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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
4
The public savors another performance by McIntyre and Heath amid an all star lineup. Klaw and Erlanger curated the Nucleus and the superb songs by Jerome and Schwartz enhance the lavish production with striking costumes and scenery.
Joseph King's New York company presents East Lynne at Smith's theatre tonight. McIntyre and Heath return Sunday with The Ham Tree, a famed negro impersonation routine. Thomas F. Shea appears next Friday and Saturday with The Bells and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde under Cohan Harris. Also noted are Poly Theatre acts with Weston's singing, Stella Mayhew, the Boston Fadettes, Toby Claude, The Five Musical Spillers, Anna Held in The Parisian Model, and roller skating popularity at Hamilton's rink with Zarrow Fra Viola and Gray's bicycle tricks at the Coliseum.
Review notes praise for the seal and session animal act at the Grand this week calling it the most wonderful on the American stage. It lists Howell and Webster and the Three Ross sisters plus Roy Weed and Harry Hodgins among current stars. Next week’s lineup features Eva Ray the mental telepathist, the Weelers, Lamonts, Rosalie Speach, and Jeanette Rentschler with an Indian song.
A graceful skating display lit up the Coliseum on Wednesday, drawing spectators to a visually striking program that impressed attendees with its polished choreography and shining ice.
Ten years ago today William E. Hoel of Hamilton lodge No 17 I O O F was appointed by the grand master of the grand lodge of Ohio as district deputy grand master. This local fraternal milestone highlighted his service with the Odd Fellows.
The passage extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as strengthening heart nerves and muscles to improve circulation. A testimonial from Mrs Mary C Hahler of Sullivan Missouri claims dramatic relief after poor health with breathing difficulties and heart pain, noting a druggist guarantee and a refund if no benefit.
Owing to Judge John F. Neilan's illness, Judge Elan Fisher of Eaton is presiding. The school board deadlock persists as a meeting last night dissolved into confusion with opposing factions, leaving no business completed.
A line in a report notes that some church members resemble others outside, seeking control roles as bosses and bellwethers, otherwise they refuse to participate. The remark implies tension over leadership and influence within the church community.
The C., H. & D. railway line is upgrading its round-house with a replacement steel smoke stack. The note adds a local aside about a millborn worker traveling widely this season, leaving doors open.
Petitions circulated among Millcreek valley villages will be presented to President Schoepf of the Ohio Traction Company. The petitions demand immediate repair of the poor street car service on the Lockland line and call for prompt action to remedy the issues.
Elmer Seeger, honorably discharged after four years in the U S marine corps, has enlisted again and now serves in the navy. His friends are glad to know he is enjoying his new work.
The municipal electric light plant failed to provide incandescent service causing a string of odd events. At Chris Kaefer's Main Street barber shop lights went out during a busy evening leaving a customer partially shaved and the gas poor, prompting a candle to be bought as a last resort.
A shaved man holds a candle to illuminate his face as the grooming finishes. The scene reflects a simple, intimate moment of personal care by candlelight.
Congress man Eugene Harding of Ohio and Mrs. Harding stayed in New York en route to Washington. They attended Yale and Harvard games and Yale Princeton events. Tad Jones and Howard Harding, noted in Yale circles, lead Young Men's Christian Association efforts and received praise in London related remarks.
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