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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
2
The Bucklen theatre presents The Girl from Rectors tomorrow evening before a crowded house as tickets began briskly selling. George and Moore headline at Crystal with a clever one song act and sharp dialogue hailed as strong entertainment for Elwood audiences.
The voting contest begins in earnest at the Crestal. Friends of various year lady contestants work hard for their favorites. Spirited times are expected before the Contess ends. Daily results will be published locally and shown on the curtain at the Crystal.
The New York Evening Journal lauds the young women in The Girl From Ree ters as dazzling on stage. It notes bold outfits with vivid colors and striking ink buttons, paired with a dramatic black hat and ornate accessories shaping a vivid theatrical image.
Critics and public praised the show as a strong evening of theatre. The Goddess of Liberty, after 200 performances in Chicago, moves to Buckeye with Wednesday evening showtime.
fy stark dramatized from the George Burr McCutcheon novel will be seen at the Bucklen heartare. The stage version by George Dr. Baker a young dramatist has made his mark in the theater world. The gay production features the book’s death themes in elaborate style and has enjoyed early success in Pittsburgh New York Chicago. The original cast and magnificent production will be seen here.
Grace George resumes her tour in A Woman's Way. Mae Bradley stars in St Elmo with Vaughan Glaser. Notable engagements include Not So Blind with John Mason by Ernest Poole and Is Matrimony a Failure. Mary Mannering may appear as Rosalind in As You Like It in London. Multiple indies enter new acts and productions across Broadway, London, and Australia with Shuberts and Brune among others.
The Crystal theatre offers prizes for Elk Heart's most beautiful girl contest. First prize is a $20 gold watch, second a $10 chafing dish, third a $5 chocolate set, fourth $2.50 in Bucklen theatre seats, and a fifty one year subscription to a women's magazine. Interest has risen as about twenty contestants compete with leaders close.
Local Foresters stage the play With Their Own People tonight with well known local players. Advance sale has been very satisfactory and good weather could bring a record crowd to Bucklen tonight.
Houseworth Bros advertise for fifty men and women to take half price on Dr Howard's celebrated medicine for constipation and dyspepsia. A 25 cent package is offered with a money back guarantee if relief is not quick. The ad promises improved digestion, stronger stomach, regular bowels, and increased appetite.
Mrs. Gordon Murray of Nappanee, seriously injured after her hair was caught in a machine at the Nappanee News plant weeks ago, is reported improving rapidly at St. Joseph hospital in South Bend. A skin graft from her own body was used on her scalp and the operation was entirely successful. She is expected to make a complete recovery though facial and scalp scars will remain.
Ralph Moore of Nappanee pursued a snowbound thief across his farm near Nappanee and forced the return of 30 bushels of stolen corn.
A masquerade event at the roller rink on Saturday January 29 invites skaters to dance past midnight with prizes for the prettiest and homeliest costumes. Admission is free and features include a boys barrel race and other highlights under manager E A Herrold at 28 E.
Josie card of 41014 High street was hit on the head by a snowball thrown by a pupil of Central School and severely injured. The incident was reported to the police and an arrest may be made. Read the Truth. All the news.
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