Majestic and Regent vaudeville and film lineup
The Majestic shows Father’s Daughter with Eddie Borden and company plus other acts including blackface pairs and sensational aerialists. Alice Brady stars in Redead as well as City of Comrades and The Rogue’s Romance. The Regent screens Hart in The Poppy Girl’s Husband with a Drew comedy and Douglas Fairbanks in Knickerbocker Buckaroo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Eddie Borden and Company
Armstrong and James
Hart
Drew
Squared
Marguerite Clark
Marguerite
Clark
William S. Hart
Mr. Hart
Majestic Theater
Ofacts Petri
Melnette
Armstrong
James
Fashion de Vegte
Princeton
Vaudeville marathon and film lineups at Pax Tang and Harrisburg
Pathetic lovers and a convict hero headline The Poppy Girl's Husband at Pax Tang Park with two nightly shows plus a Majestic program featuring The Melnette Duo and Armstrong and James. Harrisburg Colonial Victoria Theatre showcase Redhead City of Comrades A Rogue's Romance End of the Road and All Star Week with Stolen Orders and Anita Stewart Tom Mix Colvert tang at Pax Tang Park outdoor attraction Colvert the wire artist leads a free attraction limited to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Carlyle Blackwell
June Elviege
Kitty Gordon
Montagu Live
Anita Stewart
Earle Williams
Tom Mix
Paxtang Park
Harrisburg
Colonial Theater
Alice Brady
Tom Moore
Victoria Theater
Montagu Love
June Elvidge
Colvert
Pax- Colvert
Tang Park
Paxturmg Park
Brockton
Mass
Trenton
May Wirth Stars in Gigantic Ringling Brothers Circus Show
May Wirth the celebrated bareback rider joins Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey touring America for a Fourth of July appearance. The British Isles royal rider comes from a famed equestrian family and is joined by Hanneford Davenport McPherson clans and other renowned acts in a mammoth program of acrobats aerialists jugglers and elephants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Wirth
Australia
British Isles
Royal Riders of the Ring
Martin Wirth
Stella Wirth
Frank Wirth
Hanneford
Davenport
McPherson
Bagonghi
America
Paxtang Calvert to perform two nightly theatre exhibitions
Paxtang and Calvert will stage two exhibitions each evening at seven and about eight thirty. The act will be rigged on the hill behind the Park Theater with two tall poles already installed by the Harrisburg park management. FOR CONVALESCENTS Horsford's Acid Phosphate refreshes and upbuilds physical energy. Ask your physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxtang
Calvert
Park Theater
Harrisburg
Horsford
Rail yard crew listings and assignments in Harrisburg and Enola
The dispatch lists the 116 and 228 crews to go first after 1.15 and 2.30 o'clock with engineers firemen brakemen and conductors named for each. It notes up crews in the Philadelphia Division Middle Division Passenger Service and Enola side with specific personnel for engine and fire roles and yard crews. A separate note reports a two year old saved from iodine after drinking from a bottle at Gettysburg and an outing at The Poplars in Mount Wolf with local entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Casey
Manning
Karr
Binkley
Trickman
Schwartz
Gaeckler
Gemmill
Shoaff
Blankenhorn
Howard
Neidinger
Corbin
Schriver
Dare
Werdt
Arndt
Lacey
Lutz
Clouser
Silks
Hiffman
Kepner
McCarty
Hughes
Sirlin
Christ
Yohe
Enders
Weibner
Anderson
Cross
Minnichan
Leighton
Middle Division
Sweger
Peters
E. R. Snyder
Peightal
Heist
Holsinger
Haskins
Rhine
Blace
Potter
Woodward
Predix
G. W. Johnson
Gross
Clemm
Dennis
Eley
Rhoades
Kipp
G. W. Deckard
H. C. Johnson
Yard Board
ENOLA
Cullen
Sellers
Renshaw
Flowers
Schlessler
Skiles
Coover
Vogelsong
Davis
Home
Wilson
Derrick
Shank
Trostle
Dorsett
Smith
Simpson
Spense
Mabius
Harmon
Curtis
Bretz
Kauffman
Fleckinger
Shuey
Myers
Geib
Hinkle
Taylor
Snyder
Coldren
Haubaker
A. W. Wagner
Milliken
Lightner
Vetter
Holmes
A. J. Wagner
H. F. Groninger
L. H. Ricedorf
J. H. Ditner
S. H. Alexander
W. C. Black
J. Johnson
C. D. Hollenbaugh
W. E. Turbett
J. Crimmel
J. W. Smith
R. MB. Welch
E. Cc. Snow
M. G. Shaffner
J. 5. Frankford
J. S. Lenik
A. L. Floyd
F. H. Young
J. M. White
W. Johnson
J. N. Schindler
H. Myers
Real estate transfers in Harrisburg feature multiple sales
Recent Harrisburg property deals include O B Felser selling a three story brick at 1815 North Second Street for about 3200, W R Bollendorf selling plots at Twenty second and Chestnut for about 3500, and Sarah A Smith selling two brick dwellings at 1331 and 1383 North Sixth for about 5500. Additional transfers involve J J Hargest Jr to Guy B Vogt, G Docks heirs to M G Baker, Mame Stam to W C Hepperle, and William J Sohland interests totaling about 10000, ending with James K Kipp to William Lohland for a hotel and several brick properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Felser
