Anna Held Stars in The Parisian Model at the Grand
Anna Held heads a lavish Paris style production with Otis Harlan in The Parisian Model as Ziegfeld brings a glittering cast to the Grand. The review praises the design lighting costumes and the ensemble while noting Held's rare stage beauty and charm. The program also features The Lion and the Mouse and a political finance themed piece by Charles Klein as strong repeats.
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Anna Held
Otis Harlan
F. Ziegfeld Jr
Anna
Ziegfeld
Gorus
Ann Held
Paris
Miss Gertrude Coghlan Promotes Outdoor Exercise
Miss Gertrude Coghlan speaks on maintaining youth through outdoor activity while touring with her company. She credits fencing golf and tennis as good workouts and emphasizes walking and open air as essential during city visits.
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Gertrude Coghlan
Miss Coghlan
Teninis
Cincinnati
Matinee Matinee of The Lion and Mouse This Afternoon
A matinee presentation of The Lion and Mouse is scheduled for today with showtimes in the afternoon. Audience members are advised to arrive early as seating may be limited.
Cracker Jacks Company Heads to The Standard Next Week
The Bob Manchester Cracker Jacks Company plans an annual burlesque appearance at The Standard featuring Miss Ruby Leoni the model Venus and Miss Lillie Vedder in leading roles. Star performer Bob Van Osten and acts Warden Perry Wilber, the Mannings, Millard Brothers bicycle riders, and Three Madcaps headline a two-act show with a Saratoga Belle opening and a Nature in Marble Hall finale.
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Bob Manchester
Cracker Jacks Company
Venus
Ruby Leoni
Miss Leoni
Lillie Vedder
Bob van Osten
Warden
Perry
Wilber
Saratoga
Millard Brothers
Europe
Marble Hall
Forepaugh Stock Company Stages Sunday at the Olympic
The midweek matinee at the Olympic features the Forepaughs presenting Sunday Ethel. Barry more's West. the production is drawing praise as one of the house's artistic successes in recent months.
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Ethel. Barrymore
In Old Kentucky at Walnut On Fifteenth American Tour
The Walnut will present In Old Kentucky next week, a long running drama since 1892. May Stockton stars as Madge Brierly with Bert G. Clark as the Colonel and Charles K. French as Uncle Ned. Horace Holton is new in the role of T.G. Hamilton. The company promises strong singing dancing and a lively race scene on this fifteenth annual tour.
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Old Kentucky
Walnut
Madge Brierly
May Stockton
Bert G. Clark
Charles K. French
Ned
T.G. Hamilton
Horace Holton
Margaret Lee
Alathea
Old
Kentucky
Bedford
Heuck’s
Montana
Hooker
Long Pete
Travel lecture on Norway at the Lyric Theater
Sunday afternoon Frank R. Roberson presents a Nor way travel lecture at the Lyric Theater. The show features scenes of the land of the midnight sun with Viking homes ice packs aurora borealis and waterfalls likened to Yosemite and the Rockies.
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Frank R.roberson
Lyric Theater
Norway
Switzerland
Europe
Picturesque country and people in color tones reveal all
A fragment describes vivid color tones portraying a country and its people without omission, promising comprehensive display and heralding of visuals to present a complete and picturesque national scene.
Forepaugh to Stage Maxine Elliott Drama at Olympic
The Forepaugh Company brings Maxine Elliott's Her Own Way to the Olympic for a week. The society drama, written for Elliott by Clyde Fitch, features the star's celebrated performance and strong dramatic situations in an American refined circle setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Elliott
Clyde Fitch
Ejtch
Dlass
Fitch
Road to Yesterday charms Lyric and rivals Bedford's Hope in Montana
The article outlines bustling theater business in Louisville and New York as stars like Dempster gain prominence in The Road to Yesterday at the Lyric. It highlights Dempster’s rise from Cornell Masque to Broadway and notes Bedford’s Hope at Heuck's with Minnie Dupree, plus a strong cast and scenic effects.
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Rt Dempster
Broadway
Bob
Dempster
Buffalo
Cornell University
Cornell
Niagara Falls
New York
Collin Kemper
Leslie Carter
Minnie Dupree
the Lyric
Herald Square Theater
New York City
Robert Lempster
Eleanor Moretti
Esther Lyon
Josephine Florence Sheppard
Agnes Fiveretti Marshal
Welch
F. Owen Baxter
Fred Irwin's Big Show Packs The Standard to Limit
The Great White Way and The Actors' Club burlesques amuse patrons with clever interpolated bits. Female wrestling is highlighted as a special attraction, keeping audiences engaged at the venue.
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Fred Irwin
Actors’ Club
Sousa Band At Music Hall February 13
Sousa and his band perform at Music Hall on February 13 with an elaborate program and at least one new Sousa March promised.
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Sousa
Music Hall
Bedford's Hope tops Broadway melodrama critics praise
The review notes a thrilling scene with a race between a train and a motor car, calling Bedford's Hope diverting and more sane than some musical comedies. The New York Telegraph praises the cast and overall merit, contrasting it with other Broadway dramas.
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Bedford
New York Telegraph
Broadway
Marvel of memories tests Corsican student in Padua
Maretus meeting a Corsican youth in Padua learns of his extraordinary memory. The traveler seeks to test the student by recounting that he can repeat up to 36,000 words after a single reading, highlighting the remarkable retention claimed by the informant.
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Maretus
Europe
Padua
Corsician
Texas play at Walnut gains strong approval
Scene from the romantic play Texas at Walnut receives enthusiastic patronage. Cast includes Jack Dallam Freshwater Jack and Mrs West of Buckhead Ranch. Production promises elegant settings and tasteful staging reflecting a fashionable New York home and real southwest life.
