Lord Dundreary closes Lyric run amid mixed reviews
W J Carey vents mixed opinion on Sothern revival of Lord Dundreary at the Lyric. The third act features Sam Dundreary in a raft tale said to be the play’s most humorous moment while critics note the production’s limitations and Sothern’s capable, careful performance.
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Sothern
Lord Dundreary
Gladys Hanson
Georgina
Dundreary
Sam
Carey
Tom Taylor
Elder Sothern
Rice and Barton Big Gaiety Extravagan za at Standard Theater
The Rice and Barton company returns to the Standard Theater next week sparking excitement among patrons. Led by Charles Barton the troupe is touted as stronger than ever with an entirely new program promising a genuine good time.
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Standard
Rice and Barton
Standard Theater
Charles Barton
Final Forepaugh Performances at the Olympic
The Forepaugh Stock Company ends its season at the Olympic with two shows this afternoon and evening. Afterward a stage reception honors the company before the final curtain on As You Like It. Miss Adair delivers the epilogue as packing begins for an August pause and summer ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porepaugh
Pers
Letter to Sothern Praises and Pans Stage Revival
A 1908 Cincinnati letter laments a Lyric Theatre revival after praising Sothern’s prior work. The writer jokes about a cold snap dulling humor and bluntly calls the current play rank and not first rank, reflecting mixed theater verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sothern
Cincinnati
Crosman Defends The Stage Against Evangelist Terry
In Detroit Henrietta Crosman argued with Evangelist Terry over stage morals. She defended fellow actors and challenged Terry to critique a theater production she appears in. he declined. Crosman asserts the preacher misreads the theater.
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Detroit
Henrietta Crosman
Evangelist Terry
Miss Crosman
Terry
Miss
The Giraffe at Ringling Brothers Zoo Visit
A noted giraffe is described as strange and rare, lacking vocal organs and water intake, sleeping standing. It notes few remain in African oases and many die on sea voyages to American zoos, including three specimens with Ringling Brothers.
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Ringling Brothers
World’s Greatest Shows to Debut in Cincinnati
The circus brings a tall giraffe featuring a 18 foot high food manger and mulberry alfalfa and African moss feeds. A new gas lighting system lights each exhibit as a sensational mobile double somersault by a young French woman headlines the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Farewell to The Traveling Salesman at the Grand
The last two performances of a modern comedy titled The Traveling Salesman play to delighted audiences at the Grand Theater. Thomas W. Ross leads the cast in the matinee and evening shows as locals praise clever lines and amusing situations.
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Thomas W. Ross
Henrietta Crosman Stars in The Country Girl Comedy
Delightful comedienne Henrietta Crosman appears as Peggy in The Country Girl, a rarely performed 18th century English comedy once popular with Garrick. The production marks a welcome modern revival, showcasing Crosman’s versatile comic talents alongside a cast that revives Moody the prodigal and other classical roles.
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Henrietta Crosman
Peggy
David Garrick
Drury Lane
Miss Cros- Man
Augustin Daly
Ada Behan
Miss Crosman
Nell
Kitty Bellairs
Moody
Last Day of the Great Ten Allied John Robinson Shows
The Robinson Circus drew crowds despite cold threats, with a festive Refuge audience and clown acts delighting children. Gov Robinson laments Cincinnati losses but predicts enormous turnout today as weather improves before moving to Falmouth, Kentucky.
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John Robinson
Robinson Circus
Cincinnati
Essee
Robinson
Ber Tanda Cast Brings Classic Comedy to Modern Stage
Belleville is a country girl in Gare of A Others in Ber Tanda with Addison Pitt and Miss Crosman as Peggy Swift. The cast includes A E Symmonds AL Gilman Grace Wilson and others. The show promises wholesome entertainment as Crosman’s week draws audiences for a laugh filled, modern adaptation of a two hundred year old classic.
