Faversham Introduces The World and His Wife at Lyric
Mr. Faversham debuts as his own manager presenting Jose Ech egary's The World and His Wife. The Madrid acclaimed drama stars Cooper Cliffe and Miss Julie Opp with a strong supporting cast in a lavish staging at the Lyric Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Faversham
Lyric Theater
Cincinnati
Jose Echegary
Echegary
Spain
Faversham
Madrid
Europe
Charles Frederic Nirchinger
Boston
Ltg
Washington
Lyric
Don Julian
Teodora
Don Ernesto
Julian
Ernesto
America
Don Severo
Alvarado
Cooper Cliffe
Julie Opp
Morton Selton
Captain Beaulieu
Emmet Shackelford
Gennaro
Charles Harbury
Olive Oliver
Donna Mercedes
Harry Redding
Pepito
Cliffe
Right of Way at the Grand stirrs renewed interest
The Grand night performance revived Sir Gilbert Parker’s Right of Way with Guy Standing and Theodore Roberts praised for strong acting. Critics note faithful adaptation by Eugene Presbrey, two stars’ compelling scenes, and an accomplished supporting company enhancing the stage version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Guy Standing
Theodore Roberts
Gilbert Parker
Gilbert
Eugene Presbrey
Presbrey
Parker
Mr. Standing
Charley Steele
Messrs. Klaw
Erlafiger
May Buckley
Paula Groy
Dorothy Hammond
George de Vere
Edson R. Mills
Ethel Barrymore Shows Unwavering Work Ethic in Lady Frederick
Star actress Ethel Barrymore returns from Europe and immediately joins rehearsals for Lady Frederick. She reportedly scores the season’s biggest triumph in the role of a charming Irish widow, with Charles Frohman presenting the W Somerset Maugham play at the Opera House next week. Seat sales begin Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrymore
Lady Frederick
Europe
Miss Barrymore
Frederick
W. Somerset Maugham
and Opera House
Forepaugh Aerial Theatre Presents The Three of Us at Olympic
Forepaugh Stock Company continues at the Olympic with The House of a Thousand Candles and prepares to stage The Three of Us a Western action drama praised for humanity. Management promises a high artistic level by a balanced company and hopes to recreate the East fever.
Lew Fields to Stage The Girl Behind the Counter at Lyric
Lew Fields and his company present the musical play The Girl Behind the Counter at the Lyric Theater beginning next Sunday night. The production offers light entertainment and focuses on the marriage of Henry Schniff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie
Lotta Faust
Daisy Dumont
Lottie Fremont
Topsy Siegrist
Edith Ethel McBride
Pony Ballet
Julian Mitchell
J. Cc. Huffman
Lew Fields
Lyric Theater
Henry Schniff
Mr. Roberts Voices Skepticism On National Theater
Theodore Roberts, famed for Joe Portugals in The Right of Way at the Grand Opera House, questions the New York National Theater plan. He argues success depends on compelling drama and star salaries may block top talent, predicting a shift from art to commerce after a few years. He compares European subsidies and British norms to American conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
New Theater
Theodore Roberts
Joe Portugals
Grand Opera House
National Theater
New York
Wall Street
E. H. Sothern
William H. Thompson
Europe
Theatre Francais
Comed Francais
Paris
France
England
Balawa Ter
Diver Fights Giant Devilfish To Escape In Ocean Hold
In Fort Ross Cove off Marin County a Coast Wrecking Co diver named Lund, trapped in the Pomona’s hold at thirty feet, battled a giant devilfish. He severed tentacles and thrust his knife at the creature’s head, freeing himself and surfacing fainting as crew prepared to raise the severed rambling remains for exhibition.
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San Francisco
Martin Land
Coast Wrecking Company
Pomona
Ft. Ross Cove
Marin County
Lund
Prisoner Hatfield Not Dunham Says California Officers
After three jail visits and examinations, William Hatfield is believed not to be James C. Dunham, wanted for murder in California. Sheriff Langford cites differences in facial features including nose shape ears and chin dimple as key identifying gaps.
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Sherman
Tex
California
William
Bill) Hatfield
James C. Dunham
A. B. Langford
Santa Clara County
Cal
Hatfield
Dunham
Rhinock Leaves Linton for New York for Rest
Congressman Joseph L Rhinock of Kentucky departed Linton for New York after several days illness. His physician Dr Mead said he is out of danger.
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Doctor
Kentucky
Joseph L. Rhinock
Linton
New York
Mead
Actor plans stock company stint to clear cobwebs
The actor believes a few weeks each year with a stock company will refresh his mind and ideas. He treats current work as pleasant recreation and aims to lead a stock company in Milwaukee this summer after notable stage work with Barrett, Sheridan and Fanny Davenport. He hopes to test his talents in Shakespearean roles, noting his height may hinder traditional leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miwaukee
Barrett
Sheridan
Fanny Davenport
Collier Stars in New Play The Patriot at Columbia Theater
William Collier opened in The Patriot a new three act far West comedy at the Columbia Theater tonight. The cast features Helen Hale in the leading support role and promises clean diverting entertainment.
