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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1908

Page

19

Forepaugh Company Announces Standout Season Cast

The Forepaugh company plans a high merit season with returning stars Ida Adair Frank Sylvester and others. Newcomers Forest Seabury John Ravold and Mary Lawton join a balanced cast led by Genevieve Reynolds. The Road to Yesterday opens, with performances nightly and matinees on Sunday Wednesday and Saturday. A Labor Day special matinee is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.

Ida Adair Frank Sylvester Harry Fenwick Gilbert Robert Ely Walter Gilbert Wilson Hummel Floyd Fennimore Jennie Ellison Maye Louise Aigen Forrest Seabury John Ravold Mary Lawton Genevieve Reynolds Indianapolis

Lyric 1908 09 Season Features Star Casts and Plays

The Lyric’s 1908 09 season lists works and stars including The Witching Hour with Howard Gould and the Metropolitan company The Wolf with an all star cast The Girl Behind the Counter Lew Fields Nearly a Hero E H Sothern Julia Marlowe George Arliss The Devil Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch War ren s of Virginia The Three Twins Girls Mile Mis chief L Ill Mose Mary Mannering De Wolf Hopper Mrs Fiske and others.

Lyric Howard Gould Metropolitan Company Eugéne Walter the Wolf Allstar Lew Fields Mme. Nazimova Sam Bernard

The Life of an Actress grand debut at Heucks

Langdon McCormick's thriller The Life of an Actress comes to Heuck's Sunday afternoon with a colorful cast led by Nan Warrington and Harold Hilton. Bertha Manning of Cincinnati plays a leading role in a melodrama promised to be a top hit with thrills and a love story. No Labor Day matinee.

Langdon McCormick Heuck Jeff Fairfield Harold Hilton Nan Warrington Heuck’s Bertha Fitzpatrick) Manning Cincinnati

The Little Organ Grinder at Lyceum Theater

The Little Organ Grinder a musical drama shown this afternoon at the Lyceum Theater. Manager Forrester presents an elaborate staging with a melodramatic plot of wrongs and a villain unmasked. The performance features tuneful songs clever comedy and the sensational Vision of Salome dance in an elaborate finale.

Lyceum Theater Forrester Salome

Gaiety Girls at People's Theater feature Mike J Kelly

Comedian Mike J Kelly of Broadway Gaiety Girls presents a two act musical farce A Trip Through India at the People's Theater this afternoon. The show follows two Americans in British India with a chorus of thirty girls and bold scenery and effects. Also billed are Jacklin Lang Barnam Sisters Eugene Rogers the Gaffney Dancers Ruth De Shon Eva Tanguay and Dorothy Collins with a Salome vision.

People’s Mike J. Kelly India People's Theater Kelly Jacklin Lang Barnam Sisters Eugene Rogers Basso Dorothy Collins Ruth de Shon Wil Salome Eva Tanguay

German Day and Labor Day Celebrate Chester Event

Two days remain in Chester's regular season highlighting German Day celebrations. The German Day Association promises a memorable event with the Barlow Minstrels as a free attraction, a roof garden orchestra for dancing, full shows, and a lake area for swimming and boat races. Fireworks display caps the evening after the minstrel show.

Chester Cincinnati Germantown Martin Barlow Minstrels Roof Garden

The Witching Hour Opens Lyric Season with Augustus Thomas

The Lyric plans its regular dramatic season opener Monday September 14 with Augustus Thomas The Witching Hour. The Shubert company brings metropolitan players led by Howard Gould to Cincinnati after consecutive successful runs in Chicago with seats selling out weeks in advance. Seat sale begins Thursday at 9 a.m.

The Lyric Augustus Thomas Messrs. Shubert Thomas Alabama Arizona Cincinnati Chicago Howard Gould

A Night in New York at Standard Theater

Transatlantic Burlesquers present a two act musical comedy "A Night in New York" with Charlie Howard and an all star cast. The show adopts a new era burlesque style with specialties integrated into the action and depicts the gay side of life in New York from Bowery to Astor Root venues.