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Tee Biiaiea
Miss Crosman
Comedienne
Chester Opens Tomorrow With Praises From Colonel Martin
Colonel Martin announced after a thorough plant inspection that Chester will open tomorrow in splendid order. The town’s trees are full leaf, buildings freshly painted, and neatness pervades White Park, with many new features and no weak attractions. A large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Martin
Big White Park
Coney steamer aireen to boostSunday river ride
Weather permitting on Sunday the Island Queen will assist the Princess to handle crowds at the wharf for a river excursion between Ohio and Kentucky. The Princess will sail to New Richmond and Pt Pleasant while the Island Queen goes to Lawrenceburg and Aurora, offering ample accommodations for holiday pleasure seekers.
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Big Island
New Richmond
Pt Pleasant
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Way Down East Closes at Aldwych Theater Tonight
London reports the American play Way Down East closed its run at the Aldwych Theater after a April 23 opening with an American cast. The life depicted failed to appeal to British audiences.
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London
Aldwych Theater
Della Fox Leads Columbia Vaudeville Week May 10
The Columbia engages Della Fox as a lead attraction for the week of May 10 at the Orpheum Show. The ensemble includes 22 performers as a tightly knit traveling company, sharing social ties and work across the program. Notable acts include La Gardinia and the Spanish Troubadours from Madrid, Kelly and Kent as a husband wife duo, the Amatis Sisters with their mother, Will M Cressy and Blanche Dayne, Coram the ventriloquist with his family, and Jean Marcel with eighteen models. Manager H W Pierong oversees the company and plans to marry after the New York season ends in three weeks.
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Columbia
la Gardinia
Madrid
Spain
Kelly
Kent
Amatis
Berlin
Germany
Will M. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Town Hall
Coram
H. W. Pierong
New York
Los Angeles
Ohio
van der Stucken
Music Hall
H. B. Krehbiel
New York City
Chicago
Remarkable Farm Financier Turns Down Gaiety Headline
Charlies Barton of Rice and Barton Big Gaiety pany recalls sending Bert Baker a $150 offer to headline next week's Standard Theater show. Baker, who runs a Westchester farm, declined saying he was busy painting his barn.
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Charlies Barton
Andard Theater
Bert Baker
Westchester
Baker
Barton
Rice and Barton Big Gaiety Extravaganza at the Standard
The Rice and Barton management promises a dazzling show with choristers and comedians. The Standard hosts the company next week as the favorite act returns, improved beyond prior seasons.
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Rice and Barton
Morse Returns 250000 to Bank in Settlement
Charles W. Morse and his friends turned over nearly 250000 in cash and securities to Charles A. Hanna the receiver of the suspended National Bank of North America. The settlement funds aim to provide a 25 percent dividend to depositors and dismiss a 405676.62 claim and interest suit.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
National Bank of North America
Charles A. Hanna
Morse
Hanna
Thomas Ewing
Supreme Court
New England
Eugene P. Carver
Lloyd Library Annex Opens With World Class Botany Collection
The Lloyd Library at 809 West Court Street opened a new annex for public inspection last night. The addition houses over fifteen thousand volumes and pamphlets on botany pharmacy materia medica and allied sciences. The library remains free to the public.
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Lloyd Library
West Court Street
Bishop Hamilton Named Presiding Officer for General Conference
The Board of Bishops of the Methodist Church selected Bishop J. W. Hamilton of San Francisco as presiding officer of the general conference. The meeting will be held in Baltimore.
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Harrisburg
Nun
Board of Bishops of the Methodist Church Today
J. W. Hamilton
San Francisco
General Conference
Baltimore
Fruit Damage After Snow and Freeze Hits Kentucky
Reports from Eastern Kentucky say yesterday’s snow and last night’s freeze killed most of the fruit. The cold also harmed sheep and young lambs in the region.
