Ethel Barrymore in Lady Frederick at the Lyric Sunday Night
Ethel Barrymore to star in W Somerset Maugham's Lady Frederick at the Grand next week with Bruce McRae and a strong cast. The three act Monte Carlo set comedy features wit and epigram and a plot of age, love, and social intrigue. Also on stage Southern life tale Under Southern Skies at Walnut and Forepaugh Stock at Olympic with The House of a Thousand Candies drawing audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrymore
Lew Fields
the Lyric
England
W. Somerset Maugham
London
America
Mr. Maugham
Lady Frederick
Miss Barrymore
Charles Frohman
Lady Mereston
Monte Carlo
Bruce McRae
Arthur Elliott
Douglass Gerrard
Charles Hammond
Jennie Justace
Anita Rothe
Lewis Howard
Orlando Daly
James Kearney
J. Crossney Davidson
Vira Stowe
Marianna Thurber
Forepaugh Stock Company
Be Without the Mask The Naturalness Bares Truth in Performance
The passage argues that without cosmetic aid actors lose authenticity. It praises two men who remain unpolished and fearful on stage, claiming their lack of acting polish preserves individuality and credibility. The writer asserts they could not act if they tried and that this restraint makes them better performers.
Faversham's New Play Draws Crowds At Lyric
William Faversham presents The World and His Wife at the Lyric with a beautifully staged and well acted production. Audiences, especially women, are showing strong interest and the matinee is expected to be well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Faversham
William Faversham
The Three of Us at the Olympic theater
Forepaugh Stock Company brings The Three of Us to the Olympic next week with Rachel Crothers as author. The Nevada mining camp backdrop is dramatized with authentic Western life and surprisingly modern details, including evening dress reflecting local customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Crothers
Nevada
West
Miss Crothers
Right of Way Matinee at the Grand Stars Standing and Roberts
A matinee today at the Grand features Guy Standing and Theodore Roberts in Right of Way in Eugene Presbrey’s adaptation of Sir Hubert Parker. City theater circles note strong demand as engaged locals seek seats, predicting one of the Grand’s best repeat weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Standing
Theodore Roberts
Eugene Presbrey
Gusbert Parker
Grand
Bruce McRae Shines Opposite Miss Barrymore in Grand Return
The younger favorite Bruce McRae resumes leading man duties opposite Ethel Barrymore at the Grand. He recently toured the Pacific coast as Kyrle Bellew’s The Thief star and now appears as Mr Para dine Fouldes in the Maugham comedy Lady Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce McRae
Ethel Barrymore
Mr. McRae
Pacific Coast
Henri Bernstein
Kyrle Bellew
Lady Frederick
Miss Barrymore
Mr. Frohman
Under Southern Skies Keeps Winning Theaters
Walnut notes that Lottie Blair Parker's Under Southern Skies has reached an eighth season with audiences greeting it warmly. The drama first premiered at Theater Republic in New York and continues to draw large, delighted crowds as its popularity grows with each visit.
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Walnut
Lottie Blair Parker
Theater Republic
Belasco Theater
New York City
Lew Fields sale starts for The Girl Behind the Counter
Seats go on sale tomorrow for Lew Fields big musical The Girl Behind the Counter. Fields brings the same cast from the record breaking Lew Fields Herald Square Theater run in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Fields
Mr. Fields
Lew Fields Herald Square Theater
New York
Barrymore Portrait Leads Andre Brouillet Discovery in Paris
Miss Ethel Barrymore sat for M Brouillet in Paris and refused to sit in profile. The resulting sketch, of the actress in the studio doorway, is exhibited in a major New York gallery. Barrymore also stars in W Somerset Maugham's new comedy Lady Frederick staged by Charles Frohman at the Grand Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barrymore
Andre Brouillet
Ethel Barrymore
Paris
M.brouillet
New York
W. Somerset Maugham
Frederick
Charles Frohman
Lady Frederick
Grand Opera House
Lew Fields Rehearses The Girl Behind the Counter
In a Parisian tone he notes how stage craft blends living types with scenery. Lew Fields explains how a fat waiter and a dwarf were cast to balance a line of performers, inspired by a Kansas City dining room drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Fields
Mr. Fields
Dickens
New York
London
Walters
Floorwalker
Kansas City
Bathhouse
Broadway
Lyric Treasurer Leaves for Duquesne Theater
Treasurer Judah of the Lyric Theatre plans to sever ties in a few days and depart for Pittsburgh to serve as treasurer of the Duquesne Theater. The Rollickers promise Cora Livingstone the champion female wrestler as a new feature at People’s next Sunday, joining Lem Welch and Will H. Cohan among a strong comic lineup. The Empire Pony Ballet and ten new stage devices will enhance Jack Sheppard the Bandit King at Heuck’s next week, with a western tale of a robber and his detective brother and twelve horses featured in a scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
Lyric Theater
Pittsburg
Duquesne Theater
Cora Livingstone
Rollickers
Lem Welch
Will H. Cohan
Empire Pony Ballet
Jack Sheppard
Heuck
Montana to Return to Lyceum Stage Next Sunday
The return of last season’s hit Montana promises an appealing bill for Lyceum patrons. The company has strengthened since the prior year and added features. Dolly Varden the acting horse remains a feature of the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Lyceum
Right of Way Impresses With Strong Repeat Run
Richard Dorney notes the play's strength on the repeat as business along the line exceeds last year. The Grand in this city drew a larger audience than the first night last season and expects a very strong week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dorney
Bells and Whip at Columbia Stage Echo Quiet Morning
A brief scene on the Columbia stage describes bells ringing each morning while a whip cracks and a stern voice shapes the mood, signaling a disciplined routine in the early hours.
