Mrs Fiske Shines in Rosmersholm at the Lyric
Mrs Fiske delivers a haunting performance as Beata in Rosmersholm with a striking third act. The strong supporting cast includes Bruce McRae as Rosmer and George Arliss as Ulric Brendel, while the production sustains a somber mood and critic praise for its artistic portraiture and stage craft.
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Rosmersholm
Ibsen
Beata
Rebecca
Selédom
Hunneker
Rosmer
Mrs. Fiske
Vernon Lee
Euch
Thackeray
Stendhal
Tolstoy
William James
Rebecca West
Hedda
Bruce McRae
Madame Helseth
Mary Maddern
Mr. McRae
Ethel Barrymore
Charles Brandon
Julia Marlowe
George Arliss
Ulric Brendel
Brendel
John
Man of the Hour at the Grand
The Grand hosted the local premier of The Man of the Hour a celebrated political drama by Broadhurst. The play follows an honest young attorney opposing a corrupt boss as he fights for a franchise and the mayoralty amid public contention and love interest.
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New York
Broadhurst
William. A. Brady
Joseph R. Grismer
Lfe
Horrigan
Wisconsin
la Follette
Senate
Missouri
York N
Collier Declines Macbeth and Other Tragedies
William Collier says he will not perform Macbeth Othello Richard III or other tragic roles. He favors his forthcoming farce Caught in the Rain at the Grand Opera House and argues actors should stay in their chosen genre. He recalls Stuart Robson and a Julius Caesar benefit where audience reaction dictated a performance.
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Collier
William Collier
Grand Opera House
Mr. Collier
Stuart Robson
Robson
Julius Caesar
Brutus
Nat Goodwin
Cassius
Goodwin
Marcel wave controversy at Grand in The Girl Question
Lester Brown stage manager of The Girl Question faces a mutiny over marcel waves. After banning marceling, he confronts chorus members Fritzie Smith Leona Dustin Nellie Judd Eleanor Southern and Lillian Drew who protest while the kinks stubbornly linger. The girls claim they have not seen a hairdresser since the ban and insist new kinks may stay longer, as they endure rehearsal nights to keep the look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Brown
Mr. Brown
Marcel
Fritzie Smith
Leona Dustin
Nellie Judd
Eleanor Southern
Lillian Drew
Vanity Fair at the Standard Delights Vaudeville Fans
Manchester's Vanity Fair at the Standard offers a full vaudeville burlesque show with Haverly and McRea as polished slang specialists Wa ters the Hebrew parodist and other acts praised Burns Palmer fight pictures add to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Vanity Fair
Haverly
McRea
Waters
Burns-Palmer
Notable Broadway Comedy star returns to local stage
Miss Robson headlines a lively bring back of a beloved Broadway hit about Aunt Mary the cranky but tender hearted old maid who softens with the help of college boys. The play traces a breach of promise tragedy to a light hearted city fantasy with a rural farm setting and a witty finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak Aione
York
Chicago
Pla
New York
Miss Robson
Francis Wilson
Bill
Mary
Jack
Dickens Week At Olympic Features Oliver Twist And The Charity Ball
Forepaugh presents a Dickens week at the Olympic with Oliver Twist staged by Forepaugh players and a revival of The Charity Ball by Belasco and DeMille. The run draws attention from admirers of the English poet and fans of American society drama.
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Olympic
Dickens
Oliver Twist
Belasco and DeMille
Patsy in Politics to Play at Walnut Next Week
Billy B. Van brings his new musical comedy Patsy in Politics to the Walnut starting next Sunday afternoon. The show features new songs, updated scenery and costumes, and a large chorus of singers and dancers. Rose Beaumont returns to assist, with Van delivering his characteristic humor and entertaining routines.
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Billy B. van
Patsy
Poltics
Walnut
Van
Rose Beaumont
Mr. van
Five Pianos Played by Nine Musicians At Columbia
Picnophiends leads the week at the Columbia with five pianos played by nine skilled musicians. The troupe sings and performs within a condensed musical comedy setting. A quartet of stylishly dressed girls adds visual flair, making the act a striking draw at the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mayor asks Louisiana Pardon Board to review Lobono case
Mayor Markbreit sent a letter to the Louisiana Governor asking the Pardon Board to consider the life sentence of Mrs. Lobono's husband for the killing of Peter Genowisi in New Orleans. He cites the family's dire need for support and asserts the crime was in self defense.