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Lexington
Kentucky
New Churches Emerge Amid Active Methodist Plans
The article notes rising church-building activity with Pleasant Ridge Hyde Park Camp Washington and Old Asbury pursuing new worship spaces. It also lists sermons and services at multiple Cincinnati churches including Mt. Auburn Christ Church Nativity St Johns and St Pauls Cathedral along with ordinations and a pastors’ meeting led by W Frank Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Hyde Park
Camp Washington
Old Asbury
Over-the- Rhine
S& It
Presbyterian Brotherhood to Meet in Walnut Hills May Day
The Union of the Presbyterian Brotherhood in Cincinnati and vicinity will hold an important called meeting at the First Presbyterian Church Walnut Hills on Monday May 1 at 8 p m.
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The
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Cincinnati
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
King's Heralds Rally In Wesley Chapel Afternoon
The King's Heralds foreign mission rally will be held this afternoon in Wesley Chapel under Cincinnati District supervision. The program includes solos recitations songs and a district banner presentation by Mrs L L Townley and Mrs William B Davis with readings by Evelyn Ruggles Mildred Mueller Gertrude Benshausen Robert Bennett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds
Wesley Chapel
Cincinnati
Martha Vordenberg
L.L.B
Madisonsville
Evelyn Ruggles
Wesley
City church schedule lists sermons and Bible schools
Central Ninth street and Walnut Hills Locust street host ministers John L Hill A W Fortune G W Thompson J A Lord and C J Sebastian along with Justin N Green with Bible schools at 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. morning services and evening sermons on topics such as God and the Government Judea First and Judas Iscariot.
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Ninth Street
City Hall
John L. Hill
Walnut Hills
Locust Street
Park Avenue
A. W. Fortune
Christian Endeavor
Richmond Street
G. W. Thompson
Bible School
GRACE+AVENUE
J._A. Lord
Camp Washington
Sidney Avenue
Hopple Street
C. J
Sebastian
Judas Iscariot
Northside
Justin ‘N. Green
Christ the
Evanston
Brewster Avenue
Christ
Religious Services Schedule Across City Churches
A detailed listing of church services and sermons for numerous congregations. Bethany Mission and Church of the Covenant report morning and afternoon rites led by Rev. Francis James Martin and Rev. Robert Watson with topics on redemption and trust in divine care.
Church of the Advent Service at Kemper Lane Walnut Hills
The Church of the Advent on Kemper Lane in Walnut Hills schedules a 7 30 a m service. A brief notice lists the address and time with no additional details.
Multiple Cincinnati church services listed by pastors
A digest of Sunday schedules from many churches in Cincinnati including BIA and Walnut Hills with service times for morning worship prayer and youth meetings. Notable pastors include Charles Sumner Brown G R Robbins J S Sowers Dr William Cambron and Rev Arthur Smith with topics such as Christ Made Known in the Breaking of the Bread Two Great Facts and The Man With a Towel.
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Co Bia
R. Venting
Il A
Walnut Hells
Charles Sumner Brown
Il Am
Lincoln Park Institutional
G. R. Robbins
D.D
G. W. Lasher
Wesley Avenue
William J. Cambron
Cambron
J.S. Sowers
Norwood
Ninth Street
John F. Herget
Young Peoples Meeting
Price Hill
Arthur Smith
Louisville
Evanston
George W. Sohn
Terrace Park
H. Thrane
Sherman
Station Avenues
J. S. Sowers
Men of
Madisonville
John
Wyoming
Charles E. Stanton
Church Announcements List of Sunday Services
Lawrence Street M D Evans pastor 10 30 a m Bible school 2 p m children hour 3 p m sermon and communion service 7 30 p m Poor Substitutes Walnut Hills Kemper lane and Locust streets Dwight Mallory Pratt pastor 3 30 a m Sunday school 11 a m sermon by the pastor on The Method the Quality and Vitality of Life 7 p m social and endeavor service and mission study class Storrs State and Warsaw avenues 9 30 a m Sunday school Rev B T MacMahon preach 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m morning subject How to Get Courage evening Gift of God Sunday school 9 30 a m North Fairmount Albert Harding pastor 9 30 a m Sabbath school 7 30 p m services and a welcome to pastor
