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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1908

Page

22

Ringling Brothers Big Circus Heads to Cumminsville and Norwood This Week

Festival features The Theodore Thomas Orchestra and stars including Mme. Gadski and Mme. Schumann-Heink. May 5 to 9 offer multiple concerts with choruses of 700 children, soloists, and various works by Haydn Bach Mozart Brahms Wagner and Debussy. Seats on sale at John Church Company with remaining seats throughout the week.

Ringling Brothers Cumminsville Norwood Music Hall Frank van der $Ucke Frederick A. Stock Crn Ccir Theodore Thomas Orchestra Mme Johanna Gadski Schumann-Heink Corinne Rider-Kelsey Spridtg Gadski Wagner Children’s Crusade Edward Johnson Liebesfruehling G. Schumann Dich Theure Halle Madame Gadski Olaf Trygvasson Rider-Kelsey Janet Spencer Daniel Beddoe Dalton Baker John Church Company Elm

Ringling Circus Ad Two Tickets to Mrs Roughope's Defense

A reader recalls Ringling Circus acts praising an elephant as a finished performer with detailed features and versatile talent. The note contrasts Ringling with murder mysteries, offering two tickets and inviting use.

Ring Shaw Ringling

Stage Gossip and Paris Taste for Theatrical Smartness

Rice and Barton Gaiety Co stories mix with Parisian acclaim for William Gillette and Pauline Chase as theater circles discuss prospects of actors named in an anecdotal Paris scene. Raymond Hitchcock recalls a humorous department store clocks joke about an Irishman and a wife anniversary as he remembers old times.

Paris William Gillette Hotel Rugz Pauline Chase Peter Pan Charles Frohman Vaudeville Theater Antoine Shakespeare

The Irish National Theater Company Plays Move Hearts

The Dublin company’s modest works The Building Fund A Pot of Broth The Rising of the Moon present the lives of the poor on stage. Their genre drama highlights adventure love of country and song while stressing compassionate depictions of hardship.

Tolstoi Brotherhood of Man Irish National Theater Company of Dublin Building Fund

Anglin Seeks Lighter Roles To Earn Comedienne Recognition

Margaret Anglin says she is eager to win recognition as a comedienne. She recalls once performing comedy with H. H. Sothern when Virginia Harned was ill. She notes her recent heavy roles have made her resemble certain dramatic characters and expresses a wish to pursue lighter, brighter parts.

Margaret Anglin H. H. Sothern Virginia Harned L Lghter Bees

Threatened invasion of the moving picture drama discussed

The New York Sun notes that canned music and canned drama threaten royalties. Walter Eaton argues playwrights foresee an active role in Washington hearings on copying and royalties. Authors warning that their works may be sought for film adaptation and licensing.

Walter Eaton O New York Sun Washington

Ringling Brothers Circus to Exhibit in Cumminsville and Norwood

The Ringling Brothers Circus announces two performances next Wednesday and Thursday in Cumminsville and Norwood. The parade begins at 9:30 AM from the grounds, then returns to Fountain Square. The show features three thousand performers, six hundred horses, and a spectacular automobile act by La Belle Roche.

Ringling Brothers Cumminsville Norwood Fountain Square Cincinnati Ring- Mag Brothers Ringling Ringling Brothers’ Circus Bastians France Clark Brothers England Merze- Golens Persia Marnello-Marnitz Italy Garnellos Spain Flying Jordans Patty Brothers Clarkonians la Belle Roche

Canned drama may face new legal readings in national law

A newspaper-voiced critique argues that cheap tickets undermine proper staging and audience engagement. It predicts that canned drama could be addressed by legislation, asserting that the art deserves redress and dignity through future statute.

Bequest Prompts Booze-Free Bet At Massachusetts Theater

Bert Baker of the Rice and Barton Big Gaiety Company discusses a Massachusetts youth who would receive 10000 dollars if he remains sober and tobacco-free until age 25. Comedian Charles Baron comments on the risks and temptations of alcohol, noting many squander fortunes on drink.

Bert Baker Rice & Barton Big Gaiety Company Standard Theater Massachusetts Charles Baron Neal Dow Robert Reed Redeye Brooklyn

Literary Notes by John T. McCutcheon on baseball season

Cartoonist John T. McCutcheon notes the arrival of the baseball season and writes a feature for Appleton's about the light and shadow of the game, illustrated with a dozen of his cartoons. He highlights the rising death rate of grandmothers of office boys as the season opens.

John T. McCutcheon Appleton’s

Noahs Ark Party Game Mentioned in Woman's Home Companion

The May issue describes a party game where each guest receives a numbered card and a slip with a number and animal name. Guests draw the animal on a blackboard, guess others’ animals on their cards, then compare results as the host reveals correct answers. A prize goes to the guest with the closest tally. A Noahs ark centerpiece is suggested for the supper.

Master of the Inn charms readers with sweet romance

Robert Herrick, Harvard graduate and professor of rhetoric at Chicago University, authored The Master of the Inn. Published by Charles Scribner's Sons on April 26, the story, first printed in Scribner's Magazine Christmas number, offers singular sweetness and charm for tired souls seeking rest and a new start.

Robert Herrick Charles Scribner's Sons Harvard Chicago University Scribner's Magazine

Brunhilda of Orr's Island Novel Promises Summer Release

William Jasper Nicolls plans a May publication for Brunhilda of Orr's Island set on Orr's Island and Casco Bay. The author, known for Gray Stone and A Dreamer in Paris, crafts a strong yet tender female lead with a fisherman’s niece and promises an appealing Philadelphia cover by Jacobs Co.

William Jasper Nicolls Jacobs Co Philadelphia

The Coast of Chance Sisters' Mystery in America

Esther and Lucia Chamberlain present a collaboration about a theft of an old English heirloom in America. The Solution unfolds with deft storytelling as the principal characters race for the denouement. The tale blends intrigue with a strong sense of racing passion.

