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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1907
Page
4
The opening scene promises one of the most effective and catchy pieces printed in our city. A Grand Chorus of 40 Voices features Socialties by the Meyers Children and The Red Rose Quartette among others.
Sloan Gordon received three large cans of young bass from the Ohio Fish and Game commission for stocking Four Mile Creek and nearby areas. A can was sent to College Corner to stock Tala wanda. Internal Revenue Collector H F Cellarius ends his connection at close of business today.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for bad breath and gas, claiming they absorb odors from the stomach and intestines. It claims safety, laxative benefits, and improves taste and health, urging readers to buy and use them.
John Bang and his wife with a child arrived from Clay County Kentucky and secured rooms at a South Fifth Street boarding house. He left to find a dwelling Saturday night and did not return by Sunday morning, prompting his wife to notify police of a possible abduction or murder over about $300. Bang later returned safe and secured housing.
A humorous farce unfolds as Jones deceives the bishop and family with disguises aided by Gussie the ward. The bishop is duped, wires the suit to prison, and the professor denounces Jones. The issue resolves with the bishop wrongfully jailed and Jones exposed. Fontinelle and other acts are advertised for upcoming theater shows.
Smiths theater promotes The Ninety and Nine as a popular priced attraction famed for scenic effects and a strong cast. Set in an Indiana village, it weaves a love story with comedy and intrigue, ending with a dramatic train rescue scene and a depiction of a prize fight with a comic setting.
Alberta Gallatin, a renowned stage star, will appear in Judith of the Plains next Saturday matinee and night at Smith's theater under Eldredge & Meakin. The company features a specially selected cast with Gallatin praised for finish, intelligence, and charming impersonation of Judith.
The Red Mill by Blossom and Herbert, produced by Charles Dillingham, transfers to Smiths Theatre after a year in Knickerbocker New York. Set in Holland at Katwyk-Am-Zee, the plot follows two stranded New Yorkers and a village burgomaster as their comic misadventures unfold around a windmill.
Lew Dockstader introduces new one night stand acts this week and urges saving money and rocks as part of his fatherly advice. Huntington wrote I'm Trying the Leaves So They Won't Come Down in forty minutes. Neath the Old Acorn Tree, Sweet Estelle translated into six languages as foreign artists tour the country in vaudeville. Helt and Hager songs are widely used by a major charity, with twenty two numbers fitting each piece.
The Beautiful hand colored Passion Play will be shown in mov ing pictures at the Princess theatre for a full week starting Sunday Oct 13. The film runs 3114 feet and is divided into three reels, each capable of presenting the full story in sections. The first reel covers the Birth and Childhood of Christ with scenes including The Annunciation and The Flight Into Egypt.
Show notes indicate Edward E Rose plans a drama titled The Port of Missing Men and Arnold Daly unveils a new play Bridge a satire on the social bridge craze with Effie Ellsler appearing soon.
Dr Pierce medicines rely on glycerine to extract and preserve medicinal roots. It acts as a demulcent nutritive and antiseptic, aiding chronic coughs and bronchial diseases, and supports nourishment in wasting conditions. A cited statement from Prof Finley Ellingwood notes its value for dyspepsia and stomach issues, while warnings remain about limits of cures.
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