Julia Marlowe at Lyric with Mrs Leslie Carter stars
Julia Marlowe opens at the Lyric Theater with Gloria and When Knighthood Was in Flower on consecutive nights. Tickets sell fast and delegates buy out seats for one show. Romeo and Juliet runs Saturday with Marlowe as Juliet, backed by Lewis and Whittlesey in a Shubert management company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Marlowe
Lyric Theater
Gloria
James Fagan
Miss Marlowe
Shrew
American Canning Company
Romeo and Juliet
Juliet
Messrs. Shubert
Frederic Lewis
White Whittlesey
Disappointed Skaters in The Parisian Model
Moa and Goodrick the knock about roller skaters fret over a railing flaw in Anna Held's The Parisian Model limiting Goodrick from diving into the orchestra pit. The skating scene is a major talking point of the week in theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moa
Goodrick
Anna Held
Caricatured Americans in Parisian Model on Grand Stage
A Parisian Model at the Grand features a second act with caricatured wealthy Americans led by J Pierpont Morgan and John D. Rockefeller. The studio scene shows Lloyd Carnegie, Harriman, Gates and Lipton with props like a miniature library and a yacht. The silent humor and visual gags elicit strong audience laughter as Miss Held’s company closes a large season audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Grand
Miss Held
Paris
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas W. Lipton
Andrew Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
John D. Rockefeller
Jauncey M. Depew
John W. Gates
Carnegie
Gates
Harriman
Stuyvesant
Rockefeller
Lipton
John D
The Zoo Versus Chester Park Conversation
Tuesday morning the Zoo telephone rang. Manager Stephan was connected as Colonel Ike Martin from Chester Park spoke with weighty dignity. The caller pressed for details about Chester Park, which Sol misremembered as a health resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Chester Park
Stephan
Ike Martin
Sol
Steady Nerves Ries Mae Digestive Health Note
Advice on maintaining steady nerves by strengthening digestion. Emphasizes stomach health as foundation for mental effort and work with hands or brain. Concludes with guidance to keep digestion sound and robust.
Dobbin the Mascot and the Zoo Mix Up a Feeding Incident
Colonel Martin worries after a telephone prank at Martin Park about feeding Dobbin the horse to eagles and condors. Manager Stephan misinterprets the order and Dobbin nearly vanishes, but a return to grass saves the petitioned mascot from death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Dobbin
Stephan
Ike
Martin
Chester Park Lake
Colonel Martin
Not Yet But Soon returns to Walnut with a star cast
Hap Ward leads the musical comedy Not Yet But Soon at the Walnut next week. A company of fifty includes Lucy Daly Fred Wyckoff Robert Evans Abe Friedland Richard Barry Lew Kelly Harry Parent Ed Gilmore Caroline Hooker Mae Kilcoyne and Leslie Lyle. Hap Ward plays Bill Nerve and the chorus is said to be well trained and gorgeously costumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hap Ward
E. DL. Stair
Lucy Daly
Fred Wyckoff
Robert Evans
Abe Friedland
Richard Barry
Lew Kelly
Harry Parent
Ed Gilmore
Caroline Hooker
Mae Kilcoyne
Leslie Lyle
Bill Nerve
Nut
Bill
Sousa Matinee At Music Hall Attracts High School Pupils
Students from local high schools plan to attend the Sousa matinee at Music Hall on February 13. They will complete extra school work to enjoy Thursday afternoon concerts. The program aims to appeal to both trained musicians and general listeners, showcasing Sousa’s blend of artistic merit and popular march music. Sousa’s goal is educational, raising musical taste among the masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip Sousa
Sousa
The money panic reshapes theater as strength prevails
Frank J. Wilstach of New York notes that logbooks show top stars drawing better than last year while lesser acts drift off the road. He compares the market to a circus, saying towns tire after two circuses and overbooking hurts all shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Wilstach
New York
Httie
Wilstach
Leslie Carter
Mr. Wilstach
Carter Engagement Tickets Go On Sale At Grand Opera House
Seats and boxes for Mrs. Leslie Carter in Du Barry at the Grand Opera House go on sale this morning. Mail orders have accumulated since the announcement of her return in this city. Personal applicants receive first choice, with mail orders served at the first break in line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Carter
du Barry
Grand Opera House
Miss Dupree and the Sling That Won Cars Seats
In a Lyric dressing room Miss Dupree keeps a white bandage labeled my life preserver. She says a broken wrist from last summer led to sympathy on streetcars, where a bandaged arm earned her seats, a ruse she calls fair to protect herself and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dupree
the Lyric
American and English theater manners clash in actress remarks
Esther Lyon of the Lyric Theater and Minnie Dupree discuss how American audiences remain more orderly than London crowds. Lyon says English customs contradict themselves as patrons boo in theaters yet restrain voice in public, while London manners and whispered chatter disrupt performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Lyon
Minnie Dupree
Lyric Theater
America
London
Miss Lyon
Unruly London Crowds Criticized in Harsh Portrait
A clipped反account laments hurried crowds in London who shove past others including women and escorts. The speaker claims Americans exhibit better manners and mocks London fashionably indifferent behavior. The passage contrasts national character with brisk impatience in public spaces.