Performers scheduled at the Columbia and Walnut theatres
The Percy Troupe featuring Markey Lloyd Peddrick Harry Keeler Allie Vivian Belle Benson Eva Van Oster performs with Miss Mabelle Fonda of Fonda Della and Fonda jugglers at the Columbia. Bonita stars in Mortimer M Theise's Wine Woman and Song at Walnut with a dinner party scene in Newport Rhode Island. A moving picture at Odd Fellows Temple Auditorium titled Duty vs Revenge presented by Be Crawford alongside Melies and Vitagraph subjects with a Sister song finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Markey
Lloyd Peddrick
Harry Keeler
Allie Vivian
Belle Benson
Eva van Oster
Mabelle Fonda
Fonda
Della
Columbia
Miss Fonda
Mortimer M. Theise
Walnut
Bonita
Newport
R. L
Genevieve Asterbilt
Gibson Girl
Elinor Glyn
Len. Hearn
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Be Crawford
Vitagraph Company
Marvel
Will Price
Atlantic Fleet Nearing Manila
Manila reports the Atlantic fleet has reached the Basilan Channel between Basilan and Mindanao. Wireless stations at Zamboanga and Malahang have not confirmed the arrival, though a sighting off Zamboanga was expected this morning. Manila plans an elaborate water parade to welcome the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Basilan
Mindanao
Zamboanga
Malahang
Fred Galetti’s Monkeys and Dogs Rehearsal Act
The daily rehearsal of Fred Galetti's monkeys and dogs plays to entertain children this week. Galetti says he never uses a whip for punishment and compares his wand like commands to sparing the animals, believing they share in the applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Galetti
Mr. Galetti
Arnold’s Facts and Follies Company at the Standard Theater
Co. Arnold's Facts and Follies Company brings an entirely new show to the Standard Theater next week. Evwin F. Rush directs the big ensemble numbers with Sol Fields guiding the staging. A variety bill features Musical Bells May Walsh Morris and Kramer Irvin Walton and others.
Troops Depart Indiana After Army Maneuvers
The fall army maneuvers and camp of instruction near Fort Benjamin Harrison conclude as Wisconsin National Guard units and the Twenty-eighth United States Infantry begin entraining. Kentucky and Michigan troops maneuver with regulars. all troops except the Tenth Infantry will depart by noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin National Guard
Twenty-eighth United States Infantry
Kentucky
Michigan
Tenth United States Infantry
Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down eight hour railroad telegraphers law
The Wisconsin Supreme Court declared unconstitutional the eight hour railroad telegraphers law enacted in 1907. The ruling held the law conflicts with the federal constitutional power to regulate interstate commerce and with Congress established hours for railway telegraphers, effectively invalidating the state measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Congress
Will of Leslie Carter Disinherits Son in Probate
The will of the late Leslie Carter filed for probate leaves a fortune dwindled to 75000 dollars to a sister and a brother, disinheriting his son Leslie Dudley Carter for leaving the home without cause. The will states the son has caused personal injury and ruin by leaving the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leslie Carter
Leslie Dudley Carter
Del Val to Step Down as Papal Secretary of State
Rome report via The Avanti says Cardinal Merry Del Val plans retirement after pressure from American and English church leaders. Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ireland opposed his crackdown on modernism prompting the outcome at the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Avanti
Merry del Val
Vatican
Cardinal Gibbons
Ireland
Mayor of London Elects Sir George Truscott
Sir George Truscott was elected Lord Mayor of London in succession to Sir John Charles Bell. He will assume office on November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Truscott
John Charles Bell
London
Dementia Sufferers Admitted to City Hospital
Two women with acute dementia were admitted yesterday. Violet Ransom, 32, of 420 Mc Allister street, allegedly lost her reason through jealousy of her husband and desires to end her life. Emma Davis, 37, of 1927 Elm street, believes someone will cut her hair and has attempted self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Violet Ransom
McAllister Street
Emma Davis
Elm Street
Stricken Woman Dies After Theater Heart Failure
Mrs. Carrie Russell aged 68 of Iuka Indiana collapsed at a Lyceum Theater performance last night and died soon after at City Hospital after transportation by Sullivan’s ambulance. She was staying at the Palace Hotel with her daughter Miss Florence Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Theater
Carrie Russell
Iuka
City Hospital
Sullivan’s
Ministers and Delegates Return From Conference
Ministers and delegates to the Kentucky M E Conference in Barboursville have returned with assignments. G F Oliver moves to Union M E Church Covington. William Jones to Main Street M E Church Ludlow. J A Colledge to Philistia Ohio. J A Browne to Greenfield Indiana. J E Williams to replace Browne in Rising Sun Indiana. F W Harrop is assigned to Maysville Church and G W Bunton becomes district Superintendent.
