Skinner Shines in Balzac Drama Philippe Bridau
The drama adaptation of Balzac's Philippe Bridau features Mr. Skinner in a heroic swashbuckler role with bold duel scenes and a vivid Issoudun setting. The cast includes A. G. Andrews as Rouget, Percy Haswell as Flora, Harry Burkhardt as Orsanto, and Francis Carlyle as Max Gilet, delivering strong character portraits and stage realism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.Skinner
Philippe Bridau
Napoleon
Issoudun
Jean-Jacques Rouget
Flora Brazier
Max
Flora
Paris
Balzac
Emile Fabre
Paul M. Potter
Skinner
Bridau
Colonel Bridan
Dumas
Old Rouget
Skipner
Charles Frohman
A. G. Andrews
Percy Haswell
Harry Burkhardt
Ors’anto
Francis Carlyle
Max Gilet
Merry Widow and the Devil Delight Audiences This Week
The Joe Weber Company stars Walter Jones as the agreeable Devil and Blanche King as the appealing Merry Widow. Audiences flock to the show with a large, beautiful production and promising crowds as the engagement continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Widow
Mr. Weber
Walter Jones
Blanche King
Joe Weber
Iane
Mr. Aylward Undergoes Gallstone Surgery At Christ’s Hospital
Treasurer of the Grand Opera House, Mr. T. E. Aylward, was operated on yesterday at Christ’s Hospital for gall stones. He remained under anaesthesia for three hours and is reported to be rallying. Albert F. Birnbryer will manage Grand’s box office in his absence.
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Aylward
T. E. Aylward
Grand Opera House
Christ's Hospital
Grand’s
Albert F. Birnbryer
Forty Five Minutes From Broadway at Walnut Street Theater
George M. Cohan and Harris bring the music drama Forty Five Minutes From Broadway to the Walnut Street Theater for a week starting Sunday. The show features Cohan’s songs and new dramatic scenes in a lively period-style production.
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B’way
George M. Cohan
Broadway
Cohan
Harris
Walnut Street Theater
Gil Robinson World Traveler at Directors Meeting
Gil Robinson the younger brother of Governor John Robinson and a New York City resident attends a directors’ meeting of the United States Lithographing Company. A famed globe trotter with two world tours and extensive travels in Europe and the Far East, he now plans a long journey through China and Japan as a multimillionaire.
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Gil Robinson
John Robinson
Tom
Mr. Robinson
New York City
United States
Europe
Far East
China
Japan
Matinee at Walnut Features Scott Welch in New Rochelle
The Walnut offers a pop suburban musical comedy with Scott Welch in a leading role. Set in New Rochelle a short ride from Broadway the show promises novelties in scenes and characters as Frances Gordon plays a servant girl role originated by Fay Templeton.
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Scott Welch
New Rochelle
Broadway
New York Central Railroad
Walnut
Frances Gordon
Fay Templeton
Collapsed actor endures night after wife’s death
Harl Stirling of the College Theater stock company collapsed during a performance in Chicago on October 19. His wife had been in critical condition all week and died Saturday. With no understudy, Stirling continued to act nightly, then broke down after the show and was taken to a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harl Stirling
College Theater
Stirling
Forepaugh to Stage Brown of Harvard Next Week
Forepaugh Company presents Brown of Harvard in a spirited production hailed as a hurricane of laughter. Featuring Harry Woodruff, the show promises lively youth scenes, songs, boat race and college pranks with authentic Forepaugh production care.
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Brown
Harvard
Harry Woodruff
Notable Evening at Olympic Theater Event by Dorcas Chapter
The Olympic Theater home to Forepaugh Stock Company will host an Eastern Star Dorcas Chapter event this evening. Visiting Masons and their wives arriving for the conclave will be entertained with a decorated venue and varied program including special features and a rendition of a noted piece.
