The Rose of the Rancho at the Lyric and The Red Mill at the Grand
Belasco's The Rose of the Rancho dazzled a large Lyric audience with Miss Frances Starr as Juanita and an acclaimed cast led by Charles Richman and Frank Losee. At the Grand, The Red Mill drew cheers for Montgomery and Stone with Miss Allene Crater and Miss Johnson, delivering a vibrant musical comedy night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Mill
Belasco
Pacific
Atlantic
Jefferson
Lee
California
West
Rancho
Frances Starr
Juanita
Charles Richman
Hamilton Revelle
John W. Cook
Frank Losee
Bret Harte
Golden West
Harte
Golden Gate
Missions
Tropics
San Juan Bautista
Patio É Castro-Kenton Rancho
Padre
Kenton
Kinkaid
Kearney
United States
Miss Starr
Katawyk-ann- Zee
Emmett
Fritz
Blissom
George Cohan
Messrs
Montgomery and
Stone
Kid Conner
Con” Kidder
Sherlock Holmes
Dr. Watson
Montgomery
Stose
Allene Crater
Maxine Nerande
Ethel Johnson
Edna Fassett
Charles Don
Edward Begley
Stanley Hawkins
Neal McCay
Claude Cooper
Messrs.Montgomery and Stone
Grand Theatre Presents Montgomery and Stone Musical Extravaganza
Patrons urged to attend this week as Grand showcases Montgomery and Stone in an extravagant Charles Dillingham musical production. The act promises dazzling costumes, lavish scenery, and lively stage comedy designed to delight audiences with colorful dress, ballet flourishes, and glittering music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery and Stone
Charles Dillingham
Miss Julia Sanderson Stars in Frohman Dairymaids at the Grand
Miss Julia Sanderson daughter of Albert Sacket formerly of the Forepaugh Stock Company will headline Charles Frohman's new production The Dairymaids next week at the Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sanderson
Albert Sackett
Forepaugh Stock Company
Charles Frohman
the Grand
Fragmentary Promise Will Test Longstanding Popularity
A fragment from a larger piece questions how limited assurances may threaten the favorable view already built over many years. The language suggests patience and trust in ongoing reception despite uncertainties.
Miss Francis Starr Fits The Rose Of The Rancho Role
Miss Francis Starr, a young American actress with stock company training, rose to prominence under Belasco. Born in New York State and based in Albany, she developed through Murray Hill and Castle Square groups, starred in The Music Master and The Rose of the Rancho, earning wide acclaim for emotional range and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Miss Starr Aye
Miss Starr
California
Great West
New York State
Albany
Frederick Bond
New York City
Murray Hill
Donnelly
Castle Square Theater Company
New York
Proctor Fifth Avenue Stock Company
Charles Richman
Amelia Bingham
Mr. Belasco
David Warfield
Minnie Dupree
Gurl Oar
George Primrose Stars In Modern Negro Minstrels at Walnut
George Primrose and his all star minstrel company headline at the Walnut next week with Sunday matinee. The engagement showcases American minstrelsy true to negro life of plantation days, updated with contemporary songs and humor led by Primrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Primrose
Walnut
Aristocracy at the Olympic in Forepaugh bill
The Forepaugh Stock Company stages Aristocracy and Robert Emmet at the Olympic this week. The program features a humorous minstrel wind‑up and promises strong next week with Bronson Howard's Aristocracy, a long‑delayed American drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic
Robert Emmet
Bronson Howard
Selt
Frohman Brings The Dairymaids To Grand Stage
Charles Frohman presents The Dairymaids next week at the Grand. The musical comedy features catchy songs and a parade of pretty girls including Julia Sander and Mabel Hollins with dancing and wit to entertain afternoon and evening audiences.
