The Dairy Maids Next Week at the Grand
Frances Starr stars in The Rose of the Rancho in a Romantic California tale with socio economic visions. The Dairymaids musical comedy features new songs by Vincent Bryan Roy Goetz and others and opens next week at the Grand Opera House in New York.
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the Grand
Rose OF
Rancho
New York
Boston
Harry Bulger
Mr. Bulger
Ben Teal
Mr. Teal
Mr. Frohman
Vincent Bryan
Wurtzberger
Roy Goetz
Eddie Foy
Bulger
Mary McGee
Mabel Hollins
The Merry Widow and Its Musical Echoes
In New York City a wave of attention surrounds the musical The Merry Widow and its influence on new works. The piece is cited as a standard for composers and librettists who evoke Lehar’s waltz in striving for catchy tunes.
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New York City
Lehar
Charles Froh
Aristocracy Revival at the Olympic Rouses Interest
Forepaugh Stock Company brings back Aristocracy at the Olympic, a rich Bronson Howard drama about American wealth and European nobility. The production promises lavish sets, elegant costumes, and a clash between democracy and aristocracy, with a standout second act and notable onstage gowns.
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Forepaugh
Bronson Héoéward
Engagement at the Grand Opens This Morning
The Grand begins its engagement this morning with a spotlight on a new program. Local patrons are expected to attend as doors open early and tickets move quickly.
Red Mill sets Pittsburg box office record
Frederick Berger reports the Grand theater week highlights a Pittsburg run of The Red Mill. Matinee and evening shows earned about $3,000 each, totaling just over $6,000 for the day. The strong receipts reflect the playhouse’s large seating capacity and strong Cincinnati demand.
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Frederick Berger
the Grand
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Exceptional Weather Highlight Of The Season
A standout feature of the season captures attention for its unusual conditions. Rumors of record warmth and late-season bloom bring excitement to gardeners and sportsmen alike. Local observers note the broader impact on plans and events across the region.
Sothern to Stage Benefit Play by 13-Year-Old
New York report says E H Sothern will present a benefit for the Actors Fund of America and produce a one act blank verse allegory titled The Weakness of Man written by John Allen Wyeth age thirteen, son of Dr John A Wyeth.
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Mr. Sothern
New York
E. H. Sothern
Actors’ Fund of America
Genuine Black-Faced Minstrels at Walnut Next Week
Old-time minstrelsy returns in luxurious twentieth-century surroundings at the Walnut with a Sunday matinee. George Primrose and his troupe of black-faced comedians singers and dancers bring a varied program after a recent highly praised performance.
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George Primrose
Checkers Matinee at Walnut This Week in Cincinnati
After a successful tour from the Middle West to Vancouver and Los Angeles the popular Checkers comedy returns to Cincinnati for its fifth road season. Hans Robert is Checkers with Dave Braham and Joe Wilkes in place. Miss Stephanie Longfellow appears as Pert and is noted as a poet and author. The regular matinee is scheduled for this afternoon.
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Middle West
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Colorado
Texas
South
Walnut
Cincinnati
Hans Robert
Dave Braham
Joe Wilkes
Stephanie Longfellow
Pert
Conried to retire memoirs after Metropolitan Opera tenure
Heinrich Conried plans a three month break abroad starting late April. He will write his personal memoirs of a thirty five year career in theater and opera, including five years in Germany and thirty in the United States, then may spend much of next winter in New York.
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Heinrich Conried
Conried Metropolitan Opera Company
Metropolitan Opera Company
Conried
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Germany
United States
America
New York
Campanini to Return to New York Opera Stage
Mme Cle fonte Campanini wife of the Manhattan Opéra House conductor and sister of Luisa Tetrazzini returns to New York opera March 27. She will perform Giordano’s Andrea Chenier marking her first appearance here since 1888 at the Academy of Music in Otello with Italo Campanini.
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Mme
Clefonte Campanini
Manhattan Opéra House
Eva Tetrazzini
Luisa Tetrazzini
Hammerstein Company
Mme. Campanini
Academy of Music
Giordanos
Andrea Chenier
O Rourke Presents Green Pigs at The Dairymaids Premiere
Eugene O Rourke plans a St Patrick's Day celebration at the Grand by presenting every female patron with a green pig souvenir bought from a confectioner. He and Pat Short collect pigs from shops in St Louis to gift the audience, prompting cheers as he appears on stage.