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J. Mauldin Fiegl
Texas
Jack. Dallam
Freshwater Jack
Mrs. West
Buck West
Buckhead Ranch
Great South‘west
Memory marvel tests fail to stump student at theater
The Em pire Circuit Executive Committee met at the People's Theater with James J. Butler of St. Louis and J. H. Mareths among attendees. A student with extraordinary memory correctly recited a long meaningless list forward and backward, proving striking recall under examination.
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Empire Circuit
People’s Theater
Ames
James J. Butler
St. Louis
J. H
Lehar's The Man With Three Wives Opens in Vienna
Franz Lehar conducted his new comic opera before an aristocratic audience in Vienna. The over party praised the music as charming while finding the libretto weak. Slumber and waltz songs stood out. overall it may not reach the success of The Merry Widow.
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Vienna
Franz Lehar
Kidnapped for Revenge opens at Lyceum with Vedder star
Mr Charles HE Blaney presents a sensational melodrama Kidnaped for Revenge starring Will H Vedder with Sadie Connolly Cathryn Rowe Palmer and others. The four act play debuts in this city next week at the Lyceum Theater praised for ambitious staging and lavish production values directed at popular price theatergoers.
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Will H. Vedder
Charles E. Baney
Charles HE. Blaney
Sadie Connolly
Cathryn Rowe Palmer
Lyceum Theater
Blaney
Price
Vaudeville notes tease Teddy Bears and famed acts
Amusement notes highlight Anna Held's The Parisian Model with Teddy Bear chorus number. Trixie Friganza and Edna Aug headline next Columbia bill, plus Elsie Janis at the Cincinnati Zoo meeting Zeekee the hippo and quipping with ticket seller Fred Kruse.
Labor Council Opposes Local Prohibition Push
Central Labor Council of Cincinnati adopted a resolution opposing prohibition in all forms and backing local option legislation. The group announced a delegation would travel to Columbus to lobby against proposed laws, led by Hubert S. Marshall Henry Ott and organizer Frank L. Rist.
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Central Labor Council
Central Labor Council of Cincinnati
Columbus
Organized Bar
Hubert S. Marshall
Henry Ott
Frank L. Rist
Talks Education to the Lawyers
Superintendent Dyer of Cincinnati public schools addressed the Cincinnati Bar Association on civic education. He called education a form of religion in America and warned against faddism and overreliance on schools. He noted one year of schooling after age 15 and faulted home cooperation as a major drawback. The Bar Association thanked him for the talk.
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Dyer
Cincinnati Bar Association
Cincinnati
Dye Works Loses Its Case in ICC Ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled against Reliance Dye Works of Covington Kentucky in a discrimination case. The company alleged that cotton goods moving from Clearwater South Carolina to Chicago faced a 72 cent rate, while Covington to Chicago paid 4 cents for a shorter distance, a decision the ICC said did not prove unjust discrimination.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reliance Dye Works
Covington
Covington Concern
Louisville & Nashville
The
Southern
Clearwater
S. C
Chicago
French Women Sign Petition for Vote in France
A petition supporting female suffrage in France has been signed by 50 000 French women in Paris. The action marks a notable public push for voting rights.
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Paris
France
Tours the World East and West by Lloyd Express Line
G Lloyd Express Line offers Marseilles to Naples to Alexandria routes and a Marseilles Genoa Levant service aboard Royal Roumanian and North German Lloyd lines. Travelers' checks accepted worldwide. Agencies include Oelrichs & Co New York and various German and national banks.
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Morro Castle
New York and
Cuba
Wail Steamship CO
East River
New Or
First National Bank
Southeast Cor
Fourth and
Cincinnati
G. Lloyd
Marseilles
Naples
Alexandria
Genoa
Levant
Royal Roumanian
Constanza
Constantinople
Smyrnem Alavrandé
Sashenes Aes
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N.Y
Atlas National Bank
Brighton
German National Bank
Bepler & Co
Race St
German Nationa Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Third St
Western German Bank
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Charles Klein
Lillie
Wit
Vedder
Lyceviz
elaAnnez Tyrrell Bedfords
HOPE
Lyrig
Whalien
Louisville
George W. Rite
Baltimore
H. Martell
George W. Heuck
James E. Fennessy
Butler
Irwin
Olympic
Empire
Mareths
Grand Opera House
Miss Held
Columbia
Trixie Friganza
Edna Aug
Miss Friganza
Eddie Foy
Miss Aug
London
Elsie Janis
Hayden
Queen City
Miss Janis
Zeekee
Fred Kruse
Fred
Los
Florida
Gulf Coast
Gulf
Louisville & Nashville R. A
New Orleans
Pass Christian
Magnolia Springs
City Ticket Office
S. E. Cor
4Th and Vine
Ocean Steamers
Rok Health
Nassau-Cuba
Mexico
Council OF Labor
Ing
DYE Works
PY Ponowiesenn
E.rc
North German Lloyd
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Kronprinz Wilhelm Kronprinzessin
Cecilie and
Stealiship Lines
Incinnati
Thomas Cook & Son
West Indies Islands
Jamaica
Panama
Spanish Main
Trinidad
Barbados
Windward
Trent
Oroya
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co Sanderson & Son
State Street
Foster Debevoisd Flatiron Bldg
S.kuhn & Sons
Thos, Cook & Son’s Tours
Old Mexico
BY Sea
F. & L Tours
Queen & Crescent
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga Park
L. A. Lucas
Chas
W. Zell
N. W. Cor
Fourth & Vine Sts
Ohio
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