The Three of Us at Lyric Theater Opens Sunday Night
The Lyric Theatre presents The Three of Us by Rachel Crothers produced by Walter N. Lawrence. The drama, praised as pure American life in refined form, centers on courageous love and a sister's devotion with a national plainness and independence.
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Lyric Theater
Three of Us
Rachel Crothers
Walter N. Lawrence
Madison Square Theater
New York
Lfe
Awoman
Dainty Duchess Company Opens Week at Standard
Weber and Rush's Dainty Duchess Company begins a week's engagement at the Standard. It is among the largest and best equipped in the Wheel circuit and promises a programme of rare excellence. The chorus is sizable and features unusually graceful, handsome young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber and Rush
the Dainty Duchess Company
O'Neill Shines in Julius Caesar at Lyric Matinee
James O'Neill delivered a pronounced success as Antony at the Lyric last evening and repeats the role in the matinee this afternoon. The performance will cap an engagement noted as one of the season's most enjoyable and instructive. An unusually large and attentive audience is expected to applaud the star and his company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
Lyric
James O'Neill
Antony
Julius Caesar
Maid Wore Miss Boland's Costume
Miss Mary Boland, famed stage actress, changes her longtime maid after six years. A stylish, up-to-date French maid, noted for hair and grooming, replaced the former servant during Boland's absence and return in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Boland
Mary Boland
Francis Wilson
Rowena Eggington
New York
Mr. Wilson
Metropolis
Fifth Avenue
Walter Lawrence as Producer Brings The Three of Us to Lyric
Walter H. Lawrence, praised for keen cudging and discrimination, presents The Three of Us at the Lyric Theater starting Sunday night. The play, a Western life tale once staged 227 nights at Madison Square Theater, showcases his talent for finding promising plays rejected by major New York managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lawrence
Walter H. Lawrence
Lyric Theater
New York
Lawrence
the Lyric
Madison Square Theater
Francis Wilson in When Knights Were Bold Brings Big Crowds
Francis Wilson stars in the Charles Marlowe comedy When Knights Were Bold at the Grand. Charles Frohman presents Wilson to capacity audiences as he daggers through centuries with modern humor and a string of citywide engagements from Cincinnati to Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wilson
Charles Marlowe
Charles Frohman
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Marlowe
Wilson
United States
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Bob
Dora Thorne Company star pair delayed by train mix up
Harry Sellers of the Dora Thorne Company recalls Lawrence Hanley and Brinker who sought to stay in Wilkes Barre until a 6 oclock train to Scranton. They chartered a ride with friends, lost a ticket, spent their last money, and faced a delayed performance and possible fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinker
Hanley
Scranton
Harry Sellers
Dora Thorne
Heuck Opera House
Lawrence Hanley
James Brown Potter
Sélers
Wilkesbarre
Weill
Wizard of Oz Returns to Walnut for Week Long Run
The Wizard of Oz opens at the Walnut next Sunday for a week with fresh songs and new football themed gags. George Stone and Charles Wilkins as the Scarecrow and Tinman draw laughs and help spread the show’s buoyant, infectious merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarecrow
Tinman
George Stone
Charles Wilkins
Dora Thorne at Heucks week of Sunday matinee
Lem B Parker's Dora Thorne presented by the Harry Sellers Amusement Company in the authorized Bertha M Clay novel adaptation. Louise De Varhey stars in the title role with a capable cast as audiences report a dramatic yet entertaining love story with sensational episodes and strong scenic appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Thorne
Lem B. Parker
Heuck
Bertha M. Clay
Harry Sellers Amusement Company
Louise de Varhey
First Violin Rare Scenes in Forepaugh Opera at Olympic
The Forepaugh Stock Company plans scenes for The First Violin at the Olympic next week. Set pieces include peasant cottages a German village railway station a Rhine fortress chapel and a concert hall rehearsal room with Eugen Couvoisier as first violin in the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Eugen Couvoisier
Forepaugh to Stage First Violin in German Rehearsal Center
Forepaugh Management will supply elaborate settings and a fine cast for a production in a major German musical center. The company promises careful attention to detail and top performances, anticipating the show as a standout of the Forepaugh season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
Final Mizzoura show at Olympic caps stock company run
The Fore paugh Stock Company presents In Mizzoura at the Olympic this afternoon and tonight. Augustus Thomas play praised by capacity audiences all week and noted as a season record breaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizzoura
Augustus Thomas
Stockhouse
Rose of the Rancho heads to tour with Miss Starr
Frances Starr stars in the Rose of the Rancho at the Belasco Theater for two seasons and will tour with the original company of distinguished artists. Key players include Charles Richman A Hamilton Revelle John W Cope Frank Loscée Harry Bernifo Oscar Haggle Marla Davis and Grace Gaylor Clarke. Starr set to appear at the Lyric week after next in the Bellasco Tully production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Starr
Belasco
New York
Harry Benr
Oscar Hagle
Salerno to Headline Columbia Vaudeville Show Next Week
Manager Ziegler of the Columbia elevates Salerno the jugglers to headliner over Herrmann the Great and others. Salerno, praised as the greatest yuskler, wowed Paris and the American circuit, earning top billing for next week.