New York Charlie Howard Standard Theater Metropolis Bowery Astor Root

Notable Gotham Players Lead Hotel Scene Adaptation

A description of a stage set atop a large hotel on Long Acre Square highlights familiar Gotham figures. Charles Howard plays an East Side politician, Ida Emerson a fashionably elite, James Lichter a German nobleman waiter, and the Austin Sisters headline strong supporting roles.

Long Acre Square

Forepaugh to Stage Pinero Play at Olympic

The Forepaugh Stock Company prepares Arthur Wing Pinero's His House in Order for a second week at the Olympic. Seen before with John Drew and Margaret Illington, it is described as a powerful study of womankind and a notable Forepaugh effort.

Forepaugh Stock Company Arthur Wing Pinero John Drew Margaret Illington

Scotch Day at the Zoo Ends Season with Labor Day Events

The Zoo concert season closes with Labor Day weekend activities as the Fraser Highlanders extend to Sunday and Monday. The three main Scotch groups Clan Sutherland Burns Club and Caledonian Society will sponsor the day with local singers. An anticipated large crowd will gather for Scotch songs and Zoo attractions remain popular through September and October.

Zoo Labor Way Fraser Highlanders Garden Cincinnati Clan Sutherlands Burns Club Caledonian Society

Jubilee Day Closes Lagoon With Big Season Outing

Lagoon closes for Jubilee Day the season's biggest outing featuring Freeman's goat circus a vaudeville bill singing dancing acrobatic acts and character sketches plus a tristate band contest athletic events a canoe regatta and an illustrated songs feature Labor Day events with the United Societies of the German American Association and a large crowd expected. An outing of the Socialist party of Kenton and Campbell Counties with prominent speakers will be held on September 12 at the big amphitheater on socialist topics.

Sunnday Freeman's Goat Circus United Societies of Mance Socialist Party Kenton Campbell Counties

Coney Island Closes Season Amid Low River Water

Coney Island shut down last night due to low water in the river making boat operation risky. Directors, after debates with Commodore Brooks and Mrs. T. W. Paxton, cited delayed arrivals of the Princess and Tacoma and the need to avoid sandbar detention. The Island Queen left Thursday and the Tacoma substituted, but capacity would not meet Sunday and Labor Day trade. Boats operated until 10:30 then returned to the city. The season is praised overall despite ending early.

Coney Island Coimmmodore Brooks T. W. Paxton Albert F. Marsh Princess Coney Tacoma

Witching Hour Opens Lyric Season With Howard Gould

The Messrs Shubert will send The Witching Hour to the Lyric headed by popular young actor Howard Gould. The opening attraction, by Augustus Thomas, debuts September 14 and features a crime psychology premise. The moving pictures at the Columbia impress Cincinnati audiences with quality and variety. Labor Day events at Chester include union fireworks and labels on large set pieces, ending with a blaze of glory. H. S. Northrup returns as leading man for Clyde Fitch's company here soon.

Messrs. Shubert Lyric Howard Gould Lyric Theater Augustus Thomas Thomas Columbia Cincinnati Carpenters’ District Council Chester Northrup Clyde Fitch Shubert

Society Notes Show Busy Social Season and Travel

A Bloomington society column notes a Thursday ride chaperoned by Miss Bertha Gantvoort and Mr Stichenoch with a large youth party. Many guests visit relatives, attend dinners and dances, and plan December weddings.

St Bernard Weddings Highlight Village News

Alexander H Cobham wed Miss Iane M Fridman in Walnut Hills. they plan an Eastern tour then reside in St Bernard. Katherine Runnebaum and Harry Opke wed at St Clemens Church with a daylong reception in Tower avenue. Sophia Gaius hosted a parcel and sock shower for Ed Schriever. Local social notes include visits, entertainments, and planned Presbyterian meeting.

