Amusements Park Burlesque And Vaudeville Acts
The page lists pocket theater offerings across venues Empire Gayety and Amusements Park with afternoon and evening showings on Thursday Friday and Saturday. May Irwin at Englih's delivers a double bill Mrs Wilson Andrews and Mrs Peckham's Carouse with a witty widow plot and strong chorus. Billy B Van electrifies Park with Patsy in Politics and a big chorus. touring acts feature Maude Mortis Rita Curtis and Emma King among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Beaumont
Billy B. van
May Irwin
English
May Irrwin
South Africa
Miss Irwin
Moses Andrew Jackson
AL Lawrence
Emma King
Rita Curtis
Phoebe Cardownie
Maude Mortis
Daisy King Cameron
Matilda
High Class Vaudeville Opens With Prince Hadji Sketch
A society introduction sketch featuring Prince Hadji and Abe Cohan offers strong comedy from Ben Neff W C Cushman and cast. Sweet singers include Clyde Darrow Fannie Wood Louise St Clair Flo Elliott with toe dancing by Louise Willis. Peschkoff Russian dancers shine. other acts include German comedians Jennings Jewell Christy and Flo Elliott. Friday marks amateur night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Hadji
Ben Neff
Prince
W. C. Cushman
Abe Cohan
Jack Jennings
Robert Jewell
Sweet
Clyde Darrow
Fannie Wood
Louise St. Clair
Flo Elliott
Society notes from Indianapolis Sun readers
Miss Agnes Poland of Muncie visits Indianapolis and plans to study dramatic arts in Chicago. Miss Lillian Hameton stays with parents in Goodland. Mr and Mrs Hamlin Shute visit friends in Jeffersonville. Prof S I Conner coaches actors in Anderson. Mr T Whitsett returns from Tate Springs. Mr Harry B Culver stays there. Mrs G W Linn returns to Anderson. Mrs Edward White and family back from Greensburg. Mr and Mrs Edward Hall return to Bloomington. Miss Blanch Barnes travels to Lafayette to see Miss Ethel Godman. Mr Frank R Hooker visits Dr Harry J Thompson in Laporte. The Johnsons return from Milton. Mrs O M Flinn of Marion and son Robert visit Mrs George W Stout in Indianapolis. Luncheon and theater party hosted by Mrs Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Poland
Muncie
Indianapolis
O. M. Flinn
Marion
Ind
Robert Flinn
George W. Stout
Apprenticeship Debate Over Coal Work At Empire
Harry McAvoy and Charles Cunningham argue over payment for five tons of coal at the Empire. McAvoy claims full work, while Cunningham, an apprentice, notes the learning curve and the other’s greater experience. The exchange centers on wages and the division of labor in a mining context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McAvoy
Charles Cunningham
The
Empire
Grace Cameron and Al Lawrence Dialect Exchange
A playful dialogue between Grace Cameron and Al Lawrence about Indianapolis girls. Grace asks a riddle about six aces in a deck. Al counters with a quip about difficulty in obtaining them, and Grace replies they are hard to shake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cameron
Indianapolis
al Lawrence
Little Dolly Dimples at Park Theater Opens Grace Cameron
Grace Cameron and her company present Little Dolly Dimples at the Park theater on Thursday. The show blends comedy and pathos as Cameron, a versatile singer, plays a poor country girl who discovers she is an heiress and rises to opera fame, delivering engaging performances and numerous encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Dolly Dimples
Grace Cameron
Park Theater
Miss Cameron
Thoroughbred vaudeville shines at Empire and Gayety
At the Empire theater the Thoroughbreds show features Laurent trio with Mlle Tatosca, plus comic acts by Douglass, Cunningham, Washburn, Flynn and others. A Good Run for Your Money and The Union Men provide lively burlesque. An amateur bill follows, with diverse talents from zigzag juggling to one man band satire. At the Gayety the Knickerbocker Burlesquers return, delivering high merit chorus, elaborate costumes, and Robie’s well received revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Thea
Empire Theater
Laurent
Mlle Tatosca
Miss la Tosca
Charles Douglass
Robert Cunningham
Blanch Washburn
Josie Flynn
Niblo
Reilly
the Empire
Phil Brown
William Carter
Jevi Brunges
Charles Johnson
Omega
William Hitchcock
Whistler
Dezeno
Lon Smith
Skidoo Quartet
Amo
Roosevelt
Nick Carter
Lew Shank
Mickey Donnelly
Louis Robie
Philomathean Club Event At Mrs Bruce House
Mrs George Q Bruce hosts Philomathean club Friday at College-avenue home with a musical program by Mrs John R Fleming Mrs Martin Reyfuss Jr and Miss Mabel Walker Rev S Frank 8 C Wickes will speak on Our Political Pioneers Hamilton and Jefferson Saturday visitors include Mr and Mrs William Lowes and daughter Baltimore Md and Mrs Arthur Hall Fort Wayne for the wedding of Miss Margaret Neuman and Edward Jones at the Propylaeum Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Q. Bruce
