Vaudeville Delight At Robison Park Show
A large audience enjoyed the vaudeville night show at Robison Park theatre. Lockhart's elephants wowed the crowd with head stands and pyramids while performers Carlton Waters and the Carter and Walters one act farce drew steady laughter. The program runs daily with afternoon and evening shows billed as the park’s finest ever.
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Robison Pak Theatre
Lockhart
al Carlton
Carter & Walters Company
Mr. Conn
Mr. Carlton
Miss Waters
von Klein
Gibson
Park Theatre
Robison Sark
Herbert Opera Company to Stage Summer Comic Opera at Robison Park
The Herbert Opera company brings a high quality summer comic opera to Robison Park for two weeks starting next Sunday. The ensemble includes Miss Anna Dale, Miss Helen DeMers, James Stevens, and James Durand, with a capable chorus and skilled principals. Fort Wayne audiences should see this well regarded East Coast talent as a premier summer entertainment.
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Herbert Opera Company
Robison Park Theatre
the Park
East
Herbert
Anna Dale
Rima Donna
Xn Art
Helen DeMers
Salvage
Sultan of Sulu
James Stevens
Lishtonera
Robison Park
Fort Wayne
Mr. Herbert
James Durand
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Fort Wayne Delights Entertainers With Comic Opera History
A note calls the production the most delightful in the history of comic opera in Fort Wayne, praising the show as a highlight of local arts with lively performances and a warm reception from audiences.
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Fort Wayne
Frohman brings Romeo and Juliet with famed E H Sothern cast
The Majestic reports Charles Frohman’s lavish Romeo and Juliet production led by E H Sothern and Julia Marlowe. The piece notes Shakespearean shows demand heavy investment, superb actors, and elaborate scenery to avoid failure, with performances starting at 7:45 PM.
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Wall Street
Charles Frohman
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
America
Chicago
Shakespeare
Society Notes Feature Varied Visits and Weddings
Mrs. C M Dawson returns from Bloomington while Elizabeth Hanna travels to Canada for weeks. Edith Kenkle leaves for Greensburg. St Martin returns to Richmond after visiting Miss Nellie Lawson. Meriwether family to Louisville for two weeks. Harry R Culbertson of New York guests of the Culbertsons. Fred Clayton of Louisville visits. Prof Auguste Croll and wife depart for Rome City for summer at their cottage. Christina Yeager of Lafayette visits Columbia avenue. K K Wheelock and daughter Ruth return from Portland. Grace Davis in Elkhart to serve as maid of honor at Brenda Fisher and Newton McCann wedding today. C E Grace Reformed church youth society hosted by Fatla Shadle at 621 West Third. Abe Oppenheimer visiting son Fred at 337 East Main. Pedro club closes season at Robison park. supper and theatre party. Clara Kenower of Huntington attends Ben Greet woodland performances. Henry Rothschild and wife go to Ann Arbor. their son Charles Rothschild graduates in medicine. Mrs. Andrew Archer hosts a bridal shower for Lillie Nessel. Pedro entertainment. Engagement announced for Elizabeth Jansen and Ben Sanders. wedding tomorrow at Gay Street home. High school gala Thursday night includes reception and dance at Anthony Wayne club after exercises. address by Prof. W E Bryan of Indiana University.
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Louisvlle
Harry R. Culbertson
New York City
B. Culbertson
Fred Clayton
Louisville
Viola Brown
Auguste Croll
Rome City
Grace Davis
Elkhart
Brenda Fisher
Newton McCann
C. E. of
Grace Reformed Church
Fatla Shadle
West Third Street
Abe Oppenheimer
Rabbi Gutmacher
Baltimore
Henry Rothschild
Ann Arbor
Michigan University
Charles Rothschild
Andrew Archer
Lillie Nessel
Uleet
Pedro
Elizabeth Jansen
Ben Sanders
Gay Street
Miss Jansen
Mr. Sanders
Anthony Wayne Club
W. E. Bryan
Indiana University
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Children
An old patent medicine ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year old remedy used by millions for children. It claims to soothe, relieve gum pain, steady wind colic, and cure diarrhea, with a price of twenty five cents a bottle sold by druggists worldwide.
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Mrs. Winston
Drowned boy identified as Mary F Schulte not Wilt Schulte
The Delta lake drowning victim was Mary F Schulte aged seventeen, not Wilt as first thought. Letters in his coat matched his brother Will, flagging the mistaken identity. His mother and ill father mourn the tragedy as plans for a Wednesday funeral at the South Walton avenue home proceed. Lakeside manager Hartman testified he had warned the youth not to enter the lake.
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Delta Lake
F. Schulte
Wilt Schulte
Will
Will Schulte
Schulte
Wellman Undertaking
Joseph Hartman
Lakeside
George Studer
South Walton Avenue
Liquor Dealers Rush for Government Licenses Districtwide
The revenue office sees a flood of license applications from about 1 900 liquor dealers in the district as the July deadline nears. Duty Collector Hayden warns applicants must fill blanks themselves. the office will not complete forms.
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Government
Distriet
Hayden
Meartime
Elivden
Mr. Tayden
Uncle Sam
Fort Wayne
Manicure Goods Advertised by Rodenbeck on Calhoun Street
An advertisement notes Manicure Articles offering a complete line of manicure goods at Rodenbeck located at 1004 Calhoun Street. The listing includes files scissors cuticle sticks and nail blocks as available items in the shop inventory.
Panama Hat Sold at Patterson's For Five Dollars
A Panama hat advertised at Patterson's claims to be the best five dollar hat in the city. The bold pitch positions Patterson's as the destination for value and style, urging readers to visit and compare.
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Rambler
Bacycle
Wnational
Roussey’s
Patterson
Lightning strike kills circus advance agent in Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Mich June 19 Lightning struck a Barnum & Bailey wagon where circus employees slept at Augusta killing advance agent W J Currier of Flint Mich and injuring five others All injured were badly shocked but expected to recover Three of the injured John C EBigrist Andrew Kenzie and Roy Weatherby are paralyzed
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Mich
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Agusta
W. J. Currier
Flint
John C. Ebigrist
Andrew Kenzie
Roy Weatherby
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