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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
4
Riverside alleys host a Thursday night bowling card featuring the Hill Tops seeking two games from Rivals of the Riverside. Strong competition arises as teams She Alpines and Dausseldorfers vie for a win in the league’s final showdown.
The Women's Chorus at First Methodist Episcopal Church gave a large audience a refined program Thursday night. Soloists including Miss Caroline Lieb and Mrs Frances Morton-Crime impressed, while the Men’s Chorus, led by Prof. Will H. Lobo, complemented with strong harmony. The program featured numbers by Gaston Borel and Ludwig van Beethoven era selections, praised for stage presence and vocal blend.
A review notes a recent performance at Smith's theater featuring Mr Lewis and Miss Mabel Frost in The Girl and the Chauffeur. The cast and company receive praise for a strong love story, scenic settings, humor, and lively acting. The piece runs through the week with a Saturday matinee and next week's Old Sweetheart of Mine.
The church held a 7 o'clock supper for about 85 attendees in the dining parlors organized by teachers of the development, primary, and friendly departments. The evening featured place-card tableaux, impromptu readings, and comments, finishing with a poem by Miss Floretta Beck and solos by Miss Marie Everson. Reverend George W. Phillips spoke on The Call for Christianized Personality, outlining Christian consecration, conversation, and concentration as keys to a world with faith. A business session discussed Lincoln Bible supervision, nominating committees, and Children's Day planning for June, plus approval for a fireproof high school building. The next teachers meeting is June 6.
A lively program titled The Palace Gate at Niki opens with an all male troupe in Oriental dress. The rest of the bill is elegant. The Britten musical doas are splendid musicians. The Victoria musical five have fine voices and songs. Hill and Knight sing and dance to the crowd. Tom Powell is a great hit and city favorite.
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