Lew Fields Delivers Brilliant Comedy at the Lyric
Lew Fields and company present The Girl Behind the Counter at the Lyric with Henry Schniff in multiple disguises. Connie Ediss and the large cast receive universal acclaim for lively, polished performances and lavish staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Fields
Lyric
Henry Schniff
Mr. Schniff
Dixéy
Henry Beichitt
Hammersmith Gardens
Mr. Fields
Comedienne
Connie Ediss
Behniff
Schniff
Ph Ific
Iss
Heliss
Henry Schaiff
Universal Department Store
Miss Faust
Mise Dumorit
Mises Seig
Martin Brown
Charles Judels
Jude
Jardin de Paris
Lance
The Columbia's Programme Showcases Varied Acts
A Columbia week program features Léw Bloomin Gus Hib bert Fred Warren Walter Schrode Lizzie Mulvey The Four Browns Dec Kealey and their golden organ Ghities Mr Mrs Allison Edwin Holt and company The Mayor and the Manicurée The Three Voscarys and Josephine Sabei delighting audiences Babéj returns from Europe to warm reception with encores French acts bring vivacity The Allisons charm in a lively comedy sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Léw Bloomin
Gus Hibbert
Fred Warren
Walter Schrode
Lizzie Mulvey
Four Browns
Dec Kealey
Mrs. Allison
Allisons
Allison
Sis Hopkins
Montana at the Lyceum Delivers Strong Western Melodrama
Harry D. Carey stars as Jim Grahanmi in Montana at the Lyceum. The Western melodrama, praised for its poetic story and strong acting by Carey and Bessie Lee, features vivid Montana scenery and well crafted costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Lyceum
Harry D. Carey
Mr. Garéy
Jim Gra- Hanmi
Far West
Bessie Lee
Florence Harper
Ida Schaefer
Malifida King
Walter V. Coyle
Ferault
Russell Simpson
Soapy Higgins
Thomas Conrad
Buck Dalton
C. EB. Roberts
Abnér King
Thomas Ruano
Pony
Williams
Herbert Parker
Cheyenné
Harry
William Hickey
Shotgun Yohes
Frank Wilson
Cass Jackson
Bandit King melodrama thrills at Heucks with a strong cast
Review notes Jack Sheppard the Bandit King staged in Southern California style at Heuck's theater. Cast includes Antoinette Smart Rose Brahman Edith Browshing and Frank Nelson. Visuals and scene painting praised as the audience roared for a reappearance of actors after a vivid pirate ship and plantation setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heuck’s
Jack Shéppard
Heuck's
California
Jack Sheppard
Maggie Maloney
Gentleman Dan
Suindalé
Cal
Dorsey
Antoinette Smart
Rose Braham
Edith Browshing
Frank Nelson
Louis Hartman
Jéfferson Oosborhe
Thomas Kelly
United States Revenue
Quality stage show praised for cast and numbers
Keeler John Morris David Kramer May Walsh Allie Vivian Bélle Benson Eva Van Osten are well cast and give life to the performance. In the alfo Irvin Walton appears in an interesting specialty May Walsh introduces a pleasing turn Morris and Kramér dance with cleverness and the musical Bellis wins appreciation with a well executed act. The show compares favorably with a fly at the Standard and looks to a big week's business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sylvester
Stephen Téwhley
Sharlg
Adair
Glénn McChesney
Wilson Humimet
Walter Gilberts
Tweed Bix
Rhy McCheskey
Cincinnati
Miss Aadir
Olympic
Rhy
Aigen cer+tally
Miss Lafont
New York
Hummel
Gilbert
Fenwick
Lawton
Robert Bly
Olive Blakeney
Ravold
Rhy McChéshey
Nevada
Steve Townley
Clem
Névada
Berresford
Townley
McChesfeys
Stévée
McChéssey
Atgen
Keeler
John Morris
David Kramer
May Walsh
Allie Vivian
Bélle Benson
