Leah Kleschna at the Olympic and Heucks and More
The Standard praises a strong bill across venues including the Olympic and Heuck's. Pete Curley Mollie Williams James Morton and others exhibit cleverness in scenes like the Comedy Theater interior. Captain Jacob Fox's Zouaves impress with drill and wall scaling. overall a highly praised, varied program with no dull moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Curley
Mollie Williams
James C. Morton
Tommy Glenroy
Ned Dandy
Mark Bennett
Marion Moore
Mr. Morton
Mr. Curley
McSweeney
Hofnagle
Frank Moore
Kid
Isaac Goldstein
Leah Kieschna on the Olympic stage revival by Forepaugh
The Forepaugh Company revived Leah Kleschna at the Olympic to strong acclaim with Mrs. Fiske praised for her performance. The cast and scenic work receive high marks for fidelity to the original production and for dramatic force, marking one of the season’s finest stock company efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Kieschna
D'Urbervilles
Rece
Thelympic
Robinson
Fiske
Theatrical Trust
Fish
Leah ‘Kleschna
New York
Manhattan
Robinson's
McClean
Forough
Lber
Leah
Paul Sylvaine
Paris
Adair
Mr. Mayall
Mayall
Hummel
Fenwick
Gilbert
Sylvester
Miss Ellison
Miss Argen
Mrs. Fiske
Manhattan Company
Leah Kleschna
Relief for Head Aches with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast relief for tired irritable brain nerves. It claims the pills soothe nerves without stomach upset and urges taking at attack onset to reduce suffering. A customer named Liza Webster from Worcester Massachusetts endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Liza Webster
Worcester
Mass
Iyaaie
Music Under the Spot Light
Francis Macmillen the American violinist astonished London during the social season with extraordinary bowing and dexterity. He staged a darkened hall performance with only the spotlight on him, a plan English critics praised for heightening audience focus on the artist. He is billed at the Grand Opera House on Thursday afternoon January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Macmillen
London
Mr. Macmillen
Grand Opera House
Big Show at the Standard Delights Crowded Audience
Manager Jack Singer showcases the Behman Show and Frank D. Bryan's Congress of American Girls at the Standard. Performers include Maude Adams as Peter Pan, Oscar Hammerstein, Charles Bigelow, Dave Montgomery, and Leslie Carter-Payne with a lively chorus and stylish showgirls. The revue blends novelty and high‑quality production, with fetching song numbers and lush scenery making it the season’s highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Jack Singer
Behman
Frank D. Bryan
Congress of American Girls
Oscar Hammerstein
Maude Adams
Peter Pan
Charles Bigelow
Dave Montgomery
Freq Stone
Leslie Carter-Payne
Mr. Monkey
Molly
Lulu
Mollie Wiilta
Neones
Convict 999 thrills headline at Heuck's with Woods production
Manager A H Woods brings the sensational Convict 999 to Heuck's in two capacity crowds. The four act melodrama adds extra scenes and climaxes, with an escape from Sing Sing and a deserted mill set piece as the highlight. Principal cast includes George Whittaker Gertrude Dougherty Jack Sharkey Adelyn Hall Al Lang Elisabeth Rathburne and M A Kelly among thirty players. The production is carefully staged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Woods
Heuck’s
Woode
Sing Sing
Albany Road
York State
George Whittaker
Gertrude Dougherty
Cincinnati
Jack Sharkey
Adelyn Hall
al Lang
Elisabeth Rathburne
M. A. Kelly
The Great Express Robbery at Lyceum Theater
A stage play titled The Great Express Robbery plays this week at the Lyceum Theatre. A railroad hold up forms the centerpiece with realistic staging and scenes of mining camps and dance halls. Matt E Heisey leads a strong cast including Joseph Duvall Rose Braham William Roach Sadie Duff Judson Langill Grace Vinton and Frank Whitbeck. The show blends drama with comedy to offset its somber moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Cilef
Matt E. Heisey
Joseph Duvall
Rose Braham
William Roach
Sadie Duff
Judson Langill
Grace Vinton
Frank Whitbeck
Olga Nethersole Tonight at the Grand Opera House
Miss Olga Nethersole returns to the Grand Opera House for a six play double bill with forty strong company led by Frank Mills. The program opens with The Awakening and The Submarine, followed by Sapho Pagliacci Carmen and Adrien Lecouvreur in subsequent nights with performances beginning at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean
Davy Jones
Department
Miss Nethersole
Sapho
Pierrot
Henry Hamilton
Adrien
Great Divide to Play at Lyric Theater For One Week
Margaret Anglin and Henry Miller bring The Great Divide to Lyric Theater for a week long engagement starting tonight. The Moody drama, lauded as a landmark American play, follows the West East divide with a star studded cast including Anglin Miller and an earlier New York run of 500 nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anglin
Henry Miller
New York
William Vaughn Moody
Lyric Theater
Miss Anglin
Muller
Far- West
Rocky Mountains
East
Mr. Miller
Princess and Daly’s
Laura Hope Crews
Mrs. Whiffen
Charles Wyngate
Charles Gotthold
William J. Butler
Nolan Gagne
James Kirkwood
Frank Brownlee
Henry B. Walthall
The Awakening author Hervieu to star at Grand Opera House