John W. Fortenbaugh
North Second Street
W. R. Bollendorf
Gustav A. Flink
Chestnut
Sarah A. Smith
Max Williams
North Sixth Street
J. J. Hargest, Jr
Guy
Vogt
G. Dock
M. G. Baker
Mame Stam
W. C. Hepperle
William J. Sohland
Estella M. Sohland
James K. Kipp
Camp Street
Fulton Street
Muench Street
William J. Lohland
Second
Washington Streets
Real Estate Firm Reports Ten City Sales in One Week
During the week ending June 14 Backenstoss Realty Company at 331 Market street listed ten city sales. Transfers include Alvin H Fraim to Clarence O Backenstoss for five three story brick dwellings on Bailey street 1186 88 90 92 94 and J H Spicer to Edward Yingst for 3844 46 48 Nectarine street. Goldie M Trostle to Marshall Ficklin for 631 Boyd street and Clara V Kautz to Nicola Sgregnuole for 1613 North Sixth street. Consideration on all properties was nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backenstoss
Boyd Street
Clara V. Kautz
Nicola Sgregnuole
North Sixth Street
J. W. Kline Begins Work on Fourteen Dwellings
Permits were granted and ground cleared for fourteen residences on Taylor Boulevard by J. W. Kline of 1322 State Street. Seven two story stone dwellings and seven brick and stone dwellings will be built near Reservoir Park at Nineteenth and Market. Excavation by steam shovel starts Monday. Homes to feature modern baths sleeping porches and roomy front porches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Boulevard
Reservoir Park
Nineteenth
Market Streets
J. W. Kline
State Street
Fined $100 For Sale of Cream Below Standard
J A Rudy of 1701 Derry Street received the maximum $100 fine plus costs for selling cream below standard in a city health department case before Alderman Nicholas. Speros Chiaino of Harrisburg Quick Lunch was fined $5 with $6.56 costs, and four other defendants faced $5 fines with $6.56 in costs after guilty pleas in separate Alderman Hilton hearings. Bombs feared alarm Metropolitan Hotel guests as police later found the packages contained sand and river coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rudy
Derry Street
Nicholas
City Health Department
Speros Chiaino
Harrisburg
Hilton
Nick Notaries
Manhattan
Charles Sheeseley
Ninth Ward
Gus Gassiannis
Busy Bee
Albert Agman
Harris
Metropolitan Hotel
Incendiary Fire Damage At Dixie Quick Lunch Site
Fire at the Dixie Quick Lunch building on North Seventh Street was ruled incendiary after State Fire Marshal Butz and Fire Chief Kindler completed an investigation. Separate notices report Sherk and Gipple, new building contractors at 1251 Market Street, providing estimates for multiple homes to various clients. A kitchen shower for Mrs. J Stewart Askins was held in Madison Township with gifts for household use. Mr. Askins works in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Quick Lunch
North Seventh Street
Kindler
Butz
Sherk and Gipple
Market Street
Bride Blain
J. Stewart Askins
Eliabeth Stine
Madison Township
Askins
Harrisburg
Frederick Houck Buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery
Funeral services were held for Frederick Houck with Rev David B. Martin of St Pauls Lutheran Church officiating. The Lutheran choir performed and Lodge of Odd Fellows members served as pallbearers and conducted a grave side service at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Woman's Hand Cut in New Cumberland Cherry Canning Incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Houck
New Cumbe
Frederck Houck
David
Martin
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mt. Olivet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aia
Wilmersscfnt
Mabel Normand
Summerdale Park
Miss Byrd
Market Square
Victoria Management
Montague Love
and Tom Mix
Stanley
Risburg
Ingling Bros. and
ARNUM
Ato
Zarb
Fics
Bowman
Srounidsn
Sher Circus
CEM
Paddy Circus
Pei Hi Cu Si
Wilmer
Borsini
Fred Andrews
Harry and
Jane Platt
Harmony
Hart & Wagner
George H. Bock
Agine
Villa-Villa
Wilmers
Eddie Borden
Princeton Girls
Keith
Regent Theater
Poppy Girl
FBI & Sat
Douglas Fairbanks
Seay
Lasco
Cance
Eense A Press
Gettysburg
Kenneth Heiges
George Heiges
the Poplars
Mount Wolf
McNeil
Se Louis, Mo
Senate Hotel
Fred B. Aldinger
Wellixville
Conrad Nagle
Ethel
Topeka
Kas
Nagle
Peter Nagle
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall College
Hummelstown
George C. Sheaffer
Swatara
Swatara Station
New Cumberland
Bruce Sauders
Reno Street
Bell
Dial
Bergner
Eighteenth and
Whitehall Streets
J. E. Gipple
Market St
Durand & Ferber Real Exstate Boosters
Chestnut Street
Miller Brothers & Co
Locust & Court Streets
Realty
C. Vernon Rettew
Wm. J. Sohland
the Lot Man
Security Trust