Alexander H. Cobham Iane M. Fridman Walnut Hills St. Clemens Church Katherine Runnebaum Harry Opke E. Venantius Margaret Opke H. Runnebaum Tower Avenue Church Street Sophia Gaius Sock Ed Schriever Baker Avenue K. Nieman Jefferson Avenue

Elmwood Place social notes and visits update

Presbyterian ice cream social planned at the church. Mrs. Barnwell and children return from Bethel trip. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. O'Dea visiting Columbus. Mrs. M Arthur from Tabasco visited daughter Mrs. Weil. Mr. and Mrs. H Wanker back from the lakes. Sunshine Euchre hosted by Mrs. O'Donnell with favors to Knech Doellman O'Donnell Laacke Rempler.

Robert Barnwell Bethel Ed Clark O'Dea Columbus M. Arthur Tabasco Weil H. Wanker Lakes O’donnell Mesdames Knech Doellman Laacke Rempler Gertrude Giese Scotch Lotto Club Gamble Riverside George Drysdale Proctor Jennie Russell Russell A. Woods Barrett Avondale Katie Marti Lena Hare Emma Schaefer Luella Meyer Messrs John Meyer Sherman Fisher Bert Mathies William Marti Reese West Virginia Gabbard Hamilton Flannery Steffenger Hodapp Hinnah Fearman Miller Kohstall

Westwood Mothers Club Garden Party Report

Mrs. Paul Gillham hosted a Mothers' Club garden party with many attendees and visiting relatives from Chicago Cleveland and Portsmouth. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid held a successful luncheon and Mrs. Leslie Starr and Miss Ethel Caldwell hosted a luncheon honoring Mrs. Stanley McFaddin of South Carolina.

Paul Gillham Mothers’ Club Frank Garrison Preston Helen Scott Emily John G. Williams Foster Conklin Charles Dana’Gillham Felix Brunner Frederick Schorr Otis Portsmouth George Morris William Warner Cleveland Charles Wenters New York James Gallaher Michigan City Ind Charles Caldwell Boston Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church Leslie Starr Ethel Caldwell Stanley McFaddin South Carolina McFaddin Arthur McFaddin Schwartz Stanton Sturr Caldwell

Travelers and social rounds span Thousand Islands to Mackinac

Mrs. Buckles and her mother enjoyed a delightful trip to the Thousand Islands Toronto and Chautauqua. Other groups return from Putin Bay Yellowstone Mackinac Island with brief notes of gatherings and hosted events including a Round Robin Book Club meeting in Eastern avenue and informal parties at Bradley Flats. A Kansas City family visits Carrel street relatives as well.

Harry Buckles Upperman Thousand Islands Toronto Chautauqua Ellan J. E. Taylor Emma Brown Putin Bay Lucy Brose Yellowstone National Park Maysvillé Carrie Witham Marie George Walker Elizabeth Mackinac Island Edwin Kellogg Round Robin Book Club Eastern Avenue Hunt Harry Warren Decatur, Ill Irene Haver Courtney Haver Bradley Flats Harry Warner Decatur

Linwood social notes recount visits and trips

Mrs H C Shealer hosts guests from Louisville Ludlow and Leonard street. Mr A E Smith marks a birthday at Launch Club. Miss Borden hosts Ladies Missionary Society. Miss Mabel Sloane invites friends to a house party. Florence Bardon entertaining Elder and baby from Pueblo and Mr and Mrs Slayton from Los Angeles. Alice Durham visits Newtown. Harry Fuller back from Niagara Falls. Nellie and Lucy Owen enjoy Niagara Falls outing. Mrs Clara Gilbert remains at home on vacation.

H. C. Shealer Leonard Street Bertha Meyrick Louisville Flora Cole Ludlow Benjamin Shorten Michigan A. E. Smith Launch Club Miss Borden Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Mabel ‘Sloane Bertha Turpin Newtown Lydia Wiseman Mt. Auburn Alice Langdon Florence Bardon Elder and Baby Pueblo Col Thomas Slayton Los Angeles Cal Byrnes Alice Durham

Hartwell Wedding In Mystic Avenue Home

A simple pretty wedding took place Tuesday at 8 pm in the home of Mrs. Frances Skinner Mystic avenue. Miss Margaret Douglas Skinner wed Mr. Clifford Thomas Randall with Rev. George Franklin Barber officiating. Relatives and a few friends attended as décor featured palms ferns and autumn flowers. The bride wore white lingerie and carried roses. A harpist provided music and a wedding supper followed. The couple left for an extended East trip afterward.