Philomathean Club
College-ave
John R. Fleming
Martin Reyfuss, Jr
Mabel Walker
S Frank 8. C. Wickes
Hamilton and
Jefferson
William Lowes
Baltimore
Arthur Hall
Fort Wayne
John W. Jones
Margaret Neuman
Edward Jones
Propylaeum
Luncheon at University Club for Wedding Attendants
Mrs. Herbert Milton Woollen hosted a luncheon at the University club on Thursday for wedding attendants. Guests included Miss Stella Alig Miss Hazel Backus Miss Hazel Deane Spellmann Miss Eleanor Posey Miss Helen Ford Mrs Wilbur W Dark Mrs Robert Churchman Mrs Orin Woollen Bays and Mrs William Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Milton Woollen
University Club
Woollen
Marie Jungelaus
Stella Alig
Hazel Backus
Hazel Deane Spellmann
Eleanor Posey
Helen Ford
Wilbur W. Dark
Robert Churchman
Orin Woollen Bays
William Armstrong
Wedding Guests Attend Bauer Brandes Manners in 1920s Style
The article describes a wedding with orange blossom and bride roses, a reception, and a large guest list. Attendants include Mrs. Mary Bauer, Mrs. Katherine Brandsy, Mrs. William Kothe, and many others. The couple will reside at 1420 Fletcher Ave after May 1, with guests from Chicago Lafayette Danville and Wabash attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bauer
Waffensperger
Mary Bauer
Katherine Brandsy
William Kothe
A. W. Wels
Alvin Moses
Mary Collins
Helen
Jess Cross
Alce Woodruff
Fanny Cook
Edith
Alice Brandan
Futh Golderick
Jessie Perrine
Fletcher Ave
C. G. Root
B. T. Wood
Chicago
Eugene Rothe
Lavayette
Levey
Danville
Kenneth Rose
Wabash
Ind
Hope Congregational votes against Tri Union merger
Anderson Ind April 12 Hope Congregational church chose to stay out of the proposed tri union of Congregational United Brethren and Methodist Protestant churches. The decision follows guidance from the Tri-Union Council in Chicago last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Hope Congregational Church
Congregational United Brethren
Methodist Protestant
Tri-Union Council
Chicago
Shelbyville hosts N. Pennsylvania st card club gathering
Mr and Mrs J G Deprez and Mr and Mrs B F Swain entertained the N. Pennsylvania street card club Thursday evening at their Shelbyville home. The group returned home on a special car at midnight. Members included Mr and Mrs E A Hendrickson, Mr and Mrs T A Swain, Mr and Mrs E Mallory, Mr and Mrs J H Lotshar, Mr and Mrs H C Smith, Mr and Mrs George Hawkins, Mr and Mrs H H Hadley, Mr and Mrs C C Hadley, Mr and Mrs Samuel Spellman, and Mr and Mrs Harris Galbraith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Deprez
B. F. Swain
N. Pennsylvania St. Card Club
Shelbyville
E. A. Hendrickson
T. A. Swain
E. Mallory
J. H. Lotshar
H. C. Smith
George Hawkins
H. H. Hadley
C. C. Hadley
Samuel Spellman
Harris Galbraith
Pretty wedding at Bauer residence in Chicago area
The home of Mr and Mrs George Bauer in North Illinois Street hosted a quiet Thursday evening wedding. Their daughter Lucy Mary Bauer wed Hiram J Raffensperger with Rev Rawls officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Katherine Bauer and best man Burton Raffensperger. A violin duet preceded and followed the ceremony with Lohengrin and O Thou Sublime, Sweet Evening Star. Floral decor featured pink and white. The bride wore a pineapple pauze gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bauer
N. Illinois St
Lucy Mary Bauer
Hiram J. Raffensperger
Rawls
Katherine Bauer
Burton Raffensperger
Margaret Clough
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Siretson
Zoode
Pocket Savings Bank
German American Trust Co
Pennsylvania St
Cor. Market
J. H. Reed
W. Wash
Cory & Sachs
Ralston Boot Shop
Wasylvania St. and
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PARK
Gayepty
Knickerbocker
Patsy
Van
George Totten Smith
Indianapolis Sun
Lillian Hameton
Goodland, Ind
Hamlin Shute
Jeffersonville
S. I. Conner
T. Whitsett
Tate Springs
Tenn
Harry B. Culver
Whitsett
G. W. Linn
Edward White
Greensburg
Edward Hall
Mr. Halls
Bloomington
Blanch Barnes
Lafayette
Ethel Godman
Frank R. Hooker
Harry J. Thompson
Laporte
Frank Johnson
Milton
Flpwasson& CO
Cluett
Foves
Mousquetaire Grace
Mousquetaire
Women’s
Oxfords
Russia
Rien
Penn. St
Indiana
C. Aneshaensel & CO
E. Ohlo Street
Washington
New Jersey
Mainataa
Robie
Hoosier Jewelry Co
North Illinois Street
Anapolis
Wabas
Meat Empire
Ifadero
Tae
Rose Optical CO
Dome Bros
Washington Street
F. P. Smith & Company
West Market Street
Delmar Cafe
Glenalba Cafe
Col. Ohio
Penn. Sts
New
Indianapolis Brewing Compal
Aiea
H. Bloom
East
Washington St
Vale
Peliabli
Hk Ad
Cincinnati
Card Club
Bauer—Raffensperger
Tess Eise
People’s Credit Clothing CO
West Washington Street
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