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Ziegler
Collumbia
Herrmann
the Great
Lascala Sextette
Ernésto Sisters
Salerno
Yuskler
Paris
The
Columbiay
The Old Homestead at Walnut Ends Run
The theater praises genuine public success over flashy hits. Denman Thompson’s New England drama The Old Homestead, in its twenty third season, is lauded for lifelike dialogue and bright wit. Final two performances are at the Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Denman Thompson
ONeill Encourages Ambitious Youth at Lyric
James ONeill, appearing at the Lyric this week, politely reviews a young woman’s acting. He walks the stage in silent critique and ends with a warm blessing, urging the hopeful actress to marry soon after her audition.
DLO Soldiers Dress Parade for First Regiment O N G
Members of G A R posts in the city attended the First Regiment O N G dress parade and guard mounting at the Armory. Hundreds plus guests enjoyed drills, a hop, a regimental band concert, and talks by officers. Lieutenant Max Moore promoted. annual inspection to begin March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Becht
Adjutant General's Staff
Columbus
Maxon
United States Army
Howard Ware
Hospital Corps
Sullivan
Middletown
Hake
Max Moore
Batallion
Regular Army
Harry G. Ellard
Police Lieutenant Ill At Home In Price Hill
Lieutenant Louis Renkert of the First District lies dangerously ill at his home 790 Wells avenue Price Hill The attending physician Dr George W Moore said last night that his chances of recovery are excellent
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Louis Renkert
First District
Wells Avenue
Price Hill
George W. Moore
Noon Day Lenten Services Begin in Central City
The Episcopal Church hosts noonday Lenten talks by various ministers at the Lyric Theater daily at 12 05 to 12 30 except weekends. Aimed at downtown businesspeople, last year’s turnout was strong in Columbia. Millennial Dawn Readers meet at Lancet Hall with Bible study twice daily. Evangelist L H Baker from Baltimore leads readings at Wesley Missionary Training School daily at 2 pm. The Central City five Methodist churches hold quarterly conference at Hast Pearl Street Church Monday evening with Dr H C Jameson speaking. reports will be presented. Service open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Lyric Theater
Columbia
L.H. Baker
Baltimore
Wesley
Central City
Pearl Street
H. C. Jameson
Avondale
Enk
Winton Place
J. Elbert Thomas
Sweet Home
Python
C. W. Horn
Race Street
John E. Braun
Gideon
Christ
MT. Auburn
Hasse
Enwall
Pelt P
Epworth League
Jesus
Madison Avenue Church Pastor to Speak at Y M C A Meeting
Gilbert Glass pastor of Madison Avenue Church Covington will address the Y M C A meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock in Linton Hall The Misses Robinson of Covington Ky will sing
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Gilbert Glass
Madison Avenue Church
Covington
Linton Hall
Misses Robinson
Memorial Service for Miss Laura Gilpin Smith
A memorial service will be held at the Young Women's Christian Association at 4 o clock tomorrow. The Rev Albert J Nast D D and Dr William H Taylor will speak. Special music will be provided. The Mission Study Circle meets at 3 o clock in the Bible study room to discuss Gilmore of Mongolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Gilpin Smith
Young Women's Christian Association
Albert J. Nast
D.D
William H. Taylor
Mission Study Circle
Gilmore
Mongolia
Hamilton County Bible School teachers meet at YWCA auditorium
The Hamilton County Bible School Teachers plan an evening meeting in the auditorium of the Young Women's Christian Association. The event aims to discuss curricula and student activities with potential participation from local educators and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Bible School Teachers’ Meeting
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Professor Hicks to Speak at Norwood Forum