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Eugene O’rourke
Charles Frohman
Cork
St. Louis
Moses
O’rourke
O'Rourke
Pat
Pat Short
Mr. Short
St.Louis
Mr. O’rourke
Vesta Victoria to Headline at the Colum bia Next Week
The famous English comedienne will star in a program at the Colum bia next week. Miss Victoria will sing three new songs and add revived Favorites Waiting at the Church and Poor John. Other acts include the Three Mears and a roster of comic performers in a varied program.
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Vesta Victoria
Columbia
New York
Chicago
Miss Victoria
John
Mears
de Witt
Burns and Torrance
Stuart and Keeley
Warren and Blanchard
Charles Ledagar
Ed le Vine
Two Burlesque Acts Lead Transatlantic Show at Standard
The Transatlantic Burlesquers premiere at the Standard with Two Hot Knights and A Gay Modiste headlining. Thirty beautiful women perform across scenes set in New York and Paris with vaudeville features from Kalinowski Brothers, Opera Queens, Norma Bell and more.
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Lizzie Freligh
New York
Paris
Kalinowski Brothers
Norma Bell
Fitzgerald and
Quinn
James Whitely
Frank Killion
William Sharkey
DeGraff
Blaney Temperance Play At Lyceum Features Train Scene
Mr P Aug Anderson stars in The Curse of Drink at the Lyceum with new features and strong scenic effects. A dramatic railroad sequence shows a locomotive speeding as a fireman saves his sweetheart from danger. The action shifts through railroad offices barroom roundhouse tunnel and home life with a notable company cast.
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Mr. P. Aug. Anderson
Charles E. Blaney
Lyceum
Blaney
Bill Sanford
Mr. Anderson
Dorothy de Schelle
Queenie Phillips
Adbert Brighton
Jules Ferrar
Irene Meara
Iss Helen Gildea
Imperial Comaey Four
Heuck's Opera House Presents The Cowboy and the Squaw
The Cowboy and the Squaw is listed at Heuck's Opera House. Show details or schedule appear in local listings with seating and dates pending.
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Heuck’s
The
Seasonal Play Captures the Great West Life
A forthcoming Sunday matinee presents a Western life panorama with scenes of trappers hunters pioneers gamblers cowboys and rustlers. Viewers will recognize regional locales as the scenic design reflects West experiences and landscapes from visiting sections.
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House Iwick
Great West
West
At the Old Cross Reads at Lyceum Theater
Arthur C. Alstons melodramatic play At the Old Cross Reads is to be produced at the Lyceum Theater for the last local performance. The story highlights the sunny South with true characters and memorable incidents. A special cast will portray the personages with natural comedy and heart interest.
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Arthur C. Alstons
Old Cross Reads
Lyceum Theater
Sunny South
Pat White and Gaiety Girls at People's Theater
Pat White and his Gaiety Girls return next week to the People's Theater with two clever satires and a vaudeville olio. Their main piece is Casey at the Bat featuring Michael as the Mudville Nine savior. Michael Clancy and the cast join to aid the production with good scenery and costumes.
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People’s Theater
Casey
Mr. White
Michael
Mudville Nine
Michael Clancy
Amusement Notes at Columbia Features Back to Louisville
A act titled Back to Louisville captivates Columbia audiences this week. John Clinton, alias John Cartmell of Columbus, Ohio, teams with Irene Jerman in a lively routine packed with jokes and rapid gags. Vesta Victoria, based in Buffalo, New York, must cancel Saturday night to accommodate a two hour Sunday morning rehearsal with the Columbia Orchestra before opening in Cincinnati next Sunday.
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Louisville
John Clinton
John Cartmell
Columbus, O
Dainty Little
Irene Jermon
Cincinnati
Vesta Victoria
Buffalo
N. Y
Columbia Orchestra
Grand Theatre Presents Repeats of Travel Themed Film
Last week’s motion picture show at the Grand drew good crowds and another Sunday afternoon program is planned with a new lineup. The camera presents Switzerland Ireland Sweden and South Africa and upcoming entries promise more travel results with trick pictures and vocal selections. Ticket prices are reduced to twenty five cents for all seats. Box office opens for the Dairymaids engagement next week.