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Bethany Mission
State Avenue
Francis James Martin
Mr. Martin
Church OF the Covenant
Robert Watson
Eighth
Elm Streets
Dr. Watson
Welsh
College Street
W. Henry Williams
Sabel
Glendale
Calvin
Wilson
Northside
Harle Lee
Christian Endeavor Meeting
George T. Browne
D.D
Pleasant Ridge
First Reformed
Plum Street
Ninth Street
David McKinney
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Locust Street
Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood
Christ
People's Service
Norwood
George W. Shields
Mulford
Beech Street
East Norwood
Peter Robertson
First United
Grand Avenue
Nassau Street
J. R. Millin
Hell
Baymiller
W. F. McCauley
East End
James Aikin Smith
T. T. Hays
Hyde Park
Clifton
Donald M. Grant
Jesus
God
Corrine Pfaff
Bible School
Young People’s Society
Storrs
State
Warsaw Avenues
B. T. MacMahon
Gift of God
North Fairmount
Albert
Harding
Everlasting Punishment Sermons At Two Churches
At 10 45 a m the Church of Christ assembly hall Mercantile Library Building hosts a sermon on Everlasting Punishment. In Avondale First on Rockdale Avenue holds services at 11 am and 3 30 pm with the same subject, Everlasting Punishment.
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Church OF Christ
Assembly Hall
Mercantile Library
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Church Services and Preaching at Local Venues
Cumminsville hosts Sunday school at 9 30 a.m and services at 10 45 a.m and 6 45 p.m with "An Apostle's Prayer for a Church" and "The Christian's Walk" led by Rev Bohn. Norwood at 5129 Main Avenue features T H Bohn preaching 10 45 a.m and 7 30 p.m with evening topic Christ the Power of God and Love. Junior Y P 8 C E at 2 p.m senior Y P 8 C E B at 6 30 p.m.
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Cumminsville
Borden and
Weber
C. B. Bohn
Norwood
Main Avenue
T. H. Bohn
Religious services listed for multiple churches in St Paul area
A page lists Sunday services for several churches including St. Paul at Seventh and Smith Streets with morning sermons titled The Supreme Choice and The Confusions of Life, Grace on Montgomery Road, Christie at Court and Wesley, and many others with pastor names, service times, Sunday schools, and special events.
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ST. Paul
Seventh and Smith Streets
Walter D. Cole
Methodist church Sunday services and programs listed
Pastors and schedules for several Cincinnati area churches. Creeds and Formulas and The Total Congregation are noted. Epworth League times and evening sermons announced. Speakers include Henry C. Jameson and Jessé Bowman Young with themed sermons about Methodism and community care.
Lutheran services and schedule at Walnut Hills and First English
The Walnut Hills Lutheran church on Stanton avenue and Locust street lists Charles S. Bauslin as pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and divine worship with sermon at 11 a m and a vesper service at 7 45 p m. First English on Race above Twelfth street notes R W Zeigler preaching at 11 a m and 7 46 p m.
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Walnut Hills
Stanton Avenue
Locust Street
Charles S. Bauslin
Twelfth Street
R. W. Zeigler
Religious services schedule listing multiple churches
Unitarian Reading Road and Lint Street Rev Thayer preaches The Peselmist at 11 a.m. First Universalist Essex Place Walnut Hills Rev Ayres 11 a.m. Sacred and Secular and 7 p.m. young people's meeting. Friends northwest corner Eighth and Mound Streets 11 a.m. worship with Francis W Thomas and Albert J Copeland 7 p.m. Union Gospel Mission Walnut and Canal 2 30 p.m. Sunday school 8 p.m. preaching. Vine Street Eighth to Ninth 8 p.m. The Reward of the Prophets by Herbert S Bigajow. New Thought Temple CMillan Street Gilbert Avenue 11 a.m. services.
