Cobra at Shubert and Show Off at Grand in Burlesque Bill
A historical Shubert Theatre engagement features Cobra a serious drama by Martin Brown with strong cast led by Margaret Knight Walter Gilbert and Kathryn Givney receiving hearty applause. Show Off at Grand stars Aubrey with Ray mond Wallace and Mary Horne Morrison delivering sharp comic performances to a full house.
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Shubert
Grand
Cox
Burlesque
Martin Brown
Shubert Theater
New York
Elise van Zile
Money
Jack Race
Tony Dorning
Jack
Tony
Elsie
Elise
Judith Drake
Judith
Wisie
Alne
Margaret Knight
Walter Gilbert
George, le Guere
Kathryn Givney
Jeanne de Me
Walter Horton
Naii Grute
George Kelly
Ma Fisher
Aubrey
Amy
Pa Fisher
Clara
Joe Fisher
Gertrude Fowler
Mariam Cordell
Paul Starr Smith
Charles T. Lewis
Myron Paulson
George Warrington
The Show Off Returns to Grand Opera House
Aubrey Piper stars in The Show Off at the Grand Opera House. The vaudeville style bray and sharp dialogue evoke a familiar window into life with characters you know. The curtain rises on a comedy about envy, wit, and social satire as audiences laugh with familiar echoes of themselves.
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Grand
Aubrey Piper
Grand Opera House
George Kelly
Aubrey
Second week of The Miracle at Music Hall in Cincinnati
The Miracle returns for a second week at Music Hall with a transformed venue and a spectacular medieval legend. Lady Diana Manners and Elizabeth Schirmer alternate as the Madonna, with Frau Fritz Feld as the Piper. The production promises unmatched beauty and power in a landmark spectacle.
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Music Hall
Cincinnati
Music
Madonna
Max Reinhart
Diana Manners
Elizabeth Schirmer
Diana
Miss Tree
Fritz Feld
The Fool at Cox Theater Stock Receives Warm Reception
Channing Pollock's The Fool at Cox Theater drew an appreciative audience with Don Burroughs as Daniel Gilchrist the preacher who seeks Christlike life. Lawrence O'Brien praised George Goodkind as a hard boiled Wall Street operator and Richard Irving as Jerry Goodkind a wastrel son. Lew Welch stood out among the other male roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox Theater
Channing Pollock
Daniel Gilchrist
Jesus
Don Burroughs
George Goodkind
Lawrence O'Brien
Wall Street
Jerry’’ Goodkind
Richard Irving
Lew Welch
Belle Baker Headlines at B. F. Keith’s Theater
Belle Baker tops the bill at B F Keith’s yesterday afternoon in a pale green dress with new songs and dances. The program also features Billy Lytell and Tom Fant the Chocolate Cake Eaters, Galla Rini and Sisters, Mel Klee The Prince of Wails, Zelda Brothers acrobatics, Jack Princeton and Lillian Watson in Too Late, Wally Bradley and May Hennessey, and Charlie Chase Caretaker’s Daughter with Pathe News.
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Belle Baker
B. F. Keith
Keith’s
Charlesburg
Miss Baker
Belle
Billy Lytell
Tom Fant
Chocolate Cake Eatsers
Galla- Rini
Galla-Rini
Mel Klee
Prince of Wails
Zelda Brothers
Jack Princeton
Lillian Watson
Wally Bradley
May Hennessey
Charlie Chase
Pathe
Samuel T. Wilson
Bits of Personality tops Palace Theatre bill this week
Palace Theatre offers a well balanced program led by Bits of Personality starring Ethel Parker and Eugene Costello with the Philippine Sextet. The act features Parker’s dazzling dancing while the rest of the bill includes Pat and Julee Levolo Irene Trevette Robbie Brooks and others. The screen feature is The Scarlet Honeymoon with Shirley Mason.
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Palace Theater
Nadi
Palace
Ethel Parker
The
Sixth Street
Playiteuse
Miss Parker
Eugene Costello
Pat
Julee Levolo
Julee
Irene Trevette
Robbie Brooks
Louise Philson
Turc’’ Duncan
Tony Bell
Charles Naples
Willard Mack
Joseph E. Bernard
Trid Jason
Dan Creed
Viola Davis
Shirley Mason
Mason
Rarin' to Go at the Olympic showcases colored and white acts
Ed Daley brings the big show to the Olympic this week. The program opens with white acts then shifts to a colored cast led by Joe Jordan and Lovey Taylor. Billy Foster delivers in spots though much of the material falls flat. Midgie Gibbons and Lillian Edbrooke appear among solid performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Daley
Billy Foster
Elmer Redmond
Elmer
Jack
Wright
Joe Klrsch
Midgie Gibbons
Lillian Edbrooke
Lola la Mond
Joe Jordan
Florence McLain
Lovey Taylor
Dark Town Comedian Delights With Prize Fight Bit
Ti Moore shines in a rough and tumble prize fight bit backed by Jimmie Ferguson and Gladys Smith in a burlesque titled The Mummy. The finale features a fast moving coon clip with the company showing off talents. Honors go to Tim Moore for a dingo opera scrap and Dancing Dave for acrobatic hooferwork.