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Kentucky
M. E
Barboursville
Covington
G. F. Oliver
Union M. BE
William Jones
Ludlow
Main Street
M. BE
J. A. Colledge
Philistia
J. A. Browne
Shinkle Church
Greenfield
Ind
J. E. Williams
Rising Sun
Marriage License Granted in Covington Despite Minor Bride
Magistrate William Huber presided over a Covington ceremony where a sixteen year old bride wore a dress barely reaching her shoetops. County Clerk Yates initially refused the license, but the girl produced her father’s permission affidavit signed by John Carsner. The groom Nimrod Netheny is twenty one, and they both residence Jobs, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Huber
Covington
Yates
John Carsner
Nimrod Netheny
Train Crew Confirms Freight Attack Details in Ky
Authorities say five men were cut between Independence and Walton on a Louisville and Nashville freight last Friday night. The train crew corroborated the injured men's accounts. one crewman saw a man jump from the train but offered no clear description. Tony Bradford and Charles Kramer are held on breach of the peace charges.
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Louisville & Nashville
Independence
Walton
Kenton County
Tony Bradford
Charles Kramer
Widow Louisa P. Rees Died Suddenly in City
Washington I. Rees of 1812 Western avenue mourns the sudden death of his wife Louisa P. Rees from heart disease. The late Mrs. Rees was married to a public service assistant and her passing occurred late last night.
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Washington I. Rees
Western Avenue
Louisa P. Rees
Rees
John Cornetti, Jr
Board of Public Service
Obituary notices of Arthur Maig Nan and John McClurg
Albert Pierre Rene Maig Nan a French historical painter died in Pales born 1844 Beau mont. John McClurg president Cosmopolitan National Bank and longtime Pittsburgh financier died there yesterday. He helped found and led the bank and remained active until its suspension recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pierre
Rene Maignan
Pales
Beaumont
John M’clurg
Cosmopolitan National Bank
Pitsburg
McClurg
Covington and Newport County Election Officers Named
Kenton County Election Commissioners announce appointed officers for Covington and Newport County divisions. The list details clerks sheriffs and judges across multiple precincts and wards, including Second through Sixth wards and various country precincts.
Wreck at Latonia Station Injures Two
Robert Gray a 56 year old engineer for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad sustained serious injuries when a cut of flat cars backed into his engine at Latonia Station. His fireman Thomas Gilbody of Covington escaped serious harm by jumping and suffered only light injuries. Gray was pinned under debris and taken to his Covington home, reported in serious condition.
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Robert Gray
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Thomas Gilbody
Covington
Latonia
Gray
Gilbody
Madison Pike
Latonia Taxpayers Call Mass Meeting on Annexation
The Latonia Taxpayers Association schedules a mass meeting next Friday evening inviting citizens to discuss a proposed annexation. The gathering aims to inform residents and gather opinions on the disputed boundary change.
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Latonia
Dayton man found dead in bed by wife
George Menke, 40, a well known Dayton Kentucky resident, was found dead in bed yesterday morning by his wife who woke and found no heart action. Dr. Arewine said death from heart failure occurred about two hours before discovery. Menke worked as a woodturner for a piano company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Menke
Dayton
Will of Caleb Ives Probate in Newport Court
The will of Caleb Ives founder of the Globe Soap Works Cincinnati who died in the Highlands east of Newport was probated in County Judge Moore's court Newport. The estate goes to widow Mary Elizabeth Ives and children with a $16000 trust for the widow while single. Upon remarriage or death the trust pays the two sons Franklin and Marvin Allen Ives. The widow receives the eighteen acre Highlands farm and personal property. A $250 bequest to Elmwood Cemetery trustees and $3000 to daughter Mary Ives Duhme with a Union County Ohio farm to her and Jennie Ives. Executors John C. Schroll and W. W. Southgate named after Franklin Ives motion. bond $5000.