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Olympic
Olympic Theater
Dorcas Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Dorcas Chapter Presents Flag and Song at Lodge Event
Reuben Lawson wrote a new song Dor cas to be sung by Mrs Walter Lawson with Garden of Dreams by Clare Cummer. Between acts the Dorcas Chapter will present Carson Lodge F and A M with a large silk American flag. officers will receive it and felicitation addresses will be given. The Star Spangled Banner closes the exercises.
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Dorcas
Reuben Lawson
Walter Lawson
Garden of Dreams
Clare Cummer
E. T. Carson Lodge
A. M
Carson Lodge
The Battle at Lyric Promises Giants Clash on Stage
The new play The Battle by Moffett debuts at the Lyric with Wilton Lackaye as John J Haggleton. A millionaire capitalist and a street preacher clash over labor and capital in a dramatic yet largely comedic tale. Liebler & Co. package a strong supporting cast including Holland Bilkins Barnes Griffin Abbe Vic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton ‘Lackaye
John J. Haggleton
Witon Lackaye
Liebler & Co
Holland
Grace Bilkins
H. Barnes
Gerald Griffin
Charles Abbe
Josephine Victor
Roberson to Bring Travelogues to Cincinnati Lyric
Francik R. Roberson returns to Cincinnati for four travelogues at the Lyric Theater. He will present North Holland as the first program next Sunday afternoon using stereopticon and moving pictures from his summer motoring trip through Holland Norway Sweden and Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francik R. Roberson
Cincinnati
Lyric Theater
Holland
Roberson
New
Rogers Brothers Stage Comedian Gus Rogers Dies in New York
Gus Rogers of the Rogers Brothers comedy team died at his New York home from appendicitis. He had postponed surgery after a Chicago attack in 1902, built a storied vaudeville career with brother Max, and was valued at about 300000. Maude Raymond widow and two children survive. Max Rogers canceled engagements and chartered a special train for New York with his company.
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New York
Gus Rogers
Rogers Brothers
Rogers
Chicago
Max
Gus
Boston
Klaw
Erlanger
London
Maude Raymond
Max Rogers
Brother Is Greatly Moved: Gus Rogers Dead in New York
Max Rogers of the Rogers Brothers confrims Gus Rogers died in New York City from appendicitis. He expressed deep grief in Toledo at the Secor Hotel before a local theater engagement, calling Gus the best brother and business partner, and noting his influence on the firm and Raymond de Foy Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Max Rogers
Rogers Brothers
Gus Rogers
New York City
Secor Hotel
Gus
Ile
Plaude Raymond
de Foy Company
Rogers Brothers Panama Tour Abandoned After Illness
Cincinnati crowds learned Gus Rogers is ill forcing cancellation of Rogers Brothers in Panama at the Grand Opera House. The advance agent Walter Messenger was notified while Rainforth prepared an alternative engagement for the following week. The Brothers rose to fame in earlier productions but illness ends their Cincinnati visit and tomorrow's show.
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Theatrical Syndicate
Rainforth
Max
Gus Rogers
Canary and
Cever
Old Grand Opera House
People's
Klaw and
Erlanger
Cincinnati
The
Grand
Rogers Brothers
Ireland
Messenger
Fanny Rice Ill in Hotel Harlin Tour Halt Pending Recovery
Fanny Rice of At the French Ball fame lies at the Hotel Harlin with a severe cold that may become pneumonia. She was to appear in Hamilton Saturday but illness forced cancellation. managers hope for a speedy recovery and resumption of the tour next week.
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Fanny Rice
Harlin
Miss Rice
Hamilton
Old tunes thrill crowd at New Music Hall rink week start
Warm weather does not hinder large matinee and evening attendance at the New Music Hall Rink as week three opens. Dane Claudius and Miss Melody Scarlet perform banjo numbers from the 1849 and 1861 repertoires with lyrics shown on the screen.