Frances Skinner Mystic Avenue Margaret Douglas Skinner Clifford Thomas Randall George Franklin Barber Park Avenue M. E. Church Randall East Albert Randall Edward Greene Porter Douglas A. E. Douglas John D. Sayers John Brashears H. H. Cushing Charles Warrington Alven Sparks William Whitten Fred Taube B. E. Yelton Mary Ellen Crabbs Nellie Lewis Bremerton Emma Whitten Anne Wiltsee Mae Burbank Stella McIntyre Marjorie Conner Marian Tarr Pearl Brown Frances Myers Rena Russell Fred Peacock Howard Peacock Royal Martin Teddy Randall Earl DeCamp Louis Guelick Oliver Brackman Raymond Wiltsee Frank Nippert Harry Cormany O. A. Faber Daytor, O Harriet L. Marpe Fairview Avenue George Stayman Wayne Avenue Columbus H. P Wick el Paso Tex J. J. Burgess Bellevue Avenue John Gibson T. T. Nunn Charles Lishawa William Burgess John Felix Charles G. Hopping C. J. Kleespies Busse Thompson Homen Sadie Raine Clara Brockman Ella Gibson Adolph Raine Pleasant Ridge Elizabeth Raine Section Avenue A. L. Pope Edward ‘Greene South Crescent Avenue California George F. Barber Wisconsin Barber Greenfield, O T. C. Kirby Chicago Frank Harder Five Hundred R. N. Wellington Michigan

Social Visit from Merry-Go-Round Club in Evanston

Edward Seibert hosts a surprise gathering on Wabash Avenue with a list of attendees including Olive Benham Helen Phillips Katharine Kreidler Alice Englebert Gladys McDiarmid Caroline Culbertson Marie Van Bergen Clara Hatton Alta Ramsey and others. The event also notes neighbors and relatives visiting or traveling to Michigan and the lakes with several local households hosting or entertaining guests across Bevis and Hudson avenues.

Edward Seibert Wabash Avenue Olive Benham Helen Phillips Katherine Kreidler Alice Englebert Gladys McDiarmid Caroline Culbertson Marie van Bergen Clara Hatton Alta Ramsey Philip Kolbe Willie Schoneberger West Culbertson Clifford Chatfield Ellis McDiarmid Alfred Schuneman van Vleet Broerman Milford Rubey Bevis Avenue E. W. Schoneberger Stacey Avenue Emma R Bergman Michigan Lakes Joseph Hayes Covington Duckreek Road Charles Styder Hudson Avenue Hamilton C. H. Lee Ida Berry, Ky Mae Marqua Adams Woodburn Avenue A. W. Crane Schuchert South Norwood Ernestine Landry St. Louis D. L. Landry Bassford Suter Straehli Klatzback Pettit Brussman Misses Minnie Martha Becker Minnie Russman Bertha Becker Carolyn S Minnie Becker Ruth Suter Edna Becker

Hyde Park Social Outings Reported Across Several Lakes

Mr and Mrs James Barr journey to Middle Bass Island Lake Erie for an outing. Miss Kathryn Barr visits friends in Sandusky Ohio. Mr and Mrs William Kruse return from Hessel Michigan. Mr and Mrs E W Rugg tour the lakes spending weeks in the North.