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Markbreit
Josephine Lobono
Richmond
Baymiller Streets
Louisiana
Lobono
Genowisi
Lumbermen to Seek Supreme Court Review in Conspiracy Case
Toledo march 30. Convicted lumbermen sentenced by Common Pleas Court for conspiracy in restraint of trade will apply for leave to file a petition in error in the Supreme Court. It remains doubtful whether such application will be allowed as the question is untried in Ohio courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Ohio
Stanley Named Unopposed for Third Congress Term
Henderson Ky March 30 This last day for Second Kentucky District candidates to announce for the Democratic nomination saw A O Stanley as the only candidate to notify the District Committee and pay the primary fee He will be named without opposition for a third term The district leans Democratic by over 8000 votes
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Henderson
Kentucky
A.O. Stanley
Fraud Order Issued Against Cincinnati Job Swindle
The Post Office Department issued a fraud order against E. Winn of 1816 First National Bank Building Cincinnati and 34 West Liberty Street. Winn advertised jobs at $10 per week by addressing postal cards to people who sent ten cents. The department says the scheme is a swindle and the Cincinnati postmaster was instructed to hold up his mail.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Post Office Department
E. Winn
First National Bank
West Liberty Street
Cincinnati
Winn
Missing Lancaster couple sought after eloping
A midnight telegram from H. T. of Lancaster Kentucky asks police to locate Webbey, 18, and Henrietta Arnold, 16, who left Lancaster yesterday at noon to marry and may have traveled to this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Webbey
Henrietta Arnold
Lancaster
H. T. N. Caster
Illustrated Magazine feature on Cincinnati railroad men
The Sunday Commercial Tribune announces next Sunday's Illustrated Magazine will publish a four page group of Cincinnati railroad men with pictures and other features. Readers are urged to obtain a copy to acquaint themselves with the workers.
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the Illustrated
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Elks' Comic Opera A Tremendous Hit in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks No. 6 presented Isle of Yankee Tank a two act comic opera before about 4000 at Music Hall. Bennett wrote the book and much of the music with Dr Hofer McMeachan directing. Outstanding performers included King Bolivar played by Joseph F. Hennegan and Prince Bolivar II by Edward K. Hennegan. The role of Arabella featured Miss Ida Cassidy with soprano moments in Miserere. The 100 voice chorus and Yankee Tank Band were praised for lively musical numbers and humor.
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Tropics
Bennett
S’. Hofer McMeachan
Walter Bosberger
South Atlantic Ocean
Bolivar
Princeton
Harvard College
Arabella
Yale
Jonathan
Luna
Grass
Joseph F. Hennegan
Hdward K. Hennegan
Bolivar II
Ethel
Irwin Rendigs
Bathilda
Trovatore
Joseph Schenke
Messrs
Deck
Mathias
Schenke
Baughman
Nellie Brennan
Bendigs
Lucia
Franket
Ida Cassidy
Velentin
Quinka
Norma Esberger
John Portlyo
Pooh Bah
Yankee Tank
Yankee Tank Light Guards
Gulaton
Milades Ambrose -White
Larry Birmingham
John Weberino
Yankee Tank City Band
Harry J. Borgmann
Adolph Gruber
Charles Adel
Napoleon Wilhelm
Mr. Hennegan
Mr. Gruber
Mr. Piket
Eddie Hennegan
Miss Brennan
Jack and
Jill
Mr. Adel
Miss Esberger
Don Pasquale
Mr. Schenke
Mrs. Bendigs
Yankee Tank Band
William Ohlhauser
Joseph Podesta
Joseph Kemper
J. E. Klimper
Oliver Podesta
B. A. Fricke
J. O. Wolf
Peter Renner
Louis Grear
Zeber
Mr. Bennett
Catholic Knights Speak on Ohio Tour
Catholic Knights of Ohio members from suburban councils were addressed by Worthy President Peter L. Wettler of Toledo at St Bernard Town Hall. Other speakers included Martin Burke of Galion C K Anthony of Cleveland Joseph Huth and George Machauer of Cincinnati Anthony Rasche of Cincinnati and Rev Father Benedict of St Clement’s Church St Bernard. Wettler tours local branches and tonight holds a mass meeting at Library Hall Price Hill Grand and Price avenues the finale of the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Peter L. Wettler
