Dairymaids at Lyric Promise Frohman Quality
Advance sales for The Dairymaids, Frohman's big song show, opened yesterday amid strong Cincinnati support. The piece stars Harry Bulger, Eugene O Rourke, Edgar Atchison Ealy, Fletcher Norton, and others, with a London and New York pedigree and music by Rubens. The revival of Aristocracy will also get a lavish production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Barnum
Charles Frohman
Francis Wilson
Dairymaids
Harry Bulger
Eugene O’rourke
Edgar Atchison-Ealy
Fletcher Norton
Jo In Sanderson
Mabel Hollins
Flossie Hope
Frieda Wiegold
Ruby Ray
Emily Francie
London
New York
Boston
Robert Courtneidge
I'ém Jones
Henry W. Savage
Paul A. Rubens
England
Two Hot Knights and A Gay Modiste at the Standard
The Standard next week hosts burlettas Two Hot Knights and A Gay Modiste featuring clever dialogue bright chorus of twenty five women and a lineup of vaudeville acts led by Lizzie Freligh Kalinowski Brothers and Norma Bell with novelty singers Sisters De Graff and others.
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Broadway
Alio
Vaudevillians
Lizzie Freligh
Kalinowski Brothers
Norma Bell
Fitzgerald
Quinn
William Sharkey
James, Whitely
Frank Killion
Primrose's Big Minstrels Promise Grand Walnut Debut
George Primrose and his all star minstrel company bring a sixty member troupe to Walnut with a matinee on Sunday. The show features a two part program with scenes from the Sunny South, clog dancing, a negro musical skit and a satirical baseball burlesque by Primrose.
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Primorse
George Primrose
South
Prince of Entertainers
George H. Primrose
Revival of Aristocracy at Olympic Next Week
The Forepaugh Stock Company plans a revival of Aristocracy at the Olympic next week. Five members of the original Frohman era cast return as stars Wilton Lackaye Allen Blanche Walsh Miller Kent and William Faversham. Other familiar names include Bruce McRea W H Thompson Frederick Bond Paul Arthur and E Pigott. The company is praised for its balanced ensemble and past success.
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Charles Frohman
Wilton Lackaye
Stockton
Allen
Blanche Walsh
Miller Kent
Tod Sloan Wins Prize At Cincinnati Bridge Party
Tod Sloan, famed jockey and husband of Julia Sanderson, won a bridge game at a private Cincinnati party. He outplayed all others and earned a scarf pin as the prize while boasting of a $5,000 ocean steamer win in a prior game. Sloan plans to join Sanderson in Cincinnati next week.
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Tod Sloan
Julia Sanderson
Dairymaids Company
Mr. Sloan
Cincinnati
Rochester
N. Y
Willie Corris
Lyceum Theater
Sloan
Corris
New Theater considers Granville Barker as art director
Otto H. Kahn reports Granville Barker may join the New Theater project in New York as dramatic art director. Barker plans to sail for the United States next Saturday, and the informal tender will be considered jointly by the New Theater directors and the English manager upon his arrival.
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New York
New Theater
Granville Barker
Otto H. Kahn
Portraits of Opera Figures In Curtain Call Imitations
Miss Mary A. Toye describes how Constantino, Blanchart, Henry Russell, and Signor Conti perform their curtain call imitations at the San Carlo Grand Opera Company. Each character’s gesture and demeanor reflect personality, from Constantino’s dramatic bow to Blanchart’s wary schoolboy posture and Russell’s confident, benevolent smile. Conti the orchestra director is noted for his easy, jovial leadership and minimal effort.
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Mary A. Toye
Henry Russell
San Carlo Grand Opera Company
Lyric Theater
Miss Toye
Constantino
Blanchart
Debonair Impressario
Signor Conti
Conti
Alice Nielsen
Mise Toye
Nielsen and Toye Critics Highlight Stage Entrances
The text praises the performers Alice Nielsen and Mise Toye for their onstage entrances and curtain calls. Nielsen is noted for a restrained, stoic demeanor after bows, while Toye is commended for graceful, dainty entrances and flawless makeup that enhance her charm and audience connection.
The Grand Hosts Sam Thrall After The Man of the Hour
The Dairy maids played at the Grand before Sam Thrall arrives today for The Man of the Hour. The Red Mill drew a near full house last night at the Grand. Caruso the monkey actor from The Red Mill was moved to the Zoo yesterday near the grave. The Rose of the Rancho earns high praise at the Lyric as one of Belasco’s finest works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frohman
Rancho
Sam Thrall
the Grand
Caruso
Red Mil Company
David Belasco
Fredo and Dare Add to Columbia Bill Next Week
The high class musical comedians Fredo and Dare join the Columbia program for next week. Vesta Victoria will perform seventh on the bill and sing a new song titled Man.