Strolling Players to Bring Lavish Burlesque to People's Theater
The Strolling Players will present a strong burlesque company at People’s Theater next week led by popular comedienne Toma Hanlon. Acts feature Andy Rice Madge Hughes Tom Berry Violet Hart and the Dolly Sisters with vaudeville artists Abbie Walker Nat Wixon Al Thorson and Church City Four in a two act musical comedy The Belle of Avenue A set in a Calcutta style metropolis with lavish scenery and travelogues on the East Coast of South America and the West Indies and a naval voyage following Admiral Evans. The program promises ornate color pictures and prominent acts making it a premier attraction in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Theater
Comedienne
Toma Hanlon
Andy Rice
Madge Hughes
Tom Berry
Violet Hart
Bert Eaton
Abbie Walker
Nat Wixon
Dolly Sisters
al Thorson
Church City Four
Avenue A
Tompkins Square
Calcutta
South America
West Indies
Mr. Roberson
Admiral Evans
Uncle Sam
Queen City
A Wife's Secret to Play at Lyceum Theater Next Week
Spencer and Aborn present the emotional drama A Wife's Secret at the Lyceum Theater. The story follows a young bride battling doubt under a suspicious husband and relentless enemies with pathos, humor, and tense scenes. A melodramatic cast including a clever child actress is slated to star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer and Aborn
Lyceum Theater
Dublin Dan at Heuck Opera House Starring Barney Gilmore
Barney Gilmore brings his matinee idol appeal to Heuck Opera House in a new play Dublin Dan where he impersonates an Irish thief taker aiding the U S Secret Service to chase counterfeiters. The plot features a dangerous snare involving a young woman and a mix of romance thrills and comedy. The production is described as stylish with a strong supporting cast and lavish staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Gilmore
Heuck Opera House
Emerald Isle
United States Secret Service Department
Sherlock Holmes
Mr. Gilmore
Dublin
Dan
Stella Mayhew Leads Columbia Bill With Billie Taylor
Stella Mayhew assisted by Billie Taylor will headline at the Columbia next week. Miss Mayhew is regarded as a leading original singing comedienne and Taylor writes her songs and directs the orchestra. Also on the bill are Henri French impersonator, the Three Leightons, May Ward and Dresden Dolls, Gardner and Revere, Paul Barnes, the Dunedin Troupe and the Voscarys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Mayhew
Billie” Taylor
Columbia
Miss Mayhew
Mr. Taylor
Henri French
Three Leightons
May Ward
Dresden Dolls
Gardner and Revere
Paul Barnes
Dunedin
Three Voscarys
If I Were King at the Olympic by Forepaugh Stock
Forepaugh Stock Company brings the celebrated poetic drama If I Were King to the Olympic next week. The piece stars Villon in Louis XI era France with romance and vivid scenes, enhanced by elaborate costuming and large ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic
E. H. Sothern
Francois Villon
Louis XI
France
New Majestics to perform week at Standard Theater
Fred Irwin's New Majestics open a weeklong engagement at the Standard Theater starting with a matinee Sunday. The show features two musical extravaganzas Bits and The Kneippe Cure with a large cast including Gus Fay James Wesley Bert Bradley Ed C Rogers Joe Walker and variety acts by Flo Barnes Lillian Franklin Evelyn Walker Gertie de Mill Lillie Ardell Phillips sisters and twenty singing and dancing girls. The Millionaire Tramps Cook and Madison join the program noted for original numbers by Joseph Hollander and a modern, well equipped vaudeville lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Theater
Fred Irwin
New Majestics
Gus Fay
James Wesley
Bert Bradley
Ed C. Rogers
Joe Walker
Comediennes
Flo Barnes
Lillian Franklin
Evelyn Walker
Gertie de Mill
Lillie Ardell
Phillips Sisters
Joseph Hollander
Standard
Cook
Madison
Roberson to Present India Travelogue at Lyric Theater
On Sunday afternoon and night February 2 the Lyric Theater stages will host Frank R. Roberson presenting India travelogues. The globe trotter, recent months in the Punjab and Madras, will show noted sites and vivid scenes illustrating the rich and poor in the vast British realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
South America
Lyric Theater
Frank R. Roberson
Roberson
Amusement Notes Highlight Trixie Friganza on Columbia Stage