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Ti Moore
Jimmie Ferguson
Gladys Smith
Moore
Ferguson
Tim Moore
Dave
Harold W. Coates
Naughty Nifties at Empress Theater Delights Audiences
Burlesque review highlights Naughty Nifties at the Empress Theater on Vine Street this week. The two day show features abundant music comedy and dancing with standout chorus girls Beulah Baker Helen Harris and Dolly Dale Morrisey. James Bennett L. Rice and Raymond King provide clever comedy and song numbers as The Charleston contest offers $100 in gold to the couple best interpreting the dance novelty at each performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress
Empress Theater
Vine Street
Dolly Dale Morrisey
James Bennett
L. Rice
Raymond King
Mr. King
Talmadge at the Capitol in Graustark film
Norma Talmadge stars in Graustark at the Capitol Theatre with Eugene O Brien. The romance follows a West trip and New York intrigue as the Princess pursues an American who is framed for murder and escapes, aided by the Princess. Cast includes Marco Dermott Wanda Hewley Winter Hall Roy D Alvey Lilian Lawrence.
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Talmadge
Capitol Theatre
Norma Talmadge
Graystark
Miss Talmadge
Eugene O’brien
West
New York
Miss Guggenslocker
Graustark
MarcoDermott
Wanda’ Hewley
Winter’ Hall
Roy D’alvey
Lillian Lawrence
The Lost World At Lyric Theater Continues Run
The Lost World film at the Lyric Theater enters its third week as audiences crowd to see prehistoric monsters brought to life. Stars Bessie Love Lewis Stone Wallace Beery and Lloyd Hughes drive the human interest in the South American expedition tale.
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Lyric i
Conan Doyle
Lyric Theater
Bessie Love
Lewis Stone
Wallace Beery
Lloyd Hughes
South America
Pretty Ladies at the Strand Theater Opens Week Run
The Strand Theater premieres Pretty Ladies featuring Ann Pennington and a starry cast including Zasu Pitts Tom Moore Lilyan Tashman Norma Shearer Conrad Nagel Helen DAlgy and George K Arthur. The plot follows an actress chasing her heart with backstage romance and a shifting love triangle.
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Strand Theater
Ann Pennington
Papas
Cat
Zasu Pitts
Tom Moore
Lilyan Tashman
Norma Shearer
Conrad Nagel
Helen D’algy
George K. Arthur
Harold Lloyd Stars in The Freshman at Walnut
Harold Lloyd headlines at the Walnut Theater in The Freshman. The comedy follows his antics at Tate College where a football game reveals his real stuff as Jobyna Ralston leads the female cast and the crowd reacts with cheers and roars.
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Harold Lloyd
Walnut
Lloyd
Tate College
Jobyna Ralston
What Fools Men at Family Theater
The Family Theater screens What Fools Men this week. Based on Henry Kitchell Webster's Joseph Greer and His Daughter the drama follows a man disgusted by his friends infidelity and crooked business. He vows to oppose them alone but his integrity falters when his daughter marries a man he disapproves.
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Family Theater
Henry Kitchell Webster
Joseph Greer
Films with Lewis Stone Lead Cast in Local Spotlight
The production features Lewis Stone as the lead with a strong ensemble including Shirley Mason Barbara Medford David Torrence Hugh Allan John Patrick Joyce Compton and Ethel Grey Terry. The Zoo Has a Big Day Despite Weather draws hundreds to Zoo Gardens enjoying the animal and bird collection and rides.
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Lewis Stone
Shirley Mason
Barbara Medford
David Torrence
Hugh Allan
John Patrick
Joyce Compton
Ethel Grey Terry
Greater Service Planned by Club
The Cincinnati Foreign Policy Association plans expansion this year in cooperation with the National Association. An enlarged fourfold service includes constant data collection from organizations abroad and here, original research on topics like raw material apportionment, and distribution of biweekly editorial bulletins to about five hundred newspapers for objective background.
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Cincinnati Foreign Policy Association
National Association
Russell Wilson
Simon Kuhn
Cincinnati Association
First National Bank
Institute of Economics
Institute of International Education
Council On Foreign Relations
World Peace Foundation
American Committee On the Rights of Religious Minorities
Evangelical Mission Boards
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
International Missionary Council
British Institute For International Affairs
Association For International Understanding
Reference Service
American Library
Paris
League of Nations
Russia
United States
Robberies Across City Reported Including Five Dollar Theft
Charles C. Green reports a $5 robbery after refusing to match pennies with two men at Sixth Street and Broadway. William H. Fells loses $140 from a billfold in a cafe on Mitchell and Spring Grove. William Hammond and Roger Hinke, plus Allen Muskersell, describe separate robberies nearby, with watches and a purse snatched on Plum Street and a shop theft totaling $60. Police notes list suspects as armed with two or more assailants involved.
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Sixth Street
Broadway
Charles C. Green
Liberty Street
Alliance, O
Fourth and
Race Streets
Mitchell
Spring Grove Avenue
William H. Fells
Howell Avenue
William Hammond
Rockdale Avenue
Vine Street
Hammond
Reading Road
Plum Street
Post Square
Roger Hinke
West Sixth Street
Allen Muskersell
West Seventh Street
Deaconess Hospital Campaign Opens With Dinner Speaker Lineup
The Deaconess Hospital $500000 building fund drive starts with a gala dinner at Gibson Roof Garden tomorrow night. Co M Bookman and August Tuechter head the event with Judge William Lueders and other leaders from the hospital planning committees. Six hundred workers are expected as the trustees explain the Clifton avenue Straight street site and the plan to expand at the present hospital plant.
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Co. M. Bookman
Council of Social Agencies and Community Chest
Deaconess Hospital
Gibson Roof Garden
August H. Tuechter
William H. Lueders
George J. Gruen
W. C. Harris
Board of Education
Hughes High School
Lohmann
Despondent Wife Cremates Herself in Barn Fire
Mrs. Julia Sarver age 47 of Marietta Colorado died by self immolation in a barn while family slept. Her charred remains were found during a morning search by officials. Despondency listed as the cause.
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Burns
Associated Press
Marietta, CO
Julia Sarver
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