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Music Hall
Columbia
Dane Claudius
Miss Melody Scarlet
Jim
Josie
Lily Dale
Susanna
Darlinz Nellie Gray
Dan Tucker
Nellie Bly
Billy Boy
Johnnie
Mr. Claudius
Blanche Sates
New York
Miss Scarlet
Real Estate Trades Near Norwood and Observatory Road
Louis J. Kennedy sold to W. D. Freeman a lot on Lindley avenue Norwood near Montgomery pike for 900 dollars. Freeman plans a perfume factory on the site. Ebersole & Co. sold to Catharine Clancy several lots on the north side of Observatory road 216 feet west of Paxton road fronting 119 by 240 feet deep, with plans for several residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Kennedy
W. D. Freeman
Lindley Avenue
Norwood
Montgomery Pike
Mr. Freeman
Ebersole & Co
John M. Walsh
Catharine
Clancy
Observatory Road
Paxton Road
Real estate transfers listed with multiple parcels and owners
A garbled real estate notice records numerous transfers and deeds. Names include Anna Gauselmann, Bertha Weebler, William H. Pugh, Jacob Kline, Elizabeth Meyer, Sophia Fein, and Mary Scott among others. Parcels reference Lot 12 in Anthony 7 Densersoeree sub, Lot 399 in Bofinger Hopkins third sub, and various blocks in Norwood and Oakley Park. The list cites encumbrances and lot dimensions, with multiple sellers and executors transferring property to heirs or buyers.
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Mhoksoeys
Oakley Park Company
W. EB. Man
Ray
John, Burgoyne
D. Fein
Jacob Kinne
Also
Nort
Helnein Natt
B. B. Co
Paso
Ala’ Ech
Avondale
Nick. Schwarz
Roessler
Cary Homestead
Praemprovement Co
S. Tian
Grantor
H. Meyer
Frank Schultz
Mortgage activity and cancellations in local records
The column lists numerous mortgage filings and cancellations by various individuals and entities, naming payees such as Oakley Bank and Loan Co and Carthage Savings and Loan, with amounts including 3,000 2,500 and 1,200. Several entries reference transfers to Delta L. A. Co and Westwood one, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fey
Julia Hirst
Martha Helmig
Glenn
Minnie Wissman
Oakley B. & L. Co
Weienes Io Wild
Pees Hill L. & B
Patti W. S Zuimisseln
Queen City Savings B. & T. Co
Mary Albers
McCook L. & B. Co
Mary Kern
Carthage S
L. A
George White
John White
B. Becker
J. H. Brockman
Ibing Wesselman
Dora Bockholt
John Faulhaber
Twelfth Ward
Josephine Wolschlegel
Norwood
Occa
Same
E. W. Conant
Julia A. Kuhlman
To &T. Co
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Courts
A list of recent case filings includes Edward Anthony vs J L Anderson on appeal from Squire Tibbles, William J Barr vs Nora Barr for divorce, EB H Meyer vs Joseph Fronkier lien for 213.50, Emil Wurtz vs Carrie Wurtz for divorce, Clare Hughes vs Oscar Hughes for divorce, Sawyer & Herzog vs A R Groff on appeal, William Greenwald et al v Henry Burkhold et al for sale of real estate, Elizabeth Weis v Edward Owo on a 500 note, The Monitor Store and Range Co v E H Bardes Range and Youndry Co for injunction and accounting. proceedings listed in Common Pleas and Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Anthony
J. L. Anderson
Squire Tibbles
William J. Barr
Nora Barr
S B. Deal
EB. H Meyer
Joseph Fronkier
Emil Wurtz
Carrie R. Wurtz
J. B. Derbes
Clare Hughes
Oscar
Elizabeth Weis
Edward O Wo
James B. O’donnell
the Monitor Store and Range Company
E. H. Bardés Range and Youndry Company
Maxwell] & Ramsey
James F. Donovan
Sadie
William Deckert
Linn Street
CC. S. Sparks
Emil Wartz
Carrie Ritchie Wartz
Joseph B. Derbes
Clara Hughes
Oscar Hughes
Central Avenue
Newport
Charles W. Spicer
A. B. Deal
Court News Highlights From Common Pleas and Divorces