Numerous 1900s Books Listed by Publishers in A Catalog Page

A long catalog fragment lists publications from multiple houses including McClure Company and Dole. Authors named include Mariorie Bowen Hugo Munsterberg Charles Edward Russell and John M. Thomas with varied topics from psychology to Italian literature and juvenile delinquency. Prices and illustr ations are noted for several titles, with publishers in Chicago Philadelphia Indianapolis and Washington.

McClure Company Mariorie Bowen Hugo Munsterberg Arthur Stringer Moffat, Yard & Co Nathan Askell Dole Outing Publishing Company James A. Henshall Thomas Y. Crowsl & Co John M. Thomas Thomas Travis Ben B. Lindsey G. W. Dillingham Company Dinkelspiel Looey George V. Hobart Tom Barclay J Waxem William J. Lampton Funk & Wagnall's L K. Funk Hang Holt & Co Green Peak Zephine Humvehaden Rick A. Stokes Alice Lounsberry Chicago

Women of St Peter's Guild Host Social in Carthage

The Women's Guild of St Peter's Episcopal Church held a social at Mrs Dell's home in Carthage. Donations from other churches were noted. Members listed include Mrs Dell, Mrs Darling, and other officers. The Rev C K Benedict and wife plan to travel to Europe for an Anglican conference in London. Flower sale at St Matthew's German Protestant Church set for May 4. Card party hosted by Mrs Robbins with prizes awarded to several participants.

Women's Guild St. Peter's Episcopal Church Dell Darling 7Inn George Drysdale Delver Dobbins Lee VanDermark Mangan Mangus Williamson Donders C. K. Benedict Europe Vincent Jordan London James Fishwick George Munroe Fishwick Lockland St. Mathew’s Robbins Koosta Merriman

Reception Held At Clarion Avenue Home In Evanston

Mr J J Castellini hosted a reception at his Clarion avenue residence in Evanston Monday night with a guest list including H V Speelman Ramsey Charlie Snyder Louis Seibert William Schwarz Michael Heintz R J Rossiaup Culbertson J D Englebert Albert Mittendorf Smith H Schraffenberger William North B J Wolff Paul Schmirer and George Beltzhoover Also noted Mr and Mrs Robert Miller entertained guests at the event.

J. J. Castellini Clarion Avenue H. V. Speelman Ramsey Charlies Snyder L Louis Seibert William Schwarz Michael Heintz R. J. Rossiaup A. Culbertson J. D. Englebert Albert Mittendorf Smith H. Schraffenberger William North B. J. Wolff Paul Schmirer George M. Beltzhoever Robert Miller

Mil­l er and Wife Mark Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary

A large crowd gathered last Wednesday evening to honor Mr and Mrs Miller on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Numerous friends and relatives attended including Rev Mark Hamburger and many named couples and single guests. Other local residents were noted as visiting, with Mr and Mrs Goldman hosting guests through the past week.

Mrs. Miller Mark Hamburger H. J. Cain J. J. Gilligan A. G. Rist F. Becksmith C. Anstead Hobby A. G. Schultz F. Wirsch H. Walker J. Lynsky F. Walker R. Murphy J. Hoey B. Kavanaugh H. Say Schweedler Rs. H. Rosskopf Connor

Newtown Social Notes Feature Visits Across Towns

Mrs Gilen Philhouer and daughter from Madisonville spent Thursday with her mother Mrs Harriett Ayers. Miss Lucy Dair visited friends in Norwood. Miss Louise Durham and Mrs Charlies Mouthmore were entertained at the home of Mrs Sophia Joseph in Columbia last Sunday. Miss Edith Darr was among friends from the revenue who have been in California with TM Bome tomorrow.

Gilen Philhouer Madisonville Harriett Ayers Lucy Dair Norwood Misa Louise Durham Charlies Mouthmore Sophia Joseph Columbia Edith Darr California Bome Morrow

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RAND Rainforth & Havlin UM Matinee Daily BEST Chester Haydn Mme. Gadski Daniel Beddee St. Matthew's Passion Bach Taylor-Jones Daniel Beddoes Dayton Baker Tom Daniel Chapman-Goold Herbert Witherspoon Hans Seltz Leonore Aria Don Giovanni Mozart Ae Gadski Don Wa AN. Ose Brahms Strauss Beethoven Schubert Ore Young Nun Madame Santis Pigar Arla Samson Souuee Gene Co Saint-Saens Schumann-Heink Waldweben Eda Estra Brangane Tristan and Isolde Madame Schumann-Heink Siegfried Rhine Vorspiel Meistersinger Damozel Debussy Migs Janet Spencer Arla, Abschecher Fidelicc Pax Greenroom Charlie Barton Rice and Barton Gaiety Company Barton Kyn Maine Jim Raymond Hitchcock Copeland Schuyler Poe Pat America Barnum, Bailey, Forepaugh Sells Brothers Bobbs-Merrill Co Indianapolis Jnd Wnions Baker New York City A. C. McClurg & Co Katherine Tynan The Reilly & Britton Company Holland Oak Bellum John A. Higinbotham Ilustrat Pearson Brothers Dr. A. A. Wills Bobbs-Merrill Company Esther and Lucia Chambellan Clarence Anwood the National Tribune John McElroy Carthage Evanston Wed Thur Celerain Kng Grove Avenin Ave Elm St Sants Mirza-Golems Duttons Daisy Hodgins Funny Men Fea Ries Ee Cable Piano CO N. B. Cor Elm Streets Pure Food Union Gas and Electric Elsie Mann Mrs. Brodbeck Mrs. Rothschild Mrs. Goldman Newtown
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