Trixie Friganza charms Columbia audiences with references to Cincinnati landmarks Mill street Sixth Street Hill and the riverfront during songs and monologues. She receives a floral bouquet at the matinee and a gift from Edna Avg’s family. Billy Thompson returns next with Tom Ince famed Chester Park Opera ties and a notable acting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trixie Friganza
Columbia
Cincinnati
Mill Street
River Front
Miss Friganza
Sixth Street Hill
Edna Avg
Billy” Thompson
Tom Ince
Ince
Chester Park Opera Company
Transvaal Mines Press for Cash at Special Meeting
At a Grand Hotel gathering Transvaal Copper Company officials warned stockholders that insufficient subscriptions threaten disposal of the properties. President Louis Hauck and Percy Andreae noted about 800 owners refused aid while a $5,000 goal only $3,000 was raised. General Manager Beauchamp cited $750,000 in copper and silver sales last year to cover expenses. another meeting will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal Copper Company
Grand Hotel
Louis Hauck
Percy Andreae
Andreae
Nickels’ Copper Company
Andrae
H. C. Beauchamp
Sonora
Mexico
Banquet Marks 40th Anniversary of Italian Union
Over two hundred Italian American citizens gathered at the Odd Fellows Temple to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Italian Union and Brotherhood Society. Toastmaster J S Brizzolara introduced Joseph Brichetto who spoke on Cincinnati Years Ago. Speakers included C Ginocchio Italian Consul and President L D Arata J S Fugazzi and J J Castellini. Miss Lillie Arata sang. Arrangements were led by Bert D Gatto Joseph Podesta J S Brizzolara C Ginocchio C B Fugazzi J J Castellini Louis Frixione.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Italian Union and Brotherhood Society
J. S. Brizzolara
Joseph Brichetto
Cincinnati
C. Ginocchio
L. D. Arata
J. S. Fugazzi
J. J. Castellini
Lillie Arata
Bert D. Gatto
Joseph Podesta
May Come to Cincinnati for Canal Improvement Tour
A Cincinnati business group led by A J Conroy Frank H Shaffer Otto Armleder Robert Reynolds and George W Drach plans a trip by Public Works Committees of the Senate and House to Cincinnati to study canal conditions within the city and discuss improvements as part of beautifying waterways and bridges along the canal, a State property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati
A. J. Conroy
Frank H. Shaffer
Business Men’s Club
Otto Armleder
Cincinnati Improvement Association
Robert Reynolds
Central City Improvement Association
George W. Drach
Chapter of
Architects
Public Works Committees
Senate
House
Assembly
Queen City
Rabbi Hirsch Speaks at Hebrew Union College Installation
Rabbi Emil Hirsch of Chicago delivered the principal address at the installation of David Neumark as professor of philosophy at Hebrew Union College. He attributed his reputation largely to newspaper friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Hirsch
Chicago
David Neumark
Hebrew Union College
Hisch
Group photograph of Cincinnati police sergeants featured
A group photograph of the Cincinnati Police Force sergeants will appear in the Illustrated Magazine published with the Sunday Commercial Tribune. The issue will be free with the newspaper and promises many stories and pictures to please the Sunday afternoon reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illustrated
Cin
Cinnati Police Force
Handsome
Mercial Tribune
Release of Harry Kohn in late fire case unfolds
Harry Kohn of 583 Carlisle avenue was freed by Judge Giffen after habeas corpus hearings on accusations tied to a firebug plot. The probe spans multiple fires with State Fire Marshal witnesses and warrants anticipated for at least six arrests as the case proceeds to the Circuit Court. Nathan Berman was convicted in Cleveland of arson connected to fires in this city, with officers linking him to incidents in New York Chicago and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kohn
Carlisle Avenue
Ambrose
Sweeney
Giffen
Creamer
Andrews
Pearl Eggleston
Third Street
O. R. Murray
Max Levison
East Second Street
Murray
Gest
Pine Streets
Max Levi
Cleveland
Nathan Berman
Armory Avenue
Cutter Street
Grand Jury
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
City Hall appoints new regular patrolmen
Mayor Markbreit announced the appointment of numerous patrolmen to the Police Department. The list includes John Heidenreich 847 Betts street Robert A Theiring 3825 Colerain avenue Edward A Schuette 271 Calhoun street and others with addresses across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
John Heidenreich
Betts Street
Robert A. Theiring
Colerain Avenue
Edward A. Schuette
Calhoun Street
Joseph McSorley
West Fourth Street
George Foegile