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Globe Soap Works
Cincinnati
The
Highlands
Newport
Moore’s Court
Mary Elizabeth Ives
W. W. Southgate
Mary Ives Duhme
Franklin
Marvin Allen Ives
Elmwood Cemetery
Detroit
Mich
Union County
Jennie Ives
Moore
Franklin Ives
John C. Schroll
Newport letter carrier arrested for stealing postage stamps
James F. Taylor a Newport letter carrier of about ten years was arrested by Inspector C. G. Swain on charges that he pocketed small change left in mail boxes and instead of buying stamps used canceled stamps on letters. He gave bond to appear for examination before U S Commissioner Menzies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Taylor
Newport
C. G. Swain
Taylor
Bond
United States
Menzies
Newport Prepares for State Sunday School Convention
The Newport committee completed arrangements for the State Sunday school convention to be held October 8 at Grace M. Church. Notable speakers include Mrs. M Lamoréaux of Chicago Dr Joseph Clark General Secretary of Ohio Prof L B Leavell of Oxford Missouri Dr Hamill of Boston Prof Harry Cork of Chicago Dr J C Willis President of the University of Louisville Jerry M Porter of Clinton Illinois and Dean Capers of Lexington Kentucky.
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Newport
Grace M. Church
Lamoréaux
Chicago
Joseph Clark
Ohio
L. B. Leavell
Oxford
Miss
Hamill
Boston
Harry Cork
J. C. Willis
University of Louisville
Jerry M. Porter
Clinton, Ill
Dean Capers
Lexing
Campbell County Court Names Administratrix for Stoeckel Estate
In Campbell County Court Mamie Stoeckel widow of William Stoeckel was qualified as administratrix of the estate with John Fletcher as surety on the bond. The qualification occurred in County Judge Moore's court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Stoeckel
William Stoeckel
Moore
John Fletcher
Kenton County Court Actions Highlight Local Suits
James Clark of Boone County sues Patrick McEntee in Kenton Circuit Court for 969 dollars. The Commonwealth appeals a County Court decision in Edward Rudolph’s tavern license case in Crescent Springs. Waverland Heights sues Louisville and Nashville Railroad for three carloads of lumber in transit. Columbia Building Association sues J H Ballman et al for 827 dollars. Fidelity Building Association sues Sarah E Mitchell et al for 1579 dollars. Walker C Hall seeks 250-dollar assessment on his Hamlin and Graft streets lot. Carrie Thomas seeks default judgment against Ferro-Concrete Construction Company. Eliza Stark, released from Land asylum, is ordered back by a Kenton County jury. John Rosing’s will leaves his estate to widow Kate as executrix.
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James Clark
Boone County
Patrick McEntee
Kenton
Commonwealth
Edward Rudolph
Crescent Springs
Waverland Heights Development Company
Alamada
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Columbia Building Association
J. H. Ballman
Fidelity Building Association
Sarah E. Mitchell
Walker C. Hall
Latonia
Hamlin
Carrie Thomas
Ferro-Concrete Construction Company
Harbeson
Eliza Stark
Lakeland Asylum
Kenton County
Shaw
John Rosing
Kate
Bellevue Church to Dedicate Remodel on Sunday
The remodeled First Christian Church in Ward Avenue will be dedicated Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Ward Avenue
School committees formed for study and culture program
Superintendent H. L. Eby appointed committees from teachers in nature study physical culture and story telling. He arranged weekly talks to high school pupils every Wednesday by several citizens. Former Mayor J. W. Ellis will open with the first address this morning at 8 30 o clock in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Eby
J. W. Ellis
Newport News in Brief
John Cummins, arrested in Cincinnati, was brought to the Newport Jail yesterday by Humane Officer Schmidt on charges of failing to provide for his infant. A meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church was held at Miss Sallie Immegart’s Overton Street residence with papers read on Japan. Campbell County Board of Health, with Dr. Wyman of Covington, conducted a fesi inspection in Campbell County. The Highland District Republicans plan a mass meeting tomorrow night in Central High School Building to nominate seven candidates for the Board of Trustees in November.
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John Cummins
Cincinnati
Newport
Schmidt
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Sallie Immegart
Overton Street
Japan
Ida MecGinniss
A. A. Harrison
Campbell County Board of Health
Wyman
Covington
Fes
Campbell County
Highland’ District
Hool
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