The Hayden a Big Hit at the Music Hall
Miss Elsie Janis and manager Mr. Dillingham deliver the best musical comedy in years with The Hayden translated from French and staged by Ben Teal. Janis and co star Joseph Cawthorne anchor a lavish three act production rich in scenery, costumes, and clever comedy.
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Harles Dillingham
Lingham
Janis
Hayden
Cosmo Hamton
Messrs Golden and
Wers
Ben Teal
Dillingham
Baroneybach
Ieppe
Normandy
Joseph Cawthorne
Cawthorne
Baron Hugo Weybach
Joan Talbot
Miss Janis
Joan
Eddie Foy
George Cohan
Ethel Barrymore
Rose Stahl
Arthur Stanford
Hutchinson
Lucy Talbott
Edgar Halstead
Nellie Beaumont
Ralph Ward
Larry Ward
Annie Esmond
MR. Dillingham
Modern Anomaly in New York Hotels Elevates St Regis Status
The hotel switches from traveler’s house to permanent home for many wealthy Americans. Tenants prefer hotels for privacy and home-like comforts, with St Regis leading as the city’s prototype and best in comfort, service, and value.
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New York
Social Register
St. Regis
St. G
King Pins of Komedy Entertains at Heucks
Jerry Sullivan known as Flex in McFadden's Flats tells a funny memory about early stage days. A stock company in Southern Indiana branded him a horse thief then allowed sing for reprieve. Two East Coast comedians dubbed King Pins of Komedy failed yet demanded pay after a rotten act.
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Komedy
Jerry Sullivan
Flex
McFadden
Indiana
Sullivan
King Pins
Texas Play At Walnut Promises Frontier Romance
Broadhurst and Currie bring the four act American frontier drama Texas to the Walnut next week. The play portrays love and trials on the plains in a realistic manner and contrasts a fast diminishing frontier life with coming civilization.
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Texas
Walnut
Broadhurst
Currie
J. Mauldin Feig
Plains
Frederick Remington
Hamlin Garland
Marietta Youth Francis Macmillen Draws Local Praise
A Cincinnati observer recalls Francis Macmillen as a talented boy and looks forward to his Grand Thursday performance. Public enthusiasm grows as John Church Company opens seat sales with many reservations.
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Francis Macmillen
Knickerbockers
Marietta
Europe
John Church Company
Sunday at the Olympic Showcases Differing Play Styles
The piece contrasts two distinct play styles staged last week by the Fore troupe at the Olympic. Performers display varied pacing and technique highlighting thematic contrasts and stagecraft.
Lion and the Mouse at Grand Next Week
The Lion and the Mouse a political financial corruption play by Klein comes to the Grand next week. New York cast includes Edmund Breese Gertrude Coghlan Frazer Coulter Julia Hanchett and others with Ed mund Breese having long played the magnate role and a noted lineup of actors.
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Henry B. Harris
United States
Mr. Klein
New York
Edmund Breese
John Burkett Ryder
Gertrude Coghlan
Frazer Coulter
Julia Hanchett
Reginald Carrington
Malcolm Duncan
EB. A. Eberle
Marion Pollock Johnson
Charles Sturges
Margaret Gray
James McDonald
Adele Ritchie Sets Style Rules For Fashion Gowns
The article profiles Adele Ritchie star of Fascinating Flora at the Lyric now an arbiter of fashionable raiment. She discusses inspiration through study, the need for costly wardrobe investments, and her claim of spending at least twenty thousand dollars yearly on attire as she prepares new gowns for the production.
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Adele Ritchie
Lyric
Dresden
Anita the Singing Girl at Lyceum next week with Agnes Cameron
Agnes Cameron stars in Anita the Singing Girl a melodramatic musical comedy at the Lyceum starting with Sunday matinee and two shows daily all week. The production features a 25 person cast and chorus and is backed by manager A J Spencer proven to deliver elaborate shows. Owen Davis wrote the play and Harold Orlob supplies ten musical numbers.
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Anita
Agnes Cameron
Hert
A. J. Spencer
Owen Davis
Harold Orlob
Corbett to Appear at Heuck's in Coming Season
James J. Corbett, the famed athlete, will headline at Heuck's following last season's success with The Burglar and the Lady. Although widely known, few know he began ambitions as a star long before his athletic fame, making his professional debut in 1888 in San Francisco.
Corbett's Rise From Burlesque to Vaudeville Star
The article traces Mr. Corbett’s early stage work in burlesque and with Miss May Irwin and Mr. Willie Collier. It notes his first star roles in Gentleman Jack The Adventurer and The Naval Cadet, his six years as a headliner in vaudeville, and his acclaimed performance as Cashel Byron in Bernard Shaw's Cashel Byron's Profession at Dailey's Theater.
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Waundeville
Bernard Shaw
Cynid
Cashel Byron
Dailey’s
Mr. Corbett
Twain Credits The Man on the Box With Lively Theater Pleasure
Mark Twain praised seeing Jameson Lee Finney in The Man on the Box at the Lyric for its humor. He recalled Washington experiences from 1869 and Roughing It, noting the play’s frolicsome, society life contrasts with his own hardships. Finney’s portrayal is billed as entertaining and delightfully wild.