Eva van Osten
Irvin Walton
Morris
Kramér
Bellis
Rollickers at the People's offer lively burlesque show
The Rollickers burlesque and vaudeville troupe presented at the People's with cordial reception and generous applause. Madeline Gordon impressed in comic songs while L. Cohat, N. Jerome and Hazel Sanger led strong turns. The Empire Pony Ballet and Rosébuds drew attention as Daisy D Costa energized the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s
B. Dunne Goode & Co
Madeline Gordon
Alip
Will H. Cohat
Rushky
Nat
Jerome
Brushky
Hazel Sanger
William Patton
Violet Pearl
Alfred Hall
Grace Patton
Matt Taylor
Harry Hewitt
Charles Letford
A. Simon
Henry Simon
al Hall
Empire Pony Ballet
Daisy D'Costa
Patton
Hall
Colian
Hazel Banger
Dante
Barrymore to Star in Lady Frederick at Grand tonight
Miss Barrymore and an excellent company open a week at the Grand in W. Somerset Maugham's Lady Frederick at Monte Carlo settings. The engagement pits her against uncle John Drew's Jack Straw at another theater, with a strong cast led by Bruce McRae and Arthur Elliot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barrymore
Thé
John Drew
Jack Straw
Frederick Berdlles
Monte Carlo
Charles Frohman
Bruce McRae
Arthur Elliot
Douglas Gerrad
Charles Hamhmond
Jesitle Hustaée
Anita Rothe
Dixie Land comedy delights Walnut audience with vivid characters
Miss Parker's Dixie Land comedy draws strong applause at the Walnut Theatre. The cast led by John Owen and Lotta Blake delivers natural romance and wholesome humor with carefully drawn roles and a memorable old-fashioned pumpkin dance thrilling the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Miss Lotte
Blair Parker
Miss Parker
Dixie Land
the Walnut
John Owen
Martha Young
Lotta Blake
Gus Livingston
Gwendolin Brooks
Reeve May
Mae Greenwood
Walter Howar
John Ryan
Ernest Evers
Davia Ambrose
Henry Short
Howard Walsh
Donaldo O*nell
Thomas Townsend
Etta Long
Olive Brown
Auditorium Opens With High Class Vaudeville Policy
The Auditorium debuts today under new management G W Brnglebreth with vaudeville at 2 15 and 8 15 pm. Tickets ten and twenty cents feature Jesse Hale Gemspany and Smith and Daum plus Dick Barnes Arminta and Burke Jewett Hays and Linn Freda Terrell and the Newsboys' Comedy Four. Special souvenir programs will be offered during opening week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewt
G. W. Brnglebreth
Jesse Hale
Gemspany
Smith and Daum
Dick Barnes
Arminta
Arminta and Burke
Jewett
Hays and Linn
Freda Terrell
Newsboys
Comedy Four
Girls at Lyric next week in Fitch comedy Girls
The Lyric hosts the New York company for October 11 week presenting Clyde Fitch's comedy Girls about three young women in New York seeking independence. Notable cast includes Charles Cherry Florence Reed Ruth Maycliffe Aly Ricard Zelda Sears Herbert Standing and more as the rising curtain opens with the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
Dens Glyde Fitch
New York
Clyde Fitch
Charles Cherry
Florence Reed
Ruth Maycliffe
Aly Ricard
Zelda Sears
Herbert Standing
John Cumberland
John S. Marble
B. F. Bostwick
Phyllis Young
Miss Sabel Learns Paris Audience Whistle Etiquette
While performing in Paris Josephine Igabel or Miss Sabel tried to have the crowd whistle the chorus of There'll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight. The French audience refused with Non jamais de ma vin, explaining they whistle to show dislike. The performer realized she had misread local manners.