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Fredo and
Dare
Columbia
Vesta Victoria
Ray L Royce Delights Audience In York State Folks Cast
Comedian Ray L Royce, a late feature of York State Folks, is praised as a leading character actor. The Red Mill plays to strong business at the Grand Opera House with receipts exceeding prior city shows. A special train will carry the company to St Louis after Saturday night’s show ahead of a two week run starting next Sunday.
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Charles Frohman
Cinginnati
Sease
Charles Frohman Hag
Cincinnati
Columbia
Ray L. Royce
York State
Red Mill
Grand Opera House
Berger
St. Louis
Renowned Pimlico Driver Club Founder Robert Hough Dies
Colonel Robert Hough, veteran Confederate officer and longtime secretary of the Pimlico Driving Club, died in Baltimore at age 67 from congestion of the lungs. He was a prominent figure in trotting races and a familiar presence in the judges' stand across the East.
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Robert Hough
Pimlico
Sudden Death Of Robert Q. Smith In Connersville
Coroner notified last night of the sudden death of 64 year old Robert Q. Smith of Connersville Ind at his son in law Donald D. McDougall 121 Shillito Place. He ate a hearty meal then collapsed and died before Dr Fred Kattenhorn could arrive. Death attributed to natural causes.
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Cameron
Robert Q. Smith
Connersville
Ind
Donald D. McDougall
Shillito Place
Smith
Fred Kattenhorn
Mansfield Street
Four Wilkers Brothers Stand Trial Delayed by Mayor
Mayor Jones of Norwood postponed until tomorrow the trials of Harry John Alvert and Nathan Wilkers all Norwood brothers charged by Charles Miller with beating him last Saturday. Stanley Mathews a printer testified as the sole witness. Miller alleges the four accosted him on Main and Cleaneay avenues while waiting for a car.
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Mayor Jones
Norwood
Harry
John, Alvert
Nathan Wilkers
All Brothers
Charles Miller
Stanley Mathews
Main
Cleneay Avenues
Firefighters Save Restaurant as Large Frankfurt Dies
A grease fire at William Joshka’s restaurant at 155 Central Avenue caused a large frankfurter to perish while firemen kept the blaze from causing heavy damage. Fire officials say prompt efforts prevented numerous casualties and minimal damage resulted.
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William Joshka
Central Avenue
Dry Cleaners Plan 26000 Establishment in Avondale
The Fenton Dry Cleaning Co. owned by T. T. Fenton will erect a 26000 dollar dry cleaning establishment at Reading road and Hickman street Avondale designed to conform to a new ordinance. Two one story buildings will house finishing repairing and offices with a separate fireproof unit for cleaning work not visible from the street. Other real estate activity includes leases remodels and new construction across Cincinnati areas with figures ranging up to 26000 and 15000 dollars.
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Fenton Dry Cleaning Company
T. T. Fenton
Reading Road
Hickman Street
Avondale
Real Estate Transfers in Madisonville and Nearby Areas
A list of real estate transfers and mortgages from Madisonville and surrounding townships includes Christian Liermann to Theodore Belk Lot 177 in J H Olivers second addition to Lockland and multiple other lot transfers. Several parcels change hands among Kinney Gentrup Spilker Dennenfelser Nourse Miller Weibel Schneider and others with prices noted and a number of mortgages filed or canceled.