Prof. F. C. Hicks of Cincinnati University will address the Forum of the First M. E. Church Brotherhood in Norwood on Monday evening in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Hicks
Cincinnati University
M. E. Church Brotherhood
Norwood
Revival services extend at Walnut Hills Baptist Church
Special revival services continue every evening next week at Walnut Hills Baptist Church. Tomorrow evening platform addresses will be delivered by the Rev. G P Osborne, Harry E Englehardt, the Rev. H T Crane and the Rev. Charles Sumner Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Baptist Church
G. P. Osborne
Harry E. Englehardt
H. T. Crane
Charles Sumner Brown
Peking University President to Speak in Norwood Church
Pr H H Lowry president of Peking University will lecture at Grace Memorial Church Norwood tomorrow evening presenting on education and Chinese university life to local congregants and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. H. H. Lowry
Peking University
Peking
China
Grace M.H. Church
Norwood
Music in Service at Norwood Church Theme Night
Norwood Presbyterian Church to host Sabbath gathering under brotherhood auspices with G P Evans presenting The Sacred Songs of Wales. Program features solos by Emma Selmeier Alma Massman Ida Windhorst and a duet by N S Scott and Ben Mulford Jr plus a quartet including Evans Dr Burker Clark Peebles and Llewellyn Evans and cornet solo by W S Locke.
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Norwood Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood
G. P. Evans
Wales
Gordon Temple
Emma Selmeier
Ave Mari
Randegger
Alma Massman
The
Briggs
Ida Windhorst
Jesus I
Brackett
N. S. Scott
Ben Mulford, Jr
Burker
Clark
Harry Peebles
Llewellyn Evans
W.S. Locke
Woman's Missionary Society Holds All Day Prayer Service
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church in Cincinnati and vicinity holds an all day prayer service in Wiley Chapel at the Methodist Book Concern from 11 o clock until 4 o'clock. The service prepares for the annual meeting to be held in Cincinnati on April 14.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Cincinnati
Wiley Chapel
Methodist Book Concern
Church Services and Sermons Listed Across City Congregations
Local church notices list service times and speakers at Northside Walnut Hills Grace Avenue Central Evanston Richmond Street and other sites. Ministers include Justin N Green A W Fortune Roy H B Deadman G W Thompson with sermons on The Misunderstood Christ Growth in Righteousness and What Is in Thy Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Avenue
J. A. Lord
Central
Ninth Street
City Hall
John L. Hill
Evanston
Roy HB. Deadman
Richmond Street
G. W. Thompson
Congregational and Nearby Churches Schedule Services
Church notices list services across Congregational North Fairmount Walnut Hills Storrs Columbia and Lawrence Street Welsh churches with pastors A R Pugh Dwight Mallory Pratt E T MacMahon Arthur Walwyn Evans and MO Evans. Times range 9:30 a m to 11 a m with evening programs including The Power of Suggestion One Thing Lacking Humanity's Need and God and I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairmount
A. R. Pugh
Walnut Hills
Kemper Lane
Locust Street
Dwight Mallory Pratt
Storrs
State and
Warsaw Avenues
E. T. MacMahon
Columbia
Arthur Walwyn Evans
God
Lawrence Street
Episcopal Churches Schedule Brings Lent Services and Sermons
Grace Avondale Wallace M Gordon rector holds 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion and 9:45 a.m. service with sermon by F H Nelson. Church of the Advent Kemper Lane Walnut Hills offers 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion and 9:45 a.m. Sunday school, 4:30 p.m. evening prayer by Samuel Tyler. St Pauls Cathedral Seventh and Plum hosts 7% a.m. Holy Communion and 11 a.m. sermon by Samuel Tyler, 7:45 p.m. musical service. Daily Lent 4:45 p.m. and Wed 7:45 p.m. services noted. Epiphany Stan ton Avenue Walnut Hills listed with George N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRACE
