Vaudeville at the Grand Stars Julie Herne and More
Indianapolis audiences will see Julie Herne daughter of the late James A. Herne in A Mountain Cinderella with a chosen company. Augusta Glose, Gus Kountry Kids, The Detcing Millers, Happy Gardner, Morrow and Schellberg, and Leo Donnelly headline a diverse vaudeville bill with Kinodrome shorts and a grand stage program. Corinne arrives at the Park Theatre with Lola From Berlin, a three act musical comedy featuring German songs and a wide cast led by Corinne.
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Indianapolis
Julie Herne
James A. Herne
Miss Herne
George D. Parker
Tennessee Mountains
Miss Hene
America
Augusta Glose
Grand
C. S. Leeds
Orpheum
Louis Weslyn Jones
India Rapolis
Wittmark Music Publishing Company
New York
Miss Glose
Wittmark Press
Gus Kountry Kids
Miss Rose
Morrow & Schellberg ,Co
Leo Donnelly
Rice and
Eimer
Chinatown
Grand Canal
Venice
Phantom De Melodrama Opens at Park Theater
Oriental splendor and barbaric wealth set the mood as a foreign potentate stars in a strange musical melodrama. The production, staged by op d and Clifford Amusement, features hypnotist and principal characters amid thrills and sensational atmosphere.
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Park Theater
Opd & Clifford Amusement
Majestic to Stage Forepaughs The Idler Next Week
The Majestic Theater presents Forepaughs sensational The Idler starting next week with a strong stock company cast. The production promises an elaborate, highly balanced performance and broad appeal in a natural drama of modern society.
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the Majestic
Forepaugh
the Idler
Charles Frolman
Haddon Chambers
W.fe
David Belasco
Frohman
Idler
Herbert Kelcey
Georgia
Effie Shannon
Henrietta Crosman
Eugene Ormonde
Walter Clark Bellows
Indianapolis
Empire Theater Hosts Ducklings Burlesque Tour
The Empire circuit welcomes a new burlesque act titled The Ducklings with 30 maidens in elaborate costumes. The show, praised as a novelty of the season, is set to arrive at the Empire theater next week.
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Empire
Empire Theater
Broadway Burlesque Stars Lead The Janitor Revival
Star comedians headline the Broadway success The Janitor with dazzling electrical effects and five elegant scenes. Featured acts include Louie Dacre Eva Tanguay the European Berg Family Boyle and George Murphy and Magee Miss Frankie La Marche James Brennan and Kel ly s Irish Bar closing burlesque with the Ducklings. Wednesday brings Gotch Mahmout wrestling results by wire.
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Louie Dacre
Eva Tanguay
Mr. Brown
Berg
Boyle and
George
Murphy
Magee
Frankie la Marche
Electric Battery
James Brennan
New Gayety to Stage Three Methven Sisters in High Class Vaudeville
The three Methven sisters lead the New Gayety next week with an original song act drawing crowds. The sisters sing in harmony with six costume changes, with Lulu Thies performing a blackface routine alongside Jack and Claire as instrumentalists, John and Alice McDowell in a comedy sketch, and George Peltzer as baritone. Two new moving pictures are added to the regular amateur nights. Monday novelty night reopens with The Three O Clock Train. Colored amateurs appear Wednesday, whites Friday.
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Methven
Lulu Thies
Jack
Claire
John
Alice McDowell
George Peltzer
Gayety Company
Orpheum Opens To Warm Welcome With New Films
Since opening last week the Orpheum on Washington near Pennsylvania has become a household word. Patrons praise the cozy theater and its animated pictures and songs. Next week's first three days feature Moscow in Winter The Tramp at the Masquerade The Lost Dog The Spy On the Western Frontier and other new films never before shown in this city. A full new bill will be shown Thursday and for the rest of the week.
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Orpheum
Moving Picture Theater
Washington
Pennsylvania Street
Playhouse
Moscow
Washington Street
Moving Picture Palace
Wea
Acme
Jswo
The Flame of Destiny in a Hotel Parlor
Two ladies discuss marriage in a hotel parlor. One says she is single and proud of it. The other notes a passing woman who has been widowed four times and cremated husbands, while the speaker boasts of having multiple suitors.
Belasco Secures German Comedy Die Thur ins Freie for Open Door
Chicago and New York news report David Belasco has secured the German comedy Die Thur ins Freie for next season to be titled The Open Door with adaptation by Leo Ditrichstein. Blanche Bates ends her run in The Fighting Hope at Belasco tonight as Frances Starr remains in The Easiest Way at the Stuyvesant. Major talents like Virginia Harned and Frances Starr join a Clara Morris testimonial program at the New York theater, while Guy Bates Post leaves Paid in Full to headline The Bridge by Rupert Hughes. A spring tour and a Matinee of The Golden Girl are teased by Chicago management for next week.
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David Belasco
America
Living Place Theater
New York
Oscar Blumenthal
Gustav Kadelburg
White Horse Tavern
Mr. Belasco
Leo Ditrichstein
Blanche Bates
Belasco Theater
Frances Starr
Walter
Stuyvesant Theater
Clara Morris
New York Theater
Lady Windermere
Virginia Harned
Elsie An Dorothy
Tennant
Eliza.Proctor Otis
E. M. Holland
Edwin Arden
William Courtenay
Robert Warwick
Lawrance D’orsay
William Eliott
Edgar Norton
Guy Bates Post
Joe Brooks
Eugene Walter
Grand Opera Hovee
Harrison Grey
Fiske
Rupert Hughes
Alexander the Great
Golden Haired Girl Admitted Free To Matinee
A golden haired girl who can prove her natural hair color will gain free admission to the matinee after an expert confirms no bleaching. Malvina Longfellow stars in The Great John Gantor at Garrick Chicago in her first speaking part and previously appeared in The Rose of the Rancho. George M. Cohan announces plans to build a Chicago theater, stirring theatrical circles, with sites eyed including the old Orpheum and a block opposite the Colonial. The Shepherd King at the Auditorium features music by A Perlmuter and H Wohl, Russian refugees found in a New York tenement by Wright Lorimer who stars in the play. Lorimer’s leading role is noted alongside Frank Sadler’s arrangement of the score. Lee Kohlmar, of The Boy and the Girl at the Whitney, abandons vaudeville to finish the season with a musical show.
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Corinne
Park Theater
Lola
Berlin
Liberty Theater
New York City
Klaw & Erlanger
John J. McNally
William Jerome
Jean Schwartz
Erik Myer Helmund
New York
America
Mark Sullivan
Hazel Carlton
Franklin Vail
Henry Carl Lewis
Lillie May White
Osborn Clemson
Lillian Wilson
Freddie Stott
Pearl Revare
Franker Woods
Bonnie Ingeborg
Malvina Longfellow
John Gantor
The
Garrick
Chicago
Rancho
Shuberts
Boston
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Orpheum
Washington Street
Shepherd King
Auditorium
A.perlmutter
H. Wohl
Russia
Wright Lorimer
Lorimer
Frank Sadler
Lee Kohlmar
the Whitney
Fine Country Home Destroyed by Flames
Glenwold, the country home of Claude Griffith, one mile west of Broad Ripple, was destroyed by fire Friday night. Mr and Mrs Griffith hosted Mr and Mrs Thomas Potter Jr at dinner when flames broke out in an upstairs room. Guests aided briefly but fled as the house burned rapidly. The fire likely started from an open grate. Loss estimated at 90000 with about half insured.
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Glenwold
Claude Grifth
Broad Ripple
Griffith
Thomas Potter, Jr
Iiqurance
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