West
Ninth Street
William Streetbeek
Elizabeth Street
George A. Sand
Sycamore
Boal Streets
Charles H.ern
Elliott D. Reynolds
Neff Avenue
Eugene T. Weatherly
Bell Avenue
Harry A. Willen
Race Street
William H. Deiters
Sycamore Street
Charles A. Jacobs
Florida Avenue
Herman B. Reichmann
Vine Street
Fred D. Seebohm
Williamson Place
Harry Beckroege
Warsaw
McPherson Avenues
Joseph Schneider
Fourteenth Street
Central Avenue
Montie Loewenstine
Liberty Street
Charles BE. Hines
Sixth Street
Paul A. Less
Woodburn Avenue
Charles G. Hess
Odeon Street
Charles E. West
Edward Ottopal
Pleasant Street
Building Inspector's Office to Present Gold Badge in Brighton
Employees will present to chief George Kuhlmann a gold badge of office at the Brighton Hotel. A banquet will follow the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kuhlmann
Brighton
Paroled Workhouse Prisoners and Mounted Patrol Pay Change
The Board of Pardons freed Mrs Tinny Reed Tillie Roach Stephen Honze Charles Whitta ker Paul Middesdorf and Henry Burns from the Workhouse. Councilman Moyers will introduce a supplemental ordinance to raise mounted patrol pay by six dollars a month for sergeants and corporals, aligning them with the mounted division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pardons
Tinny Reed
Tillie Roach
Stephen Honze
Charles Whittaker
Paul Middesdorf
Henry Burns
Moyer
Cit
Moyers
City Park Foremen Ordered Bond by Public Service Board
City Solicitor Ballard told the Board of Public Service that all park foremen should be bonded. The board then ordered Park Superintendent Rodgers to place each foreman under $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Board of Public Service
Rodgers
City Solicitor Asked to Draft Park Property Sale Ordinance
The Board of Public Service instructed City Solicitor Ballard to prepare an ordinance for selling brick and frame houses and buildings on park property the city bought, including the Hubbard tract Inwood Park and Burnet Woods extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Board of Public Service
Hubbard Tract
Inwood Park
Burnet Woods
Police chief seeks city hall space for department
Chief Millikin asked the Board of Public Service for two large rooms on the second floor of City Hall near Central avenue, now used by the Water Works Commission. He said additional room for the police was absolutely necessary and the matter was referred to President Laidlaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Police
Board of Public Service
City Hall
Central Avenue
Water Works Commission
Laidlaw
Two Men Held in Northern Ohio Express Office Robbery
In Mansfield Ohio two masked men attacked Adams Express agent William Depew at Union Station and escaped with 3000 in cash while 40000 in gold lay nearby. Investigations led to arrests of John McCue and Joseph Steer with McGinty implicated. police pursued leads and bloodhounds tracked suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Mansfield
Adams Express Company
Union Station
William Depew
Depew
George McGinty
McGinty
Express
Fitzgerald
Pennsylvania Railroad Force
Robbers Blow Open Safe in Newark Panhandle Office
A gang attacked the Panhandle Freight Office in Newark Ohio on January 29 at 3 10 am. They blew the outer safe doors into the room and ruined the office interior before fleeing with a large sum reportedly in the strong box. The explosion stopped the station clock at the moment of the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Newark, CO
Panhandle
T. W. Connelly Dies at 70 in Manchester
T W Connelly a veteran of the Seventieth Regiment and former Manchester mayor died at his home at 4 am. He served as a municipal officer for 25 years, worked on the State Commander staff of the G A R for a decade, and was Adjutant of the Union Veterans' Union. Funeral by George Collings Post No 432 G A H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Manchest , Co
T W. Connelly
Seventieth Regiment
Manchester
Union Veterans’ Union
George Collings Post
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Fast Relief
testimonial from Mrs James Blaurn of Rochester New York praising Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for quick headache relief with no stomach upset and no after effects. user recounts a neighbor’s recommendation and family purchases as a great find. pills sold by merchants with guarantee. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Red
James Blaurn
Rochester
Ur Fuss
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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