Avondale
Wallace M. Gordon
F. H. Nelson
Christ Church
Church OF the Advent
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Dean Matthews
Samuel Tyler
ST. Paul's “Cathedral
Seventh
Plum Streets
Maunder
Stanton Avenue
George N
John and Clark
George
J. Browne
First Reformed
Plum Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
David McKinney
MT. Auburn
Rufus W. Weaver
Paul
Church Service Schedule Across Local Parishes
Eastman rector conducts 7:30 holy communion and 11 oclock sermon with 7:45 evening prayer. Calvary rector F L Finchgaugh leads morning service 11 sermon and 4:30 evening with confirmation address. Our Savior Hollister Street Dudley W Rhode Teetor 7:30 holy communion 11 morning prayer and sermon 4 Bible lectures during Lent. Christ early communion 8:45 Sunday school 9:30 morning service 11 sermon and 7:45 evening prayer with sermon by Rev W Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Calvary
F. L. Fiinchbaugh
C OF Our Savior
Hollister Stree
Athubs
F. H. Nelgon
W. H. Poole
Presbyterian Church Listings in Silverton and Cincinnati
A dense roster of Sunday services across multiple congregations in Silverton and Cincinnati. Programs include Sunday schools at 9 10 a.m., morning and evening worships, youth and young people's meetings, midweek prayer, and special sermons by ministers such as J M Debagh W Henry and D Jenkins Williams.
Methodist church schedule listings across multiple congregations
A long column lists Sunday school and sermon times for many churches. It includes Methodists at Camp Washington St Paul East Pharl Street Avon dale Winton Place Columbia Race Street Mt Auburn Christie Mt Lookout Hyde Park Wesley Chapel Grace Trinity Walnut Hills Prich Hill with pastors and special services such as Epworth Leagues and illustrated lectures.
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Hyde Park
Epworth League
H. H. Lowry
Peking
China
Trinity
Heber D. Ketcham
Walnut Hills
Jesse Bowman Young
H. A. Winans
Peking University
Dr. Young
W. Bell
Piqua, O
Church Services from Multiple Neighborhoods Listed
A compiled schedule shows pastors and service times across numerous churches. Entries include NINTH STREET John Herget and others at Columbia Walnut Hills Immanuel Madisonville Wyoming Terrace Park Evanston Price Hill Lincoln Park with sermons titled A Surrendered Life Spirit Filled Church The Priceless Worth of a Human Soul John Knox the Scotch man A Vision of God The Growing Brightness on Life's Pathway Discontent that Makes for Success and I See the Mountains Full of Hot and Chariots of Fire.
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Ninth Street
John Herget
Columbia
William Hammo Parker
L ‘A.m
John Knox
Madisonville
John W. Craig
Wyoming
Charles E. Stanton
Lincoln Park
G. R. Robbins
Fiend Preaching Sermon and Special Services at First Church
A fragment notes a 7:30 p.m. sermon titled The Confession of a Fool and better preaching at First Church West Avenue with Dr Cambron, baptism, and other services listed for Sunday and Tuesday Friday evenings. The text references a Cincinnati press angle and a sermon on Ten Girls and the Happy Five along with Sunday school at 9 30 a.m and youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Press
Cincinnati
West Avenue
Cambron
Enti
United Brethren Services and Sunday Schedule at Cumminsville
The Cumminsville church lists Borden and Weber as pastors for morning service with The Flood That Endureth and evening message A Racer's Ambition. Norwood offers morning Parting and Comforting Words of Jesus and evening How a Man's Conduct Comes Home to Him. Sunday school at 9 30 a m Jr Y P 8S GC B prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumminsville
Borden and Weber, Co
B. Boda
Norwood
Jesus
Faith Services and Meetings Across Walnut Hills