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Christian Liermann
Theodore Belk
J. H. Oliver
Lockland
Cesc
Charles D. Kinney
Hel Kinney
Kennedy Heights
W. W. Clippinger
A. M. Gentrup
C. A. Heilker
Magisonville
John B. Spilker
Leo Seiter
Charles Dennenfelser
Philip Dennenfelser
Francis Beresford
Clara E. Nourse
W. Snowden Smith
Park Avenue
Gilbert Avenue
Sarah E. Hinman
Cottage Hill
Annabell Miller
Menry E. Hard
Mitchell’s
Hyde Park
Winkler Street
Anton Weibel
Bernard
F. E Cavaragh
Cedar Grove L
A. R. Valentin
Henry H. Stockmann
North Bend Road
Springfield Township
Daniel C. Anderson
Christina M. Baker
Sycamore
Pacis Rosa Appel
George F. Becker, Jr
Tower Street
Carthage Pike
Lizzie A. Burkhold
Bertha Kell
Vine Street
St. Clair Street
Mary I. Stewart
John W. Krebs
Melbourne
David Hummel Building Co
Harry M. Barg
McLean
Logan and
Elder Streets
Opto Pi Ordta
Louis A. Ireton
O. J. Warman
Joseph Morten
Madisonville
Josephine Hebenstreit
Clements Hetenstreilt
Sycamore Township
Henry A. Wissman
William H. Dunkmann
Clark and
Baymiller Streets
Conrad H. Reinhart
Rosa T. Lehmann
C. H. Reinhart
Oakley Avenue
Ave
Joseph Krauthaup
Brighton German Bank Co
Eae Abso Sae O
Ella W. Armstrong
Henry W. Kahle
Amada J. Ferris
People’s B. & L. A
Emma N. Camp
Metropolitan Surety Company
Eneeeneee
Clifton Mutual Om
Ss. & BS
Nicholas Lodwick
Home
L. A
W. W. Crippi Shinzo
Mintac
Cox
Southern Ohio
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E.-Eeeeeeties Weedeve
Rosa T. Lehman
Christian Lierman
William A. Diebold
Southside L. & B. Company
Feeesedeeerevtsrecsee
E. E
Emil Branditz
Washington
Dtrade Meale Tebows
Hace cx
Clara K. Arlinghaus
Arag Company
Esiences Cer Eeses
Cora Ertel
People’s
Mohawk Place
L. & Ihe Way
Iekstin
Nellie M. Ross
Home B. & L. A. Co
Fragmented Transfer Listings Include Names and Distances
A partial list shows transfers between individuals and firms, including Lee J. Landwehr to Laura B. Mc Henry and George Probst to Cincinnati Working Men's Club. Other entries mention addresses such as 685 Kent and 400 Kate Gephardt, with varied recipients and partnerships.
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Lee J. Landwehr
Laura B. McHenry
Weber
Dipha
Anton Hahn
Eagle B. Co
Ae Taylor
June Street B
S. & Mary
C. R. Smith
Lye Same
National Lafayette Bank
Anthony Ow
J. Dickinson Te
Medicine cures for criminality linked to brain degeneration
A New York dispatch reports Dr. John D. Quackenbos argues crime stems from physical brain decay. He swears glycero-phosphates boost lecithin to restore moral function, citing cases of Captain von Goeben and the Marquis of Townsend to support psycho therapeutic methods.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
John D. Quackenbos
Columbia University
Quackenbos
von Goeben
von Schoenbeck
Dr. Quackenbos
Marquis of Townsend
Arthur Robins
London
Townsend
Gilded Chamber Not Yet Reformed
London March 19 The Conservative drive to reform the Lords has cooled as ministers refuse to commit while Unionists press for action The exchange fuels taunts and laughter in Parliament with hints of ongoing probing and merry questioning by Unionists during the session
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Commercial Tribune
London
House of Lords
Earl Winterton
House of Commons
Sussex
Billy
Asquith
Samuel Wilson
Laugh at Joke Falls Over Dead
At Mrs. Mary Murphy’s house 419 Ninety-ninth street Ft Hamilton Peter Andrew suddenly died after laughing at supper. He reportedly burst a blood vessel. Dr H A Rodman declared death due to natural causes and the coroner ruled the incident accidental.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Mary Murphy
Ninety-ninth Street
Ft. Hamilton
Peter Andrew
H. A. Rodman
Mannheimer Stars In Cousin Kate Recital
Miss Mannheimer presented Cousin Kate in the Auditorium last evening to a discerning audience. She captured diverse roles from clergyman to maid with executive force, while Miss Celeste Seymour and Mrs Helene Steer Saxby offered violin and piano solos.
Police Court Confession in Carroll Disorder Case
Constable Sprong testified in Police Court that he shot to hit Carroll during a residence eviction confrontation. Carroll of 1707 Vine Street was attacked with a baseball bat and an axe. a shot was fired and Carroll was arrested. The judge imposed a fine with suspension.
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George Carroll
Vinestreet
Constable Sprong
Squire Dumont
Sprong
Carroll
Walz
Carrolll
Autodrome Plan Likely In Auvergne Circuits
Paris March 19 Opposition among French automobilists to the Marquis De Dion scheme for a permanent autodrome is dying down. There is a possibility the Automobile Club De France will establish such a circuit in Auvergne with an active member reporting favorable.
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Marquis de Dion
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Automobile Club de France
Auvergne
New York Police Study Languages at Madison Square College
New York police recruits, drawn from Commissioner Bingham’s division, undertake multilingual training in Italian French and German. Classes, held near Madison Square, emphasize pronunciation and conversational basics with no English allowed, aiming to produce a cadre of officers skilled in foreign tongues.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Furrin
College of
Boston
Exhibition of Rejected Paris Salon Paintings Opens
Paris authorities announce a Champs Elysees exhibition presenting celebrated works refused at the Paris salons since 1789. The lineup includes Millet Delacroix Corot Puvis de Chavagnes Manet and other famed French artists.
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Paris
Champs Elysees
Millet
Delacroix
Corot
Puvis de Chavagnes
Manet
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