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Charles Frohman
London
Americas
America
Mr. Frohman
Frohman
Kay's
Cherub
Dairymaids
New York
Boston
Julia Sander
Mabel Hollins
Flossie Hope
Vineda Wiegold
Ruby
The Dairy Maids Musical Play Promises Gags and Songs
A chorus of sixty and a strong male cast headline the Frohman musical, The Dairy Maids. Harry Bulger leads the comedians with new numbers, including I’m the Man Who Wrote the Merry Widow Waltz, said to be worth the trip. Eugene O Rourke Edgar Atchison Ely and Fletcher Norton comprise a standout quartet, with scenery matching the east end. A thoroughgoing all around production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bulger
Cincinnati
Corps of
Comedians
Eugene O'Rourke
Edgar Atchison-Ely
Fletcher Norton
Harry Bryant Burlesquers Shine at the Standard
The Harry Bryant Burlesquers deliver burlesque and vaudeville excellence at the Standard with strong patronage. Next week the Transatlantics will occupy the stage, expected to draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bryant
The
Standard
Mr. Bryant
Army Night Brings Cadets and Dairymaids to St Louis Theater
Robert Edeson presented Classmates in St Louis last week drawing West Point officers to a post night. Charles Frohman's Dairymaids had a college night styled invite and a thousand dairy workers attended with escorts, filling the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edeson
St. Louis
West Point
Charles Frohman
Pat Short
Mr. Short
Unique St Patrick's Day turn at the Columbia
The Columbia hosts a special St Patrick's Day feature with a Dublin themed slide sequence and a patriotic verse well received by the Irish and other patrons. Star P Aug Anderson portrays a drunken engineer in The Curse of Drink, after studying delirium tremens at Bellevue Hospital which informed his portrayal.
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Columbia
Pat
W.W. J. Scanlan
Lyceum
P. Aug. Anderson
Charles E. Blaney
Anderson
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Blaney
Portrait of Archbishop Henry Moelier Included in Free Magazine
The Illustrated Magazine from The Commercial Tribune will publish a full page photograph of the Most Rev. Henry Moelier V D Archbishop of Cincinnati. The issue promises additional pictures jokes and anecdotes for a lively Sunday afternoon read and free with the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Henry
Moelier
Cin
Cinnati
City Blamed for Auto Wreck In Madison Road Inlet
Philip Hunt sues the city for 4750 damages after an inlet project left dirt twelve feet wide and four feet deep on Madison road and Woodburn avenue with no signal light. He crashed into the dirt, wrecked his car, and suffered injuries. Lawsuit seeks 2750 for car 1500 for injuries and 500 for temporary transportation. Attorneys J W Kinney and C T Coppock represent the plaintiff.
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Philip Hunt
Madison Road
Woodburn Avenue
J. W. Kinney and
C. T. Coppock
Plaintiff
Appeal Heard In God’s Bible School Case In Circuit Court
The Circuit Court opened yesterday on an appeal by trustees of God’s Bible School from Judge Bramwell’s ruling that Knapp heirs are entitled to about $14,000 from the Bible School for copyrights. Knapp’s heirs claim ownership of copyrights and The Revivalist and Sparkling Waters income sources. Attorneys for both sides are listed, with creditors’ interests represented by Pogue & Pogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God’s Bible School and Missionary Training Home
The
Bible School
Bramwell
Revivalist
Sparkling Waters
Knapp
David Davis
Charles W. Baker
Charles A. J. Walker
Roettinger
Pogue & Pogue
Court reports civil actions and criminal pleas in progress
Common Pleas Court records show Peter H Mehateke sues the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway for 460 bushels of tomatoes lost en route to Erie Pennsylvania. A 10000 dollar damage suit by Burnett Van Ness against the executors of L B Harrison was dismissed in Judge Hunt's court. Henry Jacoby pled guilty to receiving stolen goods and was sentenced to thirty days in jail. John Patten's burglary case at Mrs McAlpin's residence proceeds in criminal court. William Hines was convicted in a prior trial. Hugh O Donnell pleaded guilty. Stephen J Brading's embezzlement case is continued for two weeks.
