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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1908

Page

7

The Battle and Brown of Harvard at Lyric and Olympic

Wilton Lackaye stars in The Battle at the Lyric with strong support from Grace Filkins and Josephine Victor. the play centers on a father son dynamic amid Haggleton’s moral lessons and theatrical passion. Brown of Harvard at Olympic impresses with a riveting boat race scene and robust ensemble work by Forepaugh players led by Frank Sylvester.

Wilton Lackaye LYRIC Brown Harvard New York Mr. Moffett Haggleton Lackaye Cory Grace Filkins Jenny Moran Mr. Abbey Exhra Happy Jon Crea R. Ner Philip Josephine Victor Margwrence E. M. Holland Ge Gritfin Olympic Parquette Tom Brown Frank Sylvester Mr. Sylvester Iteev Joyd Fennimore O'Hara

Thorne's Sordid Love Triangle Shown On Stage

The Forepaugh production captures Wilfred Kenyon's doomed influence on Thorne and sister Marian with strong performances by Harry Fenwick Evelyn Kenyon and Mrs Kenyon as well as lively portrayals by Sylvester Ravold and Cartwright The varsity crew scene and stage management heighten the tension and earn curtain calls for the ensemble.

Harry Fenwick Wilfred Kenyon Thorne Wilson Hummel John Cartwright Jennie Ellison Marian Thorne Gilbert Ely Victor Colton Varsity Ravold Jacob Bruehl

Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway Is Touring Again

The touring production of George M. Cohan’s Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway played at Walnut Street Theater with original scenery and many company members. Frances Gordon stood in for Fay Templeton as Mary Jane Jenkins, while Scott Welsh impressed as Kid Burns and James Manning as Daniel Cronin. The melodrama with music drew praise for the staging and chorus, though comparisons to Victor Moore varied.

Broadway Fay Templeton Victor Moore George M. Cohan Walnut Street Theater Frances Gordon Templeton Mary Jane Jenkins Scott Welsh Victor Moors Victor Moors In This Same Character When Seen Here At the Grand James H. Manning Daniel Cronin James A. Cavett James Blake Elizabeth Drew Flora Dora Dean Harry Gwynette Eugene MacGregor Tom Bennett Susan Chiswell Purdy Mary Cunard David Dean Miss Templeton France Gordon Mary Kid Burns Welsh

Veiled Vaudeville at the Walnut Delights Large Audiences

The Walnut stage housed a popular vaudeville bill with acts by Miss A Bell Mr Yates and Jules Ruby in Two Hundred Miles From Broadway. Edwin Day's Christmas idyl, plus German act Collins and Brown and the Amo roS Sisters delighted crowds. Claude Gillingwater as September Knightly gave a witty performance, with other sketches and Silbon's Novelty Circus drawing praise. Cast included Hugh Gibson Genevieve Kane Carlyn Strei litz Edward Fremont Joe C. Berry Kathryn Marney and others.

Broadway A. Bell Eee. Yates Ules Ruby Edmund Day Columbia Collins and Brown Amoros Claude Gillingwater September Knightly Gillingwater Hugh Gibson Genevieve Kane Carlyn Streilitz Edward Fremont Ray L. Royce York State Tony Wilson Mile Heloise Clayton Kennedy Mattie Rooney Silbon Mr. Silgon Chicago Detroit

Scribner's Show at the Standard Delights Audiences

Sam Scribner presents burlesque and vaudeville at the Standard with two major burlesques "Three Weeks in Egypt" and "Electricity Is Life" plus an audacious alio. Star cast includes Lorenze Black Maussey Carlysle Raymond May and others with The Advance Agent staged by Black and Maurice Frank.

Scribner The Standard Sam Scribner Arthur Roy Guiseppe Brianza Jean Bedini Mr. Lorenze Mr. Black Miss Carlysle William Maussey Miss Raymond Miss May Mr. Lorenzo Mr. Maussey Columbia Sextet Fajardo Brianza Bendini Arthur John J. Black Maurice Frank Mr. Frank Sam Dessner Squire Stebbins Helena May Lillian Stebbins

Navigators Burlesque at People's Delights Audiences

The Miss New York Jr company presents a varied burlesque at the People's with White and Perry as prima donna and sport. Abe Reynolds and Dave Ferguson impress as impersonator and Beau Brummel while Lilla Brennan and a strong chorus provide pleasing talent. The Navigators features a moving train holdup scene with well staged showings and strong musical numbers backing the ensemble. The cast includes Abe Reynolds, Dave Ferguson, George Perry, Lee White, Lilla Brennan, Fred Easterbrook, and Will McFarlane.

New York, Jr People’s Miss New York, Jr People's White Perry Dave Ferguson Beau Brummel Abe Reynolds Lilla Brennan Esterbrooks Ensores Still City Navigators George Perry Lee White Fred Easterbrook Will McFarlane

Carter Play at the Lyceum in In at the Finish

Lincoln J. Carter brings a sensationalist stage program to the Lyceum yesterday afternoon drawing large Sunday matinee crowds. The reviewer notes Carter’s ingenuity with mechanical effects and railroad imagery while deeming his theatrics mostly plausible and entertaining.