Toledo
St. Bernard Town Hall
Martin Burke
Galion
C. K. Anthony
Cleveland
Joseph Huth
Cincinnati
George Machauer
Anthony Rasche
Father Benedict
St. Clement’s ‘Church
St. Bernard
Wettler
Order
Library Hall
Grand
Price Avenues
Price Hill
Kubelik Returns With New Program At Music Hall
Seat sale opens at Smith & Nixon's for a Kubelik recital Thursday night. The program includes Tartini Devil's Trill, Wagner Die Meistersinger pieces, Kreisler Perpetuum Mobile, Hubas Czarde scene, and Paganini Wantasia, promising a varied evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kubelik
Music Hall
Smith & Nixon’s
Wienailwsky
Kies
Huba
Pagini
Wantasia
City Must Pay 1960 Mortgage After Condemnation
In Memphis a federal suit orders city to pay Alfred Eldridge $960 for a mortgage missed during condemnation of property for Hiberon avenue. The case arose after a jury set compensation for J. G. Sextro and wife, and the mortgage lien was overlooked. Frank Kunkel represented the plaintiff.
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J. G. Sextro
Hiberon Avenue
Alfred Eldridge
Woodmansee
Eldridge
Frank Kunkel
Divorce court items stagger through multiple petitions
Judge Woodmansee grants Charlotte Weiss life use of two Harrison Township tracts totaling 106 acres and dismisses George Kasper Weiss’s divorce petition. Frederick Herold seeks a divorce with wife to resume maiden name Katherine Carroll after alleged abandonment and child death. Cora M. Collins granted a divorce from Charles D. Collins with $5 weekly alimony. Bertha Wacht files for divorce from John Wacht with alimony and name restoration and seeks injunction on bank funds. Louis L. Robinson represents the plaintiff.
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Woodmansee
George
Kasper Weiss
Harrison, C
Charlotte Weiss
Harrison Township
Weiss
Frederick Herold
Katherine Carroll
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Cora M. Collins
Charles D. Collins
Bertha Wacht
John Wacht
Mt. Healthy
Bertha Baumann
Wacht
Mt Healthy
Louis L. Robinson
Memphis Seeks Telegraph Fees for Street Use in Court Fight
United States Circuit Court of Appeals heard appeals from Memphis over the city’s right to rent its streets for telegraph wires and poles. Postal and Western Union are the firms involved with the June session set to decide if city ordinance tariffs stand. The piece also notes bankruptcy discharges granted in Tennessee, listing multiple individuals with assets and liabilities.
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Memphis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Court of Tennessee
Postal
Western Union
Court of Appeals
Thompson
United States Court
William H. Lynd
Ironton
John
Lynd
Horace G. Stoms
Cincinnati
Harry M. Carr
Dayton
Earl R
United States Timber
Y Ira C
Field Company denies partial ownership in Troy Foundry case
The Robert Field Company denied being a part owner in the Troy Foundry and Machine Company amid bankruptcy proceedings. It claimed it acted only as a creditor providing help to help Troy meet obligations. Egnar Larson applied for United States citizenship and Nikolaus Klein, a Hungarian harness maker and musician, registered as an applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Haines
Robert Field Company
Troy Foundry and Machine Company
Field Company
Troy Company
Egnar Larson
Gottburg
Sweden
United States
Nikolaus Klein
Hungary
Circuit Court Reverses Crown Stone Case In Goldman Verdict
The Circuit Court reversed the lower court in Crown Stone Company versus Louis J. Goldman over a $1,807.50 verdict for thirty shares. It held the denial of stock purchase evidence created a factual issue for the jury and ordered a new trial. The court also affirmed Judge Caldwell’s ruling for Louis Drach Construction Co. against Cincinnati and Indiana Western Railroad Co. for $2,646.04.