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Peter H. Mehateke
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Erie
Cobb, Howard & Bailey
Burnett van Ness
L. B. Harrison
Hugh O'Donnell
Stephen J. Brading
Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers’ Union
Squire Lamping
Appraisement Filed for Samuel J Johnson Liquor Merchant
Probate court records show the appraised personal estate of Samuel J Johnson, a liquor merchant, totaling 204304.69 with specific items including Bettman Johnson Company stock 180000 bank cash 10000 life insurance 10000 Marion Hotel Company stock 1000 university bonds 1025 various club and bank shares and promissory notes 1410. Also noted is Joseph F Schneider estate appraised at 826 and several applications to administer estates including Edith R Pettit and others with various estates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Johnson
Bettman-Johnson Company
Marion Hotel Company
University School of Cincinnati
Balmyra Gregg
Carrie McFarlan Powell
Theo. Albert
G. EB. McFarlan
Harry H. Coombe
James Powell
Louis P. Ezekiel
Maggie Hdwards
Catherine Echtermann
Estates Listed Include Several Named Heirs and Sums
The record itemizes multiple estates with specified values including Bernard Echtermann and Amelia Hoberg estates, Frank Hoberg and Frank Lietmeyer names, F. W. Galle and Henry Hine estates, and totals such as Fifty dollars to small claims and three thousand three hundred dollar estates among others.
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Bernard Echtermann
Frank Hoberg
Amelia Hoberg
Fred H. Galle
F. W. Galle
T. Dunn
Henry Hine
Frank Lietemeyer
Mary Aubke
Jelly Divorce Request Cites Five Years of Liquor Influence
Alice Jelly seeks divorce from James Jelly of 1128 Court Street and custody of four children. She says he has been under liquor influence for five years and self supports the children after they separated. John A. Deasy is her attorney. Joseph Obser sues for divorce from Clara Klee, alleging neglect to attend to him in favor of concert halls and asks to restore his wife’s maiden name. Oloser is a printer. John W. Cowell represents Obser. Carrie Smith was granted a divorce from John Smith for cruelty and failure to provide. Smith serves six months in the Workhouse. C. S. Sparks represents Smith.
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Alice Jelly
James Jelly
Court Street
Grant County
Mqnor
John A. Deasy
Joseph Obser
Clara Klee
Oloser
John W. Cowell
Carrie Smith
John Smith
Smith
Sparks
Appeals From Tennessee Judgment Move to Circuit Court
The U S Court of Appeals accepts an appeal from a Tennessee Federal Court decision awarding Mrs M A Dozier 2087 to Nashville Railway Co. The case involves Citizens Rapid Transit and Sunset Road Oil Co sues Asphalt Masticore for 2540. Bankruptcy petitions filed by Mack & Sauer debts 309 assets 193 and Irvin T Wilt debts 1850.
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Tennessee Tribunals
Circuit Court of Appeals
Tennessee Federal Court
M. A. Dozier
Nashville Railway Company
Citizens’ Rapid Transit Company
Nashville Company
Sunset Road Oil Company
Bakersfield
Cal
R. M. Ochiltree
Asphalt Masticore Company
Harry G. Mack
Mack & Sauer
Irvin T. Wilt
Darke County
Norwood Council Sets Special Election for Bond Issue
Norwood Council approves a $150 000 bond issuance for Main avenue resurfacing with granite and orders an ordinance. Additional bonds of $2 200 are planned for Fire and Police Departments. Side track for B&O Railroad and sale of Market House buildings are authorized. New water meters ordered and police fire staffing and pay raises approved. Safety Board to inspect departments next Monday. Franchise request from Fitzsimmons Telephone Company sent to committees. City Solicitor to draft dry cleaning ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Committee of the Whole
Main Avenue
B. & O. Railroad
Forest Avenue
B. of P. 3
Harry Burkhardt
Fitzsimmons Telephone Company
The St. Regis Hotel Sets Benchmark in Fire Safety
The St. Regis at Fifth Avenue and Fifty fifth Street is praised as the safest hotel in New York due to steel concrete bronze and wire glass construction and extensive fireproofing. It boasts regular fire drills, premium cuisine, excellent ventilation and refined service with rooms from four dollars for a view to twelve dollars for a room and bath.
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New York City
St. Regis
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
Bt. Regis
New York
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Johnson
Miss Frances
Julia Sanderson
Francis Starr
Primrose All-Star Minstrels
Harrison Estate
Circuit Court
Trustees of God’s Bible ‘School
Common Pleas Court
Sues Railroad
Probate Court
United States Court
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