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Unitarian
Reading Road
Lint Street
George A. Thayer
First Universalist
Essex Place
Walnut Hills
Samuel Gilbert Ayres
Young
People's Meeting
Friends
Eighth
Mound Streets
Francis W. Thomas
Dunreith
Ind
Albert J. Copeland
Union Gospel Mission
Walnut and
Canal Streets
S&s Ragowsky
Vine Street
Ninth
Herbert S. Bigajow
NEW Thought Temple
cMillan Street
Gilbert Avenue
God and Government Topic For Dr Hill Sermon
Dr Hill preaches on God and Government in a sermon announcing an upcoming anniversary celebration. The piece highlights the speaker and the thematic focus for the gathering.
Central Christian Church Celebrates John L Hill Anniversary
Tomorrow marks the third anniversary of John L Hill's pastorate at Central Christian Church with special services and large gatherings. Willibald Lehman, the organist, prepared music and the interior will be decorated. Morning sermon at 10 30 titled God and the Government. Evening sermon at 7 45 titled High Living and Low Thinking.
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Central Christian Church
John L. Hill
Willibald Lehman
Teen runaway seeks food after long fast at hospital
Henry Young a 16 year old colored youth from Chattanooga Tennessee walked into City Hospital in a exhausted state asking for food and a bed. He said he ran away to join a circus.
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Henry Young
Chattanooga
Tenn
City Hospital
County Commission Rejects Infirmary Stable Plan
In view of upcoming legislation to consolidate the Infirmary with Longview Hospital the County Commissioners refused to concur with the Infirmary Directors proposal to build a new stable at an estimated cost of 12000 dollars Commissioner Comer voted to permit the expenditure indicating a split decision and ongoing debate over the consolidation plan.
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Longview Hospital
Comer
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
A batch of cases listed in Common Pleas Court No. 139, range numbers 79 to 805, includes divorce and alimony petitions like Angela Fischer vs John Fischer, sales of real estate, injunctions, appeals from Squire Meyers, and a damages claim of 50,130 by The Meas Spring and Axle Company against Union Gas Company and others.
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Angela Fischer
John Fischer
Ree & Spangenberg
Harry W. Smith
Anna le Smith
Victor Heintz
John Bedinghaus
The
Purity Baking Company
Squire Meyera
William M. Friedman
William Kayser
Bees Wilp
Brad+ street
Spangenberg & No
Riggins & Tooker Company
William Skinner Company
Ire Muller
Geborn Paper Company
Fintias Muller
Thomas Mey
Hattie Kohl
C. Parks
Joals Frortmen
Harry Horstman
John B
Nicholas Fechter
S. Union Gas Ae Eee Y
Ars. H. Ewal Superior Court
Meas Spring and Axle Company
Union Gas
Bactic Company
Damares
Harmon
Bios
Goldemith
Joadly
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Captain Jinks
W. J. Carey
IDA Ararir Ronksnogh Stock Ca
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Miss Wentworth
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
House of Refuge
Falmouth
Della Fox
Jean Marcel
Lloyd
Bishop Hamilton
Conference of Methodist Ministers
Kentucky Fruit
W. Frank Martin
Groesbéeck
Wiley Chapel
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
Vincent
Church OF Our Saviour
Mt. Aupuin
Dudley W. Rhodes
Sernion
Boyd Vincent
Louis I. Belden
Epip Stanton
Walnut Hille
ST. Paulis Cathedral
Seventh and
Plum Streets
Spence Burton
Dean Matthews
Christian
Presbyterian
Protestant Episcopal
Church OF the Advent
Kemper Lane
Oly
Baptist
Christian Science
United Brethren
Methodist
C. E. Schenk
C. W. Horn
Epworth League
MT. Lookout
O. P. Hoffman
A. R. Pugh
D.v
Loyal Temperance Legion
Luthea Crane
Westwood
John A. Story
L. Seward
Auburn
Hasse O. Enwall
Gervvaise Roughton
Linwood
William C. Mitchell
Charles W. Sulff
Epworth
J. W. Pless
Trinity
Heber D. Ketcham
Lutheran
Dr. Hill
Common Pleas Court
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