Golden Butterfly Debuts at National Theater in Washington
The Gold en Butterfly by Reginald DeKoven and Harry B Smith had its first presentation in Washington at the National Theater. Grace Van Studdiford starred as the title heroine with a Hungarian tinged score and an 80 member supporting company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reginald DeKoven
Harry B. Smith
National Theater
Grace van Studdiford
de’ Koven
Miss van Studdiford
Veteran actor Joseph Wheelock dies in New Jersey
Highlands of Navelink New Jersey September 28 veteran actor Joseph Wheelock about 65 died of heart disease on the eve of a train trip to New York He founded the Actors Home of America and served as its first president His son Joseph Jr is in the West and has been notified of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Navelink
N. J
Joseph Wheelock
Ted of
New York
Rain Ends Long Drought Brings Noticeable Relief
Rain reached the city and surrounding areas yesterday morning easing a lengthy drought. Amounts were modest but moisture revived trees and grass, improving conditions across Indiana Kentucky Ohio and West Virginia. Temperature dropped sharply from near 90 to about 50 driving coats and heat back on in buildings. Farmers cheer water supplies and factories hope reviving water power after weeks of dryness.
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Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Cincinnati
Drought Breaking Rain Reaches Western Pennsylvania Area
A light, general rainfall began last night and continued intermittently into the morning, breaking a long drought across Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Barrymore on Western tour precedes New York run
Ethel Barrymore touring the Western circuit earlier than usual as she plans to reach New York by early November. Her Grand appearance next week follows Frohman’s plan to preserve Barrymore week for larger cities after a long metropolis run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
New York
Frohman
NEW SUITS FILED IN COMMON PLEAS COURT
A list of case numbers and parties includes Samuel H. McBeth vs. Philip H. Ludwig for a receiver, Harry J. Conkling vs. Agnes A. Krausman lien and execution for 58.35, Willard Siebert vs. Mamie Siebert for divorce, Paul Koch vs. John M. Bojan appeal from Squire Roebling, Western German Bank vs. Charles J. Kauffman for 1306.15, The Nineteenth Ward Building Association Company vs. Richard S. Stoner for 16.10, State of Ohio vs. Carl J. Bramlage petition in error, Katherine Kill vs. Frank Kilb for divorce, T. J. Hall & Co. vs. Board of Education for 285.90, Jessie Olds vs. Bryan Flannery for 5000 damages, and insolvency action Queen City Jack Mipes Company dissolution with receiver appointment H. A. Wtton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. McBeth
Philip H. Ludwig
Karl H. Cadwell
Harry J. Conkling
Agnes A. Krausman
Willard Siebert
Mamie Siebert
C. S. Sparks
Paul Koch
John M. Bojan
Squire Roebling
W. W. Symmes
Western German Bank
Charles J. Kauffman
Peck, Shaffer & Peck
The
Nineteenth Ward Building Association Company
Richard 8S
Stoner
Katherine Kill
Frank Kilb
Bolsinger & Kapp
T. J. Hall & Co
Board of Education
J.C. Rogers
FJ Scone
Jessie Olds
Bryan Flannery
J. H. Charles Smith
Engaging Run of Under Southern Skies at the Walnut
The reappearance of the diverting southern life play Under Southern Skies is set for next week at the Walnut. Since its city visit it has traveled widely and built a strong reputation as wholesome sentiment and delightful comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Pfau Manufactur ing Co acquires Norwood site for factory
Charles Pfau of Pfau Manufacturing Company yesterday acquired title to a ground at Mentor and Huston avenues Norwood for a new factory. Architect Harry Hake prepares plans for a $100000 plant. Harruot Bros. to build two brick bungalows on Helen Street Mt Auburn costing $38000. United States Wall Paper Company seeks 321 323 Main street for new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pfau
Pfau Manufacturing Company
Mentor and
Huston Avenues
Norwood
Harry Hake
Harruot Bros
Helen Street
Mt. Auburn
The
United States Wall Paper Company
Main Street
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Noted in City Records
Listings show transfers and mortgages for properties on Poplar Street and surrounding avenues. Names include Elizabeth W. Rugg, Carl Mohren, Henry F. Lewis, Rebecca J. Tul, Emma J. Bisher, Joan Hoffmann, and Gertrude B. Hope among others, detailing lot sizes and subdivisions in Norwood and Madisonville precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth W. Rugg