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Paris
Josephine Igabel
The
Columbia
Old Town
Sabel
France
London
New York
Miss Sabel
Butcher Contracts Rare Trichinosis Case at City Hospital
Physicians at City Hospital study Edward Schuyler a 35 year old butcher of 1621 Race Street as he nears death from trichinosis a rare disease contracted from eating raw pork. The case highlights the danger of minute worm infestation known as trichinae and the pattern of severe muscular paralysis and pain. Schuyler’s work with raw pork is cited as the likely cause and doctors express doubt on recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schueler
Esterd
Schy Jer
Schuyler
Stig
Carpenter Suspended By Amateur Athletic Association
London reports the suspension of J. C. Carpenter of Cornell by a general AA meeting over alleged foiling in the 400 meter race at the Olympic games. The ruling blocks any English runner from competing against him or others while he remains entered in events, potentially affecting Anglo American athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. C. Carpenter
Cornell
Amateur Athletic Association
Hajswélle
Hebrews Observe Day of Atonement in Cincinnati Temples
Yom Kippur began at sundown and will continue for twenty four hours. Cincinnati temples held services with sermons by rabbis as the community fasts and seeks forgiveness healing and renewal. Rabbi Grossman at Plum Street Temple spoke on Remember and Forget and forgiveness of enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jerusalem
Second Temple
Plum Street Temple
Rabbi Grossman
Cleveland Traction Fare Hike Address at Vire Street Church
Attorney D C G Weatenhaven of Cleveland spoke at Vire Street Congregational Church on Sunday night about the Cleveland traction problem. He noted the three to five cent fare increase after city control and apologized for reduced service, noting 116 attendees and a dinner with Daniel Kiefer at Havlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Vire Street Congregational Church
D. CG. Weatenhaven
Westenhavén
Augustus Thomas
Westenhaven
Havlin
Daniel Kiefer
Woman in Price Hill Attempts Suicide Over Economic Strain
Emma K. Vance, 27, of 2877 Wilder Ave, tried to shoot herself to ease burdens of supporting a child. The bullet hit her left shoulder. she survived. Sister Christina Hudleson found her, and Dr M G Blundeh treated her at City Hospital. condition not dangerous. She had voiced life troubles to friends recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma K. Vance
Wilder Avenue
Price Hill
Christina Hudleson
Ohio Librarians to Convene Three-Day Association Meet
The Ohio Library Association will hold a three days convention in the city starting tomorrow with librarians from neighboring states as guests. Notable speakers include Dabney of the University of Cincinnati, Miss M B Athens editor of The Public Libraries, Miss Elizabeth H Fitch of Case Library Cleveland, F B Dyer Cincinnati schools, Rufus B Smith Cincinnati and Just Brownsville Ky public librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Library Association
Dabney
University of Cincinnati
M. B. Athens
Public Libraries
Chicago
Elizabeth H. Fitch
Case Library
Cleveland
F. B. Dyer
Cincinnati Public Schools
Rufus B. Smith
Cincinnati
Mr. Just
Pubiic
Brownsville
Pastor Kapp Reports German Sundays Observed Closures
The Rev. Jacob W. Kapp of the First English Lutheran Church says in Germany Sundays see extensive traffic suspensions and shop closures. He toured cities including Dresden Berlin Munich Nuremberg Frankfort and Wiesbaden and will share insights in sermons and lectures this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob W. Kapp
Germany
Dresden
Berlin
Munich
Nuremberg
Frankfort
Weisbaden
Kapp
Last Chance for Delhi Traction Company Franchise
Delhi Mayor Squibb warns the Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Traction Company that its franchise will be revoked if its officials do not attend the Delhi Council meeting Tuesday night. The council has approved the third reading of the ordinance to terminate the reader’s franchise for hauling gravel through Delhi for non roadbed use, amid accusations of gravel dumping and gravel hauling for a private contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Traction Company
Delhi
Squibb
Railroads Adopt 10 Percent Liability Limitation Bill of Lading
The new uniform bill of lading to take effect November 1 limits railroad liability and imposes a 10 percent rate increase if shippers reject the new terms. Under the old bill, liability followed common law, but the railroad plan shifts most responsibility to the shipper unless opting for higher rates.
Shoe Fair Set to Open in Boston July 1909
The World’s One and Leather Fair Company led by President Oran McCormick plans a Boston exhibition on July 1 1909. A large building on the Charles River site is nearing completion with about 90 percent of the shoe and leather trade already pledged to participate. The aim is to educate retailers in global shoe marketing benefiting manufacturers retailers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
Oe and Leather Fair Company
Oran McCormick
Boston
McCormick
Crooks Loot Clothing Store Via Wall Hole Method
Police believe two burglars used a milk wagon to haul away cloth worth 300 dollars from Levi and Friedman, 807 811 Vine Street. They bored a 15 inch square hole through a partition to enter the building and left no sign on the front hallway door. Patrolmen Gough and Knight investigated, finding a billy near the hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi & Friedman
Vine Street
Gough
Knight
Billy
Fire Threatens Tenement At Sterling Hall
A candle toppled from a work bench in 414 West Sixth Street, Sterling Hall, igniting a bed pillow and causing a small blaze in D Friedman’s second floor apartment. Firemen from Box 249 quickly controlled the flames after a brief alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Friedman
West Sixth Street
Sterling Hall
Friedman
Western
Rison Avenues
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Standard
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City
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Daily
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