Archiable Mackinac Island William Spiegel Ladies’ Aid Society Knox Presbyterian Church O. P. Hoffman Mise Lois Winona Park Charles Isham Flagstaff Ariz Observatory Place Kathryn Ida Isham Michigan Lakes James Barr Middle- Bass Island Lake Erie Kathryn Barr Sandusky William Kruse Hessel Mich E. W. Rugg H. L. Ottenjohn Cheneaux Island Cheneaux Island, Where He Has Been For An Outing, Leaving Mrs. Ottenjohn Ralph George Winter Portsmouth Pittsburg Charles M. Paul Delhi G. C. Dom Dayton Miner Little Omena Joseph O’connell Judge John O’connell Dorothy Wydman Urbana Grace Hallee Luke Smith

Bell Family Hosts House Party in Home City

Delhi and Fernbank notes report Mr. and Mrs. John Bell of Home City entertained a house party of relatives last week including Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pugh Avondale and Misses Bessie Cora Dorothy Bell and Masters John Robert Bell and Frank Pugh. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dare of Ferribank entertain their sister in law Mrs Clifford Dare of Benares South America. Mr. and Mrs Worthington Stuart continued social engagements in the area.

Delhi Stewie David Hopkins Home City Evans Norwood Charles Vawter Maud Vawter Park Ind Elsie Tangeman Cincinnati Stella Barman Yellowstone Park H. Lee Michigan John L. Hawkins Fernbank Milton Sayler Arden Florida Judsins Church of the Resurrection Eric Winder John W. Hawkins Alec. Squibb Worthington Stuart Earhart Flagler Hinchman Tozzer Wentzel Judkins March Stuart Otto Reuter Dorothy Montgomery W. Va E. E. Kruthoffer Methodist Church Edward Osler St. Paul’s Cathedral Wiant Payne W. A. Wiant George Hey Morrow Louis Patterson Stokes Irene Hayes Cora Harriman Nina Rathbone Paul Wiant Gus Stigler Frank Schuman Fiffer Pickles Clarence Anderson R. S. Hayes Homer Wiant John Carson Charles Emmer Cost Snyder’s Park Springfield Thomas Greenhow D. J. Shepherd Virginia Greenhow Mabel Miller Masters Macon Thomas Herbert Greenhow Charles Morris Earl Brunch Miami River Marian Overan Hartwell David Hall Helen Detroit Toledo Emma Wrampelmier Mackinac Island Mrs. Stokes Niagara Falls Toronto Mary A Curran Maud Marvin Mary Dobell Bertha Converse Sallie Wescott Edith Arnold Fannie Cloud Zetta ‘Huber Louisa Tebbs Alma Huber Frances, Tebbs Jane White T. P. Pierce Messrs Pearl Campbell Banning Hopping Hugo Huber Hilda Gantyport Mas Bel Hargis Orie Biddinger Pittsburg W. W. Davison Alma Roudebush Flossman Charles Bessie Flossie York Decatur L. Curry Osgood Dean Lockland Nickles and Jones Wood Station Lillie Schnackenburg Bessie Turrell Carrie Nancy Hattie Hopping George and Frank Minges John Bell W. J. Pugh Avondale Cora Pugh Dorothy Bell John Robert Bell Frank Pugh Robert Dare Ferribank Inlaw Clifford Dare Benares South America

Carthage Social Circles Note Birthdays Parties and Visits

A round of social events in Carthage includes a surprise party for Mrs Meiison last Saturday evening with guests from Hartwell and local families. Anna Johnson’s Thimble Bee social. next entertaining Sunday by Miss Long. several visits and attendances at Daughters of the American Revolution and church activities. school opens new departments and Labor Day open house. various residents entertaining guests and travelers. church services outline Life's Greatest Prize and Investments of Influence.

Meiison Bellew Addie Thomas Bellew Hartwell Charles Sthalman Ada Ralph Sthalman Kuhn Burkhardt Swartz Stella Iva Seeger George Seeger Anna Johnson Dortzour D. of A Springfield Mamie Grote Carthage Council William Polking Joe Brot Ottoville Theresa Bensman Kalida Miss Gould Chattanooga Miss Love Neva Hollman Walter Bonnell Mt. Auburn Fred Burdine Mr. King Seeger Harold Washington, D. C White Roy Mason Alice Kelly Robert Barnwell Ray Nestle Classon

Local residents take autumn travels and visits across Indiana

Mr and Mrs James A Graft left for a two week lake trip visiting Kathryn Marsh in Battle Creek Michigan. Prof Joseph Richter returned to duties as Richmond Catholic schools superintendent. Numerous visitors from Cincinnati Grand Rapids and Portsmouth visited local families and teachers attended the Hamilton County Teachers Institute.