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Switzerland
Ireland
Sweden
South Africa
Ug Sven
Lyric to stage Lenten program with Roberson talks
The Lyric presents the third Lenten program this Sunday featuring Frank R. Roberson. He will give a Sunday afternoon travel talk titled Russia Aflame and a Sunday night talk on The Panama Canal. The entertainment lineup includes Harry Bryant's Burlesquers and Billy Wells the Hebrew monologist drawing large crowds at the Standard.
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Harry Bryant
Billy” Wells
Frank R. Roberson
Russia
Panama Canal
Alaska Natives Face Tuberculosis Crisis, Senator Says
A Senate document based on Judge Gunnison and Captain Hutton reports warns Alaska Indians suffer extreme tuberculosis and other diseases. Nearly 48 percent examined carried TB or were suspected cases, with blindness from trachoma and severe sanitation gaps blamed. a plan calls for sanitary districts and inspectors.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Alaska
Captain Hutton
Grand Jury
Gunnison
Wh ite Restaurant Employees Get Court Attachment
Employees of the White Restaurant Company led by manager Joseph Daugherty secured a writ in Justice Smedes court to attach fixtures at 39 West Fifth Street after the venue closed last Monday. They claim one week’s salary is due. the restaurant was owned by E J Stevens.
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West’ Fifth Street
Joseph Daugherty
Justice of the Peace Smedes’ Court
E. J. Stevens
Commandery
John H. Gibson
Gibson
Knights Templar
Charles G. Foertmeyer
Foertmeyer
Yiddish Spelling Reform Initiative Draws Mass Meeting
A large East Side gathering launched a movement to reform Yiddish spelling and language for literary use. The plan includes an August international conference in Chernovitz to standardize orthography and support Yiddish literature across eastern Europe.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
East Side
Chernovitz
Bucovina
Europe
Hobson's Clerk to Testify in Submarine Inquiry
Edgar Clarkson secretary to Representative Hobson of Alabama will be first witness when the Submarine Investigation Committee resumes. He is expected to contradict former Naval Constructor Lawrence Y. Spear who denied Hobson's claim that Electric Boat influenced Speaker Cannon to favor Hobson on submarine assignment. Hobson formally requested Clarkson testify after the committee twice rejected his offer.
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Edgar Clarkson
Hobson
Alabama
Submarine Investigation Committee
Clarkson
Naval
Lawrence Y. Spear
Electric Boat Company
Speaker Cannon
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Mr. Clarkson
Woman reports purse stolen in store on West Fifth Street
Mrs. George Gerar of 714 rman Street Newport Kentucky told police last night her pocketbook disappeared after she set it on a store counter while adjusting her dress on West Fifth Street. The purse contained money and other items.
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George Gerar
Rman Street
Newport
West Fifth Street
Seven Men Arrested In Saloon Crackdown
Lieutenant Geist and officers raided Stahl and King's saloon at 1235 Vine street. Seven men were detained: Edward Stahl Charles Smith Harry Wilson Edward Ruebe A G Krieger William Fisher and Henry Miller. Charges include running and participating in a game of chance.
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Deers and Reisinger
Stahl
King’s Saloon
Vine Street
Edward Stahl
Charles Smith
Harry Wilson
Edward Ruebe
A. G. Krieger
William Fisher
Henry Miller
Walking record broken in Oklahoma cross country
Guthrie Oklahoma March 18 By walking 38 miles from Stillwater to Guthrie in seven hours and twenty minutes O T Peck and C A Woods students of the A and M College broke the state cross country record.
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Guthrie
Okla
Stillwater
O. T. Peck
C. A. Woods
A. and M. College
Davis Grants Record 788 Pardons in Texas
Governor E J Davis issued 788 pardons as Texas chief executive, more than two thirds to African Americans, the highest total for any Texas governor to that date. He was the second governor after the war.
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Commercial Tribune
Austin
Tex
Secretary of State’s Department
E. J. Davis
Texas
Bert Larimore Sentenced for Arson to Two Years
Bert Larimore of Scott County appeared at the State Penitentiary and presented his own commitment papers after being sentenced to two years for arson.
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Commercial Tribune
Little Rock
Ark
Bert Larimore
Scott County
State Penitentiary
Music Students Find Postum Eases Nervous Musicians
A Michigan music student reports severe nerves cut practice to minutes daily. After switching from coffee to Postum, she resumes seven to eight hours of practice and two hours of harmony study. Her improved nerves and performance persuade family physician father and others of Postum’s benefits.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Weilville
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