Theodore Krem Carter

Opium Smugglers melodrama at Heuck's draws crowds

Heuck's offered The Opium Smugglers of Frisco a sensational melodrama about San Francisco waterfront criminals smuggling opium from the Orient. The tale pits Uncle Sam's men against desperadoes with white leaders, amid love intrigue and hidden dens. Harry Fields stars as Sol Solomon the detective, delivering a lively performance that enhances the show.

Heuck’s Frisco Heuck Uncle Sam Harry Fields Sol Soloman Mr. Fields Solomon

The Devil Tonight at Grand as Dixey Returns

The Grand presents The Devil tonight starring Henry E. Dixey in the title role with Dr Miller. Cincinnati audiences will see the Henry W. Savage production after its Chicago run. Dixey and company arrived yesterday, with matinees slated for Wednesday and Saturday and the advance sale proving the largest of the season.

the Devil Henry W. Savage Cincinnati Henry E. Dixey Dr. Miller Mr. Dixie Chicago

Way Down East Company Delays Cincinnati Stay for Miss Davies

Way Down East cast members arrived in Cincinnati from Cleveland and will stay until their engagement opens next Monday. Miss Phoebe Davies, star of Anna Moore, was summoned to New York to discuss her new vehicle Mrs Tantalus with managers and playwright. Davies rebels at tears heavy scenes and may be replaced by an understudy for the new piece until she returns for the current run.

Way Down East Cincinnati Cleveland Phoebe Davies Anna ‘Moore New York Anna Moore Miss Davies Messrs. Brady Grismer Anna

Travelogue at Lyric Narrates Friesland Scenes

A moving pictures travelogue at the Lyric in Roberson’s staging showed Friesland’s dikes canals windmills and villages with lively narration by the director. Audience enthusiasm promises larger crowds. next Sunday the second travelogue will cover South Holland.

Lyric Roberson Travelogue North Holland Friesland Roberson South Holland

New York contralto Janet Spencer wowed Berlin

Miss Janet Spencer of New York sang at a charity concert with Miss Geraldine Farrar at the Royal Theater in Berlin. Crown Prince Frederick William and the Crown Princess praised her voice, inviting her to their box and saying she should be in opera after hearing her remarkable performance.

Berlin Janet Spencer New York Geraldine Farrar Royal Theater Frederick William

Auditorium Family Theater Delivers Balanced Clever Show

The Auditorium Family Theater last night presented a bill with clever balance and every act drew applause. Notable acts include Casad and Deverne Bailey Walton and Cramer grotesque acrobats Fannie Donovan Berrian and Mackin blackface comedians Zene Reeves dancer Felton and Haines bag punchers and moving pictures.

Family Theater Casad Deverne Bailey Walton and Cramer Fannie Donovan Berrian and Mackin Zene Reeves Felton and Haines Moving Pictures

Train Express Tragedy Claims Two Workers

Charles Case aged 55 was instantly killed and Burt Bailey 35 fatally injured at Mulhauser's on the C H D line when they stepped in front of a northbound Chicago express due to arrive at 3 58 p m. Both men were paper mill employees living in Rialto. Bailey is in Mercy Hospital with no hope of recovery. Case's body lies in a morgue.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton, CO Charles Case Burt Bailey Mulhauser’s Case a _Morgue

Benzoic Acid and Benzoate Must Be Excluded

Dr. H W Wiley chief of the Bureau of Chemistry reports after testing on the poison squad that benzoic acid and benzoate of soda are injurious to health. Digestion is impaired and weight loss occurs with several symptoms in healthy volunteers. He argues preservatives can be avoided without harming quality as cider grape juice mince meat jelly and other foods can be preserved without these substances.

Commercial Tribune Washington H.W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture Wiley Dr. Wiley

Castro’s Venezuelan rule triggers widespread political prisons

A 1908 dispatch details severe measures under Castro in Venezuela including mass arrests of critics, seizure of property from revolutionists, suppression of newspapers, and banyishment. It notes a growing ban on foreign capital, expropriation of assets such as the Caracas electric light and gas plants, price manipulation in flour, and a plague response that exposed government inaction. The piece portrays fear, hunger, and a restless public amid Castro’s centralization of power.

la Guayra Castro Caracas Southoverton Cara Conyright Frederic J. Haskin Venezuela

Anthropologist Dr Lowie Returns From Hudson Bay Expedition

Dr Lowie of the American Museum of Natural History completed a month long journey to the Hudson Bay region. He endured fierce mosquitos and tough canoe travel, losing weight but gaining knowledge of the Chippewagan people. He collected weapons hides tanning tools and lore for study.

Commercial Tribune New York BR. H. Lowie Department of Anthropology American Museum of Natural History Hudson Bay Country Alberta Athabasca Ft. Chippewagan Lake Athabasca Lowie

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