James A. Graft Kathryn Marsh Battle Creek Mich Joseph Richter Richmond Ind Will Ford Carlos Schott Cincinnati A. F. Burk E. B. Mighells Grand Rapids R. Small Bolster Mills Maine William Dair Frank M. Hollowel Louisville W. W. Jett P. DeCourcey Robert Frederick Herbert Lopez Fairfield F. C. Goodwin Portsmouth Stephen Burk Rea Turrett Cambridge City Indiana John Halsey Franklin, D Honor J. C. Kilgour Hamilton County Teachers’ Institute

Glendale Social Roundup of Visits and Travel

Glendale locals and guests are noted with August departures and returns. Hallie Tinsley and Hester Fogg travel to New Jersey and Greensburg while Virginia Mollyneaux Henrietta Bailey visit Denver. Camp Sycamore attendees, tennis winners, and families like the De Vores and Spooners are mentioned among numerous domestic and regional travels.

Hallie,Tinsley Denver Harry R. Probasco Prof Tuttle Charlottesville Virginia Thomas Catawba Island Mary Matthews Margaret Johnston Wilmington N. C A.B. Taylor Beaufort Ss. Co. A Lawrence Thompson Perdue Colleges George Thompson Williams College James Binn Harry Binn Trimbell Gambier John Rogan R. Jane de Vore Kate Snedeker Los Angeles Cal George Porter Pittsburg James M. de Vore D. G. de Vore Georgetown Sarah de Vore David de Vore Hartwell Lillian Balawin Marion Ind Ruth Ingerhol Cleveland Nellie Blum Putin Bay Stewart Thompson Columbus Howard Richardson James Richardson Brookline Mass Parker Leonard Merrill Boston Margaret Burchard Chicago Rockford Ill Ralph Ro- San Vera van Nes George Poor Ruby Sears Edith Hill May Munsey Alethia Weatherby Minnie Ferris Mary Titus Isabel Sears

Local social notes from Lidertz and surrounding towns

Prof Thomas Records and family of Lidertz Ind hosted by Superintendent J R Houston and wife last week. Various residents travel for jobs, family deaths, and university plans with Purdue and Lafayette mentioned.

Thomas Records Lidertz Ind J. R. Houston Calla Kassetaum Columbus Albert Martin Washington, D. C Gerhardt Martin Edward Gault Seymour Thomas Langley Druey Kassebaum Dale Cole Haydyn French Leslie McKinzie Raymond Parks Julius Severin Alexander Cobb Lafayette Purdue University Samuel Somerfield Frankfort L. Somerfield James ‘Taylor Rockport Harriet ‘Taylor Harry McCollough Cincinnati Emma Stedman Georgianna Sutton Mesdames A. B. Patterson W. H. Cobb E. B. Lynn Lizzie Follers Lois Wymond Ezra Heyes W. T. Gooden Frank Johnston Lawrenceburg H. H. Sutton George C. Stevens Carroll Harry McMullen Pentwater Michigan Ed Lukens Indianapolis Elizabeth Lukens Harlan Holman Ottawa Hon W. Holman

PRICE HILL SUMMER TRAVEL ROUNDUP

Local households report return from Michigan and Kentucky trips. Families including Rose, Lilley, Klausmeyer, Skinner, Harper, Whitaker, Greiner plus guests and relatives note visits to Glen Springs, Walloon Lake, Mackinac area, Detroit, Niagara Falls, and Chicago with plans for arrivals and continued travel.

L. C. Rose Alice Gibson Rose Glen Springs Martha Gibson Clarence Jones Indianapolis Mt. Clements Mich D. J. McMahon J. E. Rockhill J. H Alfred Klausmeyer Uwe Sun Oscar Michigan New York Llewellyn Williams, Sr Muskegon Charles Skinner Port Huron Ruth Harper Kentucky Smith College Samuel Whitaker Chicago Lee Greiner Conway

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