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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1907
Page
11
County commissioners refuse George Berry of 212 North Street Birberry a liquor license. Berry sought sale in quantities of not less than a quart to be consumed off premises. Attorney Warrung argued legal duty to grant. Board disagrees citing blind tiger law. case to be appealed.
The column outlines a busy week of shows including ENGULISH, Strongheart, and vaudeville acts at multiple theatres. It highlights Mme Kenie Lipzin’s Yiddish star turn with a detailed career overview, plus notes on Strongheart’s football scene and Gardner Crane’s Grand engagement with Everybody’s Up. It also previews Cowgirl Girl at Park, Colonial Belles, and Bowery Burlesquers among others.
The familiar Castoria product, identified by the signature on its packaging, remains a trusted remedy historically associated with gentle digestive relief for infants and children, though modern advice calls for consulting a healthcare professional for persistent symptoms.
The Park presents Ernest Hogan in Rufus Rastus with Hurtig Seamon guiding, plus Grace Cameron and 60 on stage in Little Dollie Dimples next week. The Colonial Belles head a week of burlesque and musical travesties with Charles Robinson and a 40-member company, featuring The Baby Farm and Cohen the Count.
The Great Vulcan touted as the world’s strongest man lifts a piano with eight young ladies aboard and a thousand pound horse while Dunedin Cyclists star in New York Hippodrome style acts. Milo La Blanche and Casino Girls headline Gayety and a new vaudeville revue Whirl I Wiggle with Nat Fields and Carrie Seitz lead a strong supporting cast. Belle Hathaway’s Baboon and Monkey circus, life motion pictures of Thatv- White tragedy, and amateur nights conclude a week of varied entertainment at the Gayety.
Gov. J. Frank Hanly was reported to be considerably improved Wednesday morning. He will not attempt to go to his office until he regains his strength and no appointments will be made today.
The Masonic lodge at Broad Rmple invites immediate bids for constructing a lodge temple. Dupont and Hunter are the architects overseeing the project.
The Iroquois Boys' Club held its fourteenth meeting at Gus Heinrich’s home and initiated one candidate. The club meets every two weeks. Officers are: President Haynes Freeland, Vice-President Albert Ezor, Treasurer Archie Reynolds, Secretary McDonald Scooier.
Promote women’s hosiery with a sale on Black Lace Lisle Hose. Three pairs offered for a dollar, highlighting fashionable patter nd wanes and new styles in stock.
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