Ethel T
Poplar Street
C. W. Starbuck’s
Henry F. Lewis
Southern Ohio L. & de Catharine Vincent
Mollie E. Weaver
Presbyterian Church
Rebecca J. Tul
Louis Grossman
Minto Ave
Henry J. Timething
F. K. Drake
Wakadea Bat
Ea Troxell
Marie Shannon
McLean’s
Emma
J. Bisher
John Hoffmann
Glendora Avenue
William HB
Fisher
George T. Nelcamp
Jennie
Joseph Levans
Ee Syndicate
Joan Hoffmann
Engis
Glen
Walter W. Clippinger
W. H. Settle
Joseph Morten
Madisonville
William H. Cele
Miller
William B. Davis
James W. Jaynes
William Priebs
Victor Street
Warner Street
Sidney T. Miller
John Godfrey
Longworth
Turkey Bottom
Isabelle F.weod
Erminie B. Snyder
Lewis R. Smith
Hyde Park
Cincinnati Building and Deposit Co
Gertrude B. Hope
George F. Meyers
Charles E. Hopkins
Thomas W. Ryan
Gertrude B
Hope
Thomas Ryan
George Rehme
William H. Schweikert
Henry Fuchs
Anthony Roling
Elizabeth Roling
Sherman Avenue
Norwood
Charles BE. Hopkins
Mary E. Bamber
William B. Hanks
Peter Collins
David B. Agnew
George Poon
Lees Sibnee
Clara B. Pollock
Christ
Sophia Henn
Rens- Bettie
Digas
Lele Kempe
Union
Charles Pfau
Williams, Avenue
Mentor En Peon Orooe
Huston Aavenue
Williams
Bernard Horst
Glara
State Avenue
Taove
Sycamore Toma
McCarty
C. Neave
Cop Bess
Emma Bess
Geers Mathers
Charles A
M. Henke
Ohio Land and Improvement Co
Elizabeth Sorg
Grantor
Emilie Roth
Guy Bloomfield
Lots & Fee
Undercliff
Meyer
Channing Sbms
McLean
Findlay Street
Delta
Sciphene Snyder
Delta L. A. Co
Severth Ward L
Cai
MOORE
W. Lewis
Baltiselaer
John J. Cuizen
Madison
Huston Avenue
Charles’ H. Bateman
Huel
Alexander M. Harvuot
Edna Edger
Lewis V. Smith
Charles
Kate
Columbia Township Park
Rabb
John H. L. DeRulter
William Popper
Amanda Zachmann
Ermine E
Thomas P. Zachmann
Maries. Inc
William Hollis
Same
Maj Mois “Miller
Southern
Ohio
Mulliniz
Liberal L
Illiamt Prieba
Bs _F. Greffen
Anna Hensek
Gee
Cincinnati
L& Wat Ab
Abe
Reese Ansbarnge
Court notes on Warden estate and local filings
Mary A. Warden leaves 2000 to Agatha Wibbelt plus 1000 in trust and property to others with life tenancy for Agatha at 988 Seventh Street. Codicil reallocates trust and gifts. court files include administration petitions, a £estate inventory of Samuel N Weil and various lawsuits in Common Pleas Court, plus a receiver appointment and divorce actions. Leo Weil of Munich visited the Courthouse. Judge Swing to appoint a receiver for Georgia bar business and hear estate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Warden
Agatha Wibbelt
Testatrix
Seventh Street
William W. Warden
Lucy Warden
Mary L. Schrang
Mary J. Allstadt
St. Mary’s
Betts Street) Hospital
Apostolic Mission House
Washington, D. C
Lucy O’shaughnessy
Ethel Warden
Cincinnati Art Museum
Agatha Wibbett
Little Sisters of the Poor
Cincinnati
Commissariat of the Holy
Dc. W. Baker
Dwight Kinney
Charles Schmidt
John A. Whitaker
Martha S. McFarland
William R. Davis
Hattie S. Davis
George Lang
George F. Lang
Samuel N. Weil
Bernard Meyer
Leo Weil
Munich
Germany
Common Pleas Court
Counterfeit $10 Bill Passed at West Ninth Street Dealers
A counterfeit Lafayette Bank series ten dollar note, passed last Saturday at Eckhardt and Raible flour and feed dealers on West Ninth Street, was turned over yesterday to Secret Service Officer Bolan. The bill is noted for its high quality and fooling most observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckhardt & Raible
West Ninth Street
Secret Service
Bolan
Lafayette Bank
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Right OF Way
WM. Faversham
Montgomery Phister
Charis the
Post
His
Devil Fish
Severs
Rhinock
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Ohio Valley
Queen City
Jack Mipes Company
H. A. Wtton
Dietrich Heidenreich
Lincoln B. A
Boyle
Predérick A. Lannen
Rae B. Sloane
Carmel
Tenesetine
William Hense
Helen Graebe
Henry
Bond Hill
Templeton
Avi sUiba
Treodore Voss
Chub B. & BL. Co
James B. Swing
William N. Fleetwood, Jr
Albert Harrison
Georgia Bar
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Harrison
Fleetwood
Swing
Thomas H. Darby
Max Levy
Klein & Stagman
Samuel H. Mc
Race
Hunt
Main
Frank D. Goodhue
Desmond
Henry Bentley
J. H Charles Smith
Katherine Kilb
Bolsinger, Kapp & Fennel
Plaintiff
Sparks
He Simons
Elmer H. Simons
John E. Bruce
United States
First National Bank of
Middletown
H. H. Haines
New Decatur Buggy Company
Ohio Valley Wagon Company
Turnbull Wagon Company
Grove
John K. Richards
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Massachusetts
Ed C. Harding
Milford Home Building Company
Harding
Westchester Wire Insurance Company
W. B. Galloway
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