Paul Hervieu, famed author of The Awakening known as Le Reveil in France, will have the lead role Therese de Megee in the new modern life drama at the Grand Opera House tonight. Olga Nethersole revived the title role in America last year, with Sarah Bernhardt previously performing it in London. Cincinnati native Joseph Cawthorn appears in a principal part in The Hayden, showcasing his low comedic Teutonic style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hervieu
Olga Nethersold
Grand Opera House
Paris
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
France
Hervieu
Diogenes
Dog
French Academy
Therese de Megee
Madame _ Bartet
Theatre Comedie- Francaise
Olga Nethersole
America
Miss Nethersole
Madame Sarah Bernhardt
Therese
London
Janis
Joseph Cawthorn
Cincinnati
the Hayden
Nat Wills at the Walnut Headlines Vaudeville Return
Nat Wills returns to vaudeville at the Walnut after a run in A Lucky Dog, praised for his Happy Holmes portrayal. The review lauds his unique comic style and notes strong supporting acts including Houdini at the Columbia bill and a large, capable company. The performance runs with no ticket-price changes and features a full night program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Wills
Walnut
Wills
Happy Holmes
Mr. Wills
Walter Jones
William Hoey
Old Hoss
Holmes
Hoey
E. D. Stair
Charles Udell
Hilda Carle
Joseph Eggenton
Anita Zorn
Edna Mitchell
James Vinton
Adelaide Harland
May Harrison
Peter Griffin
Fred Runnell
Red Raven
Elsie Janis Headlines at Grand Next Week
The Grand presents Elsie Janis a celebrated comedienne and mimic in The Hayden with a musical supplement. This Cincinnati run marks her rise from featured player to star with new imitations including Richard Carle and Sam Bernard as The Rich Mr Hoggenheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Janis
Hayden
Miss Janis
Cincinnati
Richard Carle
Sam Bernard
Mr. Hoggenheimer
Cable
America
Mr. Carle
Central Trust & Safe Deposit Co shows steady growth and strong leadership
The Central Trust & Safe Deposit Co advertises rising deposits and client bases across estates individuals and corporations. It highlights a robust board including Richard Dymond manager Glenn Estates Thomas T Gaff trustee Gaff Estate and leaders from Procter Gamble Cincinnati Milling and other firms. Interest is paid on savings and chequing is treated like National Banks with full trust departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dymond
Glenn Estates
Thomas T. Gaff
Gaff Estate
National Banks
Trust Department
Safe Deposit Department
Yankee Doodle Girls Energize Two Capacity People’s Audiences
Comedian James F. Leonard leads T. W. Dinkins' Company in The Yankee Doodle Girls at the People’s Theater. The production opened with Sullivan on Parade featuring Leonard as a patriotic Irish American politician and included Burns Moir fight pictures and a Sullivan satire finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Leonard
T. W. Dinkins
People's Theater
Sullivan
Leonard
St. Patrick's Day
Jules Harron
Edna Davenport
Jack Matthews
Sadie Huested
Bob Martini
Roudy Jackson
Clara Whitney
Burns+Moir
People’s
Mille Berton and Prof Tyler Open Week at New Rink
Patrons of the Music Hall roller rink anticipate a week's engagement by Mille Berton and Prof. Tyler who were season hits last year. They begin tonight at the New Rink in a revised roller-skating act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Mille, Berton
Prof
Tyler
Pathe's Talking Pictures Return to Lyric Theater
Pathe's Talking Pictures again drew crowded crowds at Sunday matinee and evening shows at the Lyric Theater. The program changed entirely with features including Tunny Fishing in Sicily and Dancing Nig, Young Jules Verne and Oh Me Oh My.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
Lyric Theater
The
Lyric
Jules Verne
Cincinnati
Peggy Machree in America at McVicker's Theater
In Chicago on January 5 the Irish comedy Peggy Machree received its first American presentation at McVicker's Theater with Denis O'Sullivan in the lead. The plot follows a mock marriage between Barry Trevor and Lady Margaret O'Driscol and ends with a real priest revealing the wedding. The cast also features Elsa Ryan, Annie Yeamans, Marie Walsh, J. D. O'Hara, and Percy Leach as the production highlights lavish costumes and scenery set in 1740.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Machree
America
Chicago
McVicker
Denis O’sullivan
O’sullivan
Barry Trevor
Mr. O'Sullivan
Lady Margaret O'Driscol
Elsa Ryan
Trevor
Lady Margaret
Pesgy -Mahree
Miss Ryan
Annie Yeamans
Marie Walsh
J. D. O'Hara
Percy Leach
Sheriff officer accuses playwright of stealing act at Paris theater
A man in legal attire, a sheriff's officer, attended a Boulevard Theater performance in Paris and informed the manager that the playwright had stolen a complete act from a manuscript his client sent to the theater seven years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulevard Theater
Paris
Eight hour workday plan held in abeyance by court ruling
Pending a U S Court injunction decision in the Typothetae and printing pressmen case the local pressmen union will not push for extending the eight hour day now. Shops that agreed will keep the change and those that refused will not strike to win it this period. The plan aimed to start January first but delay followed Judge A C Thompson illness.
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United States
Typothetae and
A. C. Thompson
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