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Crown Stone Company
Louis J. Goldman
Goldman
Harper & Allen
Denis F. Cash
Ben L. Heidingsfeld
Circuit
Caldwell
Louis Drach Construction Company
Cincinnati & Indiana Western Railroad Company
Probate Court Confirms Major Estate Sale And Damages
The probate court approved the purchase of the Rossiter estate tract by Henry Muhlhauser for 100000 dollars and authorized Durrell to accept 1200 dollars from the C and P Railroad for the death claim of Harry M Keethler. Additional bids were invited for Father John M Mackey library and several estates were filed for administration including Katherine Lage Nora Welsh Patrick Tracey Maria Tressler and Louis Menzel.
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W. G. Durrell
Harry M. Keethler
Keethler
C., G. & P. Railroad Company
Cedar Point
John M. Mackey
George Schmitt
Ar Atate Becker
Mary A. Evans
Fifth A Elm Streets
Henry Muhlhauser
Peter Ruehlman
B. J. Meyer
Katherine Lage
Alfred K. Nippert
Nora Welsh
C. H. Mueller
Louis Menzel
Kate Tracey
Patrick Tracey
John Hader
Maria Tressler
Court Notes: Pocketbook Snatching Suit
Lillian Cutcheon sues Stephen Mirabite for 125.80 alleging he snatched a pocketbook containing 25.80 in money and jewelry yesterday. She seeks attachment of Mirabite’s police-held funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Cutcheon
Stephen Mirabite
Mirabite
City Hall Notes on streetcar noise complaints
Property owners on Eighth Street complain to the Service Board that double truck streetcars cause vibration and jars to houses from Mound to John Street, since the cars were introduced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Service Board
Mound
John Street
Paving Complaint Reaches Service Board
From property owners along University Avenue the Service Board received four letters yesterday stating the pavement is ankle deep with mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Service Board
Park Policedress Code Narrowes to Gray Suits and Hats
Superintendent Rodgere asked the Service Board to require all park policemen to wear gray suits and gray hats within ten days. The board empowered him to enforce the new dress code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Rodgere
Service Board
Mt Lookout Club Hears Request to Improve Delta and Red Bank
A deputation from the Mt Lookout Business Men's Club yesterday urged the Board of Public Service to prioritize improvements on Delta and Red Bank avenues, seeking better traffic flow and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lookout
City to buy cheaper auto for street repairs
Engineer Shipley of the Street Repair Department reports the Maxwell Runabout Company offered an auto for 495 dollars. A more expensive 800 dollar automobile had been considered. The Service Board told the Purchasing Agent to purchase the cheaper model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
Service Board
Maxwell Runabout Company
Perkins Avenue Repairs Praised by Local Resident
H. A. Perkins of 3315 Perkins Avenue thanks the Service Board for prompt repairs to Perkins and Blair Avenues, commending the quick response and workmanship.
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H. A. Perkins
Perkins Avenue
Blair Avenue
Stone and screenings bids received for street repair
The Service Board opened bids for crushed stone and screenings totaling about 31000 dollars. The Miami Stone Company submitted the lowest bid at 1.15 dollars per cubic yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Board
Miami Stone Company
Smoker Fatally Burned In City Hospital Incident
Adam Pfau a 42 year old brewer of 1539 Dudley Street was fatally burned when his lighted pipe fell from his mouth while he dozed and ignited his clothing. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Pfau
Dudley Street
Relief for eczema with D D D Prescription oil
An advertisement touts instant eczema relief from a soothing oil blend including wintergreen thymol and cytevine. It promises rapid itching cessation and offers free samples from D. D. D. Co. at 12 Michigan St. Dept. 3 in Chicago with pamphlets available by mail.
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D. D. Co
Michigan St
Dept. 3
Chicago
Dow
Thores
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Pretty
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Renner & Renner
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Covington
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Charles A. Miller
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