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Mark Twain
Jameson ‘Lee Finney
Washington
Twain
Indiana
Mark
Finney
Lyric
Mr. Twain
Mr. Finney
Fascinating Flora star Schiller headlines Lyric revue
George A. Schiller, renowned in this city for leading roles in Casino musical revues, continues his command performance in Fascinating Flora at the Lyric. His long association traces back to the era of George Lederer at the famed Lyric.
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George A. Schiller
Flora
The
Lyric
George Lederer
Lyric Playhouse
Bruce Edwards Visits to Review Elsie Janis Company
Mr. Bruce Edwards general manager for Charles Dillingham’s theatrical enterprises is visiting the city. He arrived yesterday to inspect the Elsie Janis company for Mr. Dillingham’s interests.
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Bruce Edwards
Charles Dillingham
H Edwards
Elsie Janis Company
Dillingham
Want Bible Read In Public Schools
A conference on introducing Bible readings in public schools will be arranged by a three member committee Revs. Robert Watson D M Pratt and Levi Gilbert. Pratt warned that removing the Bible would be national self harm and the alliance supported local option measures. The day also noted a Sunday observance committee meeting and a note on church attendance in Italy.
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Evangelical Alliance
Robert Watson
D. M. Pratt
Levi Gilbert
Dr. Pratt
Alliance
Committee
Church of the Covenant
Angelini
Italy
Noted lecturer F Hopkinson Smith speaks to art club
The Cincinnati Art Club welcomed F Hopkinson Smith to its third lecture at the Linton Hotel introduced by H F Farny. Smith, famed artist and author, discussed Realism and Impressionism in art and literature with tact and humor. An informal reception followed in the Harrison Building clubrooms.
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Linton Hotel
Cincinnati Art Club
H. F. Farny
Art Club
Harrison Building
Cincinnati Hustling Commission Men Featured in Illustrated Magazine
A preview announces next Sunday's Commercial Tribune issue with a double page spread of Cincinnati commission men depicted in The Illustrated Magazine. The feature includes pictures stories and anecdotes and is offered free with the Sunday paper.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Tribune
Illustrated
Kentucky House Names Rules Committee in Brief Session
Frankfort dispatch notes the Kentucky House met at noon with Speaker Gooch appointing a Rules Committee led by Gooch and including Blair Arnett Covington Wilson and others. An adjournment followed until tomorrow. Senate committees and chairmanships are listed with many names across internal improvements, taxation, public health, suffrage and more.
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Spocket Deapeler
Frankfort
House of Representatives
Gooch
Blair
Lexington
Arnett
Covington
Wilson
Union
Clay
Montgomery
Porter
Webster
Beard
Shelby
Shanks
Lincoln
Sullivan
Madison
Ward
Patrick
Fayette County
Senate
Edward Bb. Walker
J. Wheeler Campbell
Kentucky
R. B. Brown
George Wilhelmi
R. W. Owen
H. H. Smith
L. C. Nell
Benjamin F. Landrum
Branding Dispute Between IRS and Attys General Settled
A national dispute over whisky branding ends as the Internal Revenue Bureau rules align with law. The National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association had charged the bureau with branding distillates as whiskies rums or gins contrary to Attorney General Bonaparte's pure food act guidance. The AG furnished an opinion to Secretary Cortelyou clarifying how casks or packages should be marked by revenue gaugers.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Bonaparte
Whisky Dealers’ Association
Agricultural Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyou
Internal Revenue Service
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Department of Justice
District of Columbia
Territories
United States
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Capers
Attorney General
Agricultural
Treasury Departments
Capers
Kentucky Political Hopes Ahead of Senate Ballot
Frankfort reports show Governor Beckham confident for the first Senate ballot and Senator Paynter predicting Beckham’s election. Republicans remain optimistic about leading on later ballots as parties mobilize delegations.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Beckham
Thomas H. Paynter
Paynter
Bardstown
Bradley
Wife Soon Follows Spouse in Death at College Corner
Mrs. Jason Johnson died at her home in College Corner Ohio today. Her husband died yesterday. Both will be buried in Darrtown.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Jason Johnson
College Corner
Darrtown
Commercial Tribune Pattern Coupon Request Form
Readers are instructed to fill out a coupon and send 10 cents for each pattern to THD Commercial Tribune Fashion Department in Cincinnati with pattern No 4302 and their name city and state. Patterns originate in New York and processing takes several days.
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Commercial Tribune
Fashion Department
Cincinnati
New York
A New Variation of the Russian Dress for School Wear
A home friendly frock in a modified Russian style with a straight gathered skirt and optional full or three quarter sleeves. It suits various materials and trims, fits sizes 6 to 14 years, uses about 3 3 4 yards of 36 inch material for 10 years, and costs ten cents as pattern No 4302.
Bnai Brith Installs Officers At Walnut Hills Club
Newly elected officers of the Bnai B’rith were installed last night at the Walnut Hills Business Club the group's first meeting there Victor Abraham led the installation with Alfred M. Cohen presiding at a luncheon and social session forty eight new members were initiated
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B’nai B'rith
Walnut Hills Business Club
Victor Abraham
Alfred M. Cohen
B'nai B’rith
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