A listing of Sunday services and program notes for area churches including First Universalist, New Thought Temple, Church of the New Jerusalem, Unitarian, Methodist Protestant, Walnut Hills Lutheran, Friends Meeting, First Lutheran, and Vine Street Congregational. Activities include sermons, lessons, youth meetings, and illustrated lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist
Essex Place
Walnut Hills
Samuel Gilbert Ayres
C. W. Eldredge
Antisaloon League
NEW Thought Temple
McMillan and Gilberts Avenue
Church OF the New
Jerusalem
Corner Oaks
Winslow
Louis G. Hoeck
Smyrna
Reading Road
Linton Street
George A. Thayer
Madison Road
Williams Avenue
Hyde Park
C. Benninger
Christian Science Services Reading Rooms on Rockdale
First Church of Christ Scientist on Rockdale Avenue offers services at 11 p.m. and 8 p.m. with the reading rooms at 1019 and 1020 First National Bank Building reading rooms. Church of Christ Scientist Assembly Hall fourth floor Mercantile Library Building holds a 10:45 a.m. service with the subject Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Rockdale Avenue
First National Bank Building
Church OF Christ Scientist
Mercantile Library
Building collapses near Dunlap Street stable
A vacant stable at 1916 Dunlap Street owned by Joseph Scheid collapsed after 9 PM. Police were alerted by John Stenger, owner of a saloon next door. The Fire Department arrived and braced Stenger's adjacent building with beams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Scheid
Dunlap Street
John Stenger
Man Who Cut His Throat Dies in City Hospital
George Mallet, who attempted suicide by slashing his throat a few weeks ago, died last night in City Hospital. The family resides at 2746 West Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mallet
West Sixth Street
Norwood Republican Club Hosts Smokers Social
Norwood Republican Club members gathered in Bank Hall for a smoker and social with short talks by Mayor Jones Ben Mulford August Schmidlin and others. The Norwood Civic League plans to hear Dr. Samuel Allen on Sloped Dairies and the Milk From Cows Fed M with lantern slides. Invitations extended to nearly every male resident. city officials expected to attend.
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Norwood
Republican Club
Bank Hall
Jones
Ben Mulford
August Schmidlin
Norwood Civic League
Samuel Allen
Cincinnati
Ted
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GRAND
Jvre Dos Os Landard
Rio
Annette
Abigail
Standard
Walnut’s
Mr. O'Nei
O’neill
Mr. O'Neill
DLO
Grand Army
Millennial Dawn
Lancet Hall
Seventh Street
Christian
Northside
Justin N. Green
Park Avenue
C. B
A. W. Fortune
Netz Sisters
Episcopal
Presbyterian
Silverton
J. M. Debagh
Deohieras Montgomery
M. LaBach
Aivine
Peoes
Welsh’ College
Street
W. Henry Tees
Sientes
Ward
Ora
Eee
Ev. Revere Willi Ams
D. Jenkins Williams
East End
James Aikin. Smith
Glendale
Calvin D. Wilson
Westminster
Price’ Hill
George D. McCulloch
First United
Grand and
Nassau Streets
J. R. Millin
Bethany Mission
State Avenue
Francis James Martin
Church OF the Covenant
Robert Watson
James Francis Martin
Elm Streets
Selby F. Vance
Paul the Bold
East Fourth Street
William L. Spiegel
Peter Robertson
G. W. Shields
Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood Musicale
Linwood
Frank H. Given
Edward Mack
Baymiller
W. F. McCauley
Earle Lee
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clearview Avenue
Thomas Knox
Henry Melville Curtis
Mound
Seventh Streets
L. S. White
Disciples of Christ
Clifton
Young People's Society
College Hill
Charles A. Austin
Second
United
Western Avenue
Hopple Street
Frank Boyd
P. C. UW
Westwood
R. D. Wheatley
Christian Endeavor
Saving Faith
Poplar Street
A. M. Dawson
Williamsburg
Methodist
Christie
Court Street
Wesley Avenue
L. C
Hartman
Robert Ward
Hindoo
Baptist
Terrace Park
George Lohn
Arthur Smith
United Brethren
Albert J. Copeland
First Lutheran
Race
Twelfth Streets
Jacob W. Kapp
Vine Street
Herbert §. Bigelow
Christian Science
Brace Wallis
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