Three sentenced in Common Pleas Court for theft and pocket picking with penalties up to three years in the penitentiary. A stove firm sues over the Resor name, seeking injunction and damages. Divorces filed or contested by multiple spouses. Probate values set for Abraham Wildberg estate. US Court orders stock transfers reversed for Cypress Lumber creditors. Civil suit by James Jones for damages against Patrolman Harnold after a shooting incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hamilton
Pfleger
Dena Schwab
Walter Kaiser
Harry Withhworth
Hugh Davis
George Atkins
Monitor
H.H. Bartles Range and Foundry Company
Plaintiff
Resor
Maxwell
United States Court
William Mitchell
Cypress Lumber Company
Mitchell
William
George
Helm Woodward
James Jones
Covington
Louis Hartnold
Cincinnati Police
Jones
Harnold
Organizing National Bank in Middletown
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Hamilton Ohio. On October 19 George W. Platt a Cincinnati lawyer is organizing a new National Bank at Middletown. It is said Harry Walburg formerly of the Sorg estate will be the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
George W. Platt
Cincinnati
Middletown
Harry Walburg
Sorg
Centenary Masons Parade Set for City Streets
The Blue Lodge Masons plan a 2:30 p.m. grand parade through Cincinnati to mark the centennial of the M W Grand Lodge of Ohio. Five thousand expected. divisions and staff listed. grand marshal’s staff in dark coats and white gloves. Events include receptions at the Business Men's Club and Lodge degree work across several lodges. Vice President Fairbanks may speak at Music Hall centennial exercises tomorrow night.
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Blue Lodge Masons
M. W. Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Ohio
Broadway
Plum
Main
Walnut
Linton Hotel
John A. Johnson
Charles F. Hake
Grand Marshall R.baker
H. M. Hagelbarger
E. G. Chamberlin
Byron
Fogle
J. W. Moore
A. L. Rawlings
G. W. McKibben
Alfred Butler
C. L. Hains
Henry Scott
A. Forster
J. W. Darrah
Walter Hamilton
T. E. Bradbury
Milo S. Davis
Charles F. Buchholtz
F. H. Marquis
Lowell
F. Hobart
C. M. Carter
G. Henry Schlachter
Lafayette Lodge
M. W
Grand Lodge
George W. Fels
G. F. Belden
McMillan and
N. C. Harmony Lodges
Children of Ohio Masonic Home
tally+ shoes
Madisonville
Walnut Hills
Excelsior
Hanselmann
Wyoming
J. M. Allen
Fred W. Schwenk
G. A. Wiltsee
Cincinnati
Montgomery
Cynthea
McMahen
Avon
Norwood
Price Hill
Monitor
North Bend
Snow Lodges
Joseph W. Kahler
Walter D. Cole
Vattier Lodge
Kilwinning
Sharonville
W. A. So
Masonic Veterans’ Association
Cincinnati Lodge
Hanselmann Lodge
Twelfth
Walnut Streets
Fairbanks
Music Hall
Cincinnati Barber Death in North Carolina Suicide
William H. Blank, a Cincinnati barber who had recently come to Salisbury, North Carolina, left a note telling someone to take care of his wife and three children and stating he was going to the woods never to return. He was found dead near the city from opium poisoning, with the cause given as suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Salisbury
N. C
William H. Blank
Cincinnati
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Otis Skinner
MR. Otis. Skinner
Montgomery Phister
World Traveler
Roberson’s
Gus,and
Reo Re
Ato
Clinton Street
Common Pleas Court
Superior Court
Court News
Abraham Wildberg
Wildberg Box Company
Wildberg Lumber Company
A. & H. Wildberg & Co
Colorado Consolidated Mines Company
Red Rose Mining Company
National Institution At
Blue Lodge of Masons
Cincinnatian
Self
W. H. Blank
North Carolina
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