Forbes Robertson and Elliott Bring Caesar and Cleopatra to English's
Forbes Robertson and his wife Gertrude Elliott bring Caesar and Cleopatra to English's Opera House for a half week of repertoire opening next Thursday. Hamlet follows with Robertson's acclaimed modern Hamlet and Elliott as Ophelia, then Mice and Men with both stars in a finely staged eighteenth century comedy. Seats go on sale Monday.
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lTorbes-Robertson
Gertrude Elliott
Hamlet
Park
Raffles
Forbes-Robertson
English
Opera House
George Bernard Shaw
Shakespere
Madaline Suzette Ryley
Forbes
Robertson
Indianapolis
Mary Anderson
Sir Henry Irving
England
Cleopatra
Maxine Elliott
Caesar
Louvre
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
William Winter
Booth
Forbes- Robertson
London
Annie Russell
Mark Embury
Peggy
The Avenue Girls to Stage Two Burlesques at Empire
The Avenue Girls present two burlesques at the Empire starting Thursday with Tiger Springs and The Get-Rich-Quick Broker, both humorous takes on health resorts and frenzied finance. A strong vaudeville bill follows featuring Olga Orloff, Charles Johnson and company.
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Avenue Girls
The
Empire
Tiger Springs
Olga Orloff
Charles Johnson and Company
Bryant's Extravaganza at Gayety Promises Lively Mayhem
The Gayety hosts Harry Bryant's Extravaganza company for three days starting Monday April 22 with a varied vaudeville lineup including Elsie Leslie Phil McFarland and Mike McDonald. Cun ningham and Lord. LeRoy and LeVanion. Frank Milton and the DeLong Sisters. a cake walking contest with cash prizes. and the opening burletta Just Before the Battle Smother in The Bachelor Club with Pretty maidens in uniform and other acts.
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Elsie Leslie
Phil McFarland
Mike McDonald
Cunningham
Lord
LeRoy and
LeVanion
Bush
Elliott
Ruby Marion
Amy Thompson
Banks
Newton
Albert
Charles B. Watson
Martha Hahalman
Gayety
Shayne
Bachelor Club
Soldier Boys
Joyland
Harry Hastings
Viola Sheldon
Coyne
Ardellia Velle
Major Short
Edwards
Gertrude Holt
Rhode Island Court Upholds Proprietors Right to Exclude
The Rhode Island supreme court ruled that amusement venue proprietors may exclude anyone they wish, downgrading a suit by Chief Yeoman Fred J. Buenze over a Newport dance hall dress code. He received only admission ticket costs 25 cents. naval officers supported him financially, and President Roosevelt urged a sailor friendly ruling.
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Army
Rhode Island Supreme Court
Fred J. Buenzie
Newport
Buenzle
Roosevelt
United States
Prizes Awarded at Indianapolis Bowling League Stag
The Indianapolis Bowling League held a stag party at the Grand hotel with dinner vaudeville and prize awards. Marshall Levey received a gold medal from St. Louis official Sweeney. Jap Peacock won first in individual prizes, with J. Pritchett second and L. Graff third. Team prizes favored Columbias, North-sides, and Marion clubs with various high scores and averages across divisions.
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Ers
Indianapolis Bowling League
Grand Hotel
Vaude
Sweeney
St. Louis Association
Bookwalters
Jap Peacock
J. Pritchett
L. Graff
H. Brinkmeyer
O. Nilfus
Marions
Great tenor coming in Indianapolis concert
Walter Coleman Earnest a noted Pittsburg tenor will perform in Indianapolis in May as Haydns Creation is sung. A Pittsburg trio will be featured and the Roberts Park Choral society works to perfect the chorus, promising a pleasing portion of the production.
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Walter Coleman Earnest
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Haydn
Roberts Park
Fandango Club Event At Edith Young’s Home
Miss Edith Young of 2302 H Roosevelt Area will host the Fandango club at her residence on Wednesday evening April 24.
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Edith Young
H Rooseveltare
Robbers Crack Knight Bros Bank Safe In Zanesville
In Fort Wayne April 25 two thieves blasted Knight Bros bank with dynamite causing heavy damage to the safe and building. They fled without taking funds after missing 1700 dollars left in a drawer and cut telephone lines to prevent alarm.
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Knight Bros. Bank of
Zanesville
Veto Looms Over Indianapolis Gas Fuse Ordinance
Councilman Brown backed a safety gas fuse measure approved by the city council with two dissenters. Mayor Bookwalter will decide next Monday whether to veto. The ordinance could cost Indianapolis between ninety thousand and one hundred fifty thousand dollars for an unproven appliance. Brown is seen as an unwitting potential target of a scheme to profit from selling a fuse.
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Charles A. Bookwaiter
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Brown
Big Fire Destroys 1,100 Homes in Manila Districts
A major blaze in Manila on April 20 swept 18 acres in two hours, destroying 1,100 homes in Singalons, Faco, and Bambang. The Ermita and Malate areas escaped thanks to firemen, soldiers, and sailors. Foreign and native homes suffered losses, with 200000 dollars estimated. no casualties reported.
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Singalons
Faco
Bambang
Manila
Ermita
Mualate
Explosion at Dobson carpet mill endangers 4000 workers
An April 26 gas tank explosion at John and James Dobson carpet mills on the Schuylkill Falls, Philadelphia, triggered a mill fire. About 4,000 workers, mostly girls, panicked. three people Mary Cavanagh Annie Mirk and George Shaw were seriously injured. Fire confined to the originating mill but machinery wrecked and windows shattered, heavy damage expected.
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Scripps-McRae Prees Associtation
Philadelphia
John and
James Dobson
Falls of the Schuylkill
Mary Cavanagh
Annie Mirk
George Shaw
Governor Hanly Improves and Sits Up Briefly
Gov J Frank Hanly who has been bedbound due to illness is improving state doctors report he is allowed to sit up in bed occasionally the governor has been confined for some time and is showing encouraging signs of recovery
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J. Frank Hanly
Incorporations Filed by Indiana Secretaries of State
Saturday filings show Axtell