouth Streets
Kearns
Brumfiel
Quigley ‘Store
Schuler
Covington
Martin
Albert
Farrell
Thomas Adams
Slimy
West End
Adams
Quigley
Martin Farrell
Boone County
Burglary at Quigley & Co. General Store in Limaburg
Covington police were notified yesterday of a burglary at Quigley & Co. general store in Limaburg Boone county Ky Entrance was gained through a rear window A 1908 clothing items were stolen preparations to blow the safe had been made but thieves fled The safe cracks were filled with soap and a hole drilled in the safe The burglary likely occurred early yesterday morning
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Quigley & Co
Limaburg
Boone County
Covington
Newport Board of Education to reorganize for year
A meeting is called for Newport's board of education next Monday night to reorganize for the year and induct the newly elected members. The board will shift from all Republican to nine Republicans and one Democrat with Ludwig Rummell W P Dickerson and Dr B G Walton taking seats. Incumbent John G Hermann is discussed as a possible president.
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Newport
John G. Hermann
Campbell county records show fewer prisoners and crime
Deputy Warden Phythian told Newport authorities that Campbell county has the fewest prisoners sent to the Frankfort penitentiary this year and reports less serious crime than any other Kentucky county. He noted Lt Leahey’s confirmation of improved county crime figures.
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Newport
Campbell County
Frankfort
Phythian
Tieutenant Leahey
Kentucky
Covington Briefs: Open Houses and Local Happenings
The South End Republican club will hold open houses tomorrow from 2 PM to midnight at 59 East Twentieth Street. William O Hearn fined 25 for malicious destruction of property after allegedly throwing a rock through a street car on Christmas night. Sheldon Company articles filed, capital 10000, to engage in whisky business. incorporators Edgar Steinau Jesse Oppenheimer and Harvey Oppenheimer. County Clerk John C Yates filed a 100000 bond with United States Fidelity and Guaranty as surety. Mrs Mary Moran widow of William Moran died yesterday. funeral plans not set. Covington board of equalization to meet Monday, John Beitzer to serve as clerk. Patrick Tracy aged 87 died at 1530 Madison Avenue. formerly grocery man in Cincinnati. Five sons and one daughter survive. son Frank Tracy is county attorney of Covington. Shinkle M E church members to celebrate new department opening featuring library and kitchen. New Year notices include a musicale at noon and evening recitations. refreshments served. Prof Len Well known dancing master, formerly of Oxton, rumored to be entering the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Republican Club
East Twentieth Street
William O’hearn
O’hearn
Sheldon Company
Yates
Covington
Edgar Steinau
Jesse Oppenheimer
Harvey Oppenheimer
John Co. B. Yates
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Mary Moran
William Moran
Middendorf
John Beitzer
John L. Beitzer
Patrick Tracy
Madison Avenue
Cincinnati
McFarland Street
Cenal Avenue
Frank Tracy
M. E
Len
Oxton
Campbell County Court Records Open Will Probate
The will of John M. Thomas is probated in the County Judge Moore court with Mary Baumbach named as executrix without bond. A docket lists Newport court cases to be called for trial next Monday. A petite jury has been impaneled, with issues involving Steve Banjurik and Dayton Suebeams noted.
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John M. Thomas
Terfay
Moore
Cote
Mary Baumbach
Newport
Steve Banjurik
Dayton Suebeams
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