Amusements highlights at Bucklen theatre season
The Bucklen theatre announces upcoming shows including Richard Ganthony's A Message From Mars on December 29, Clyde Fitch's Girls on January 6, and James M. Allison's The Top o the World new year’s eve spectacle. Also Ole Sullivan Stock Company offers Tempest and Sunshine and A Sister's Love with two feature films Nero and the Burning of Rome and Ben-Hur. Italian Opera Company to present IL Trovatore at Bucklen on January 8.
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Mars
Richard Ganthony
Bucklen Theatre
Messrs. Shubert
Clyde Fitch
New York
Sullivan Stock Company
Bucklen
Playhouse
Rome
Lew Wallace
Nero
James M. Allison
Elkhart
Atlantic
Garrick Theatre
Beresford Lovett
London
Margaret Dunne
Chas. Darnton
New York World
The Witching Hour Comes to Bucklen Theater
The Witching Hour stars Mr Gould in a character of discomfiture as charges are pressed against him. The Shubert organization outfits a lavish production with top actors and scenic settings for a Monday night show. Notable performances from Fitch and Crane are teased, promising a humorous and dramatic evening with metropolitan players.
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Boston Museum Stock Company
Mr. Gould
Bucklen Theatre
Messrs. Shubert
Bucklen
Mr. Fitch
Hackett Theatre
N. Y. City
Garrick Theatre
Chicago
Pride and Quiet in the Catholic Standard and Times
A fragment from the Catholic Standard and Times reflecting on pride and courage amid Irish unrest. The speaker rejects bravado and insists on inner strength, disdain for public show, and fearlessness in face of crowds, praising humility over loud displays.
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Siznore
Dorando
Stan
In Ten Years Time. Chauffeur Now Then Cant You Keep On Your Own Side
A brief dialogue scene centers on a chauffeur and a figure demanding orderly conduct. The exchange hints at tension over boundaries and propriety, with characters urging restraint and disciplined behavior amid a formal setting.
Youth engagement tale and notices from Harper's Weekly
A humorous note from Harper's Weekly describes a young suitor telling his fiancée she is not the only girl he has missed, prompting playful retorts about lessons to learn. Also listed are notices and ads: W. H. Mann Lumber Co. accounts to be paid to E. A. Carpenter Receiver, Elkhart bonds offered, Hopkins family New Year dances, and a dressmaking service at 400 Indiana Avenue.
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Harper's Weekly
W. H. Mann Lumber Co
E. A. Carpenter
Marion Street
Army budget nears record peace-time authorization
Washington dispatch notes that the coming fiscal year’s army appropriation will reach about 104 million dollars, with authorized strength at 100,000 and current enlistment about 9,000 short. Roosevelt and Taft back keeping the army at the notch, while Wright pushes for a 400,000 militia.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
House Committee
War Department
Roosevelt
Taft
United States
Philippines
Cuba
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Wright
Bynum
Indiana
Becme
Parsons
New York
Department of the Interior
Children's Bureau
America
The Lions Den by Hurlburt Presaged for Stage
Theatrical items note William J. Hurlburt writing In the Lions Den to be produced by Cohan and Harris. A Little Brother of the Rich slated for Chicago mid January. Adrienne Angarde with Joseph O Mara in Peggy Mahree praised as a London beauty. Nance O Neil seeks James O Neill to join Macbeth with her as Lady Macbeth.
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Wiliam J. Hurlburt
Lions’ den
Cohan & Harris
Chicago
Adrienne Angarde
Joseph O'Mara
Peggy Mahree
London
Nance O'Neil
James O'Neill
Science Siftings on Space and Earth Core
The article notes space temperature at 200 degrees below zero and claims Catefum softens at 40 degrees to resemble lead. It cites a German scientist describing Earth’s center as a core of similar material to Fronter, about 4000 miles wide, separated from the crust by a thick plastic layer.
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Germain Seienmtist
Aayer
Proverb Trio and Local Tax Notice in Elkhart
A collection of proverbs from diverse origins precedes a tax notice stating delinquent state and county taxes for Elkhart city and nearby townships may be paid to Louis M. Simpson at the Simpson Abstract Office on Main Street and Lexington Avenue. The notice also mentions Charles A. Croop as County Treasurer. A separate notice informs fire insurance customers that Charles H. Field will handle the business at 113 Lexington Avenue until the original agent resumes duties.
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Elkhart City
Concord
Bango
Cleveland
Qsolo
Louis M. Simpson
Simpson Abstract
Main Street
Lexington Avenue
Elkhart
Indiana
Charles A. Croop
D&wet County
Charles H. Field
Sdtf
Charles E. Frank
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Harry Fairleigh
Colter Ballet
W. H. Crane
WH. Crane
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Ihleen “Clifford
Wilson Roose
Mrs. Hopkins
Hoffman's Hall
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Government of
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Postal Savings Bank
Congress
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John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
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Capitol
Science
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Sapes
Lincoln
White House
Fort Sumter
Tad
Jackson Hill
West Virginia
Hocking Valley
Piney Fork
S. Main
Brusman
Holdeman
Howard Gould
C. M. Mailes
See
Geo. Howell
Frank Jones
W.C Bristol
Robert Barton
Eleanor Barry
Alma Chester
Janet Dunbar
Hirshberg
W. F. Jackson
Fred Roberts
T. Kent
Studebaker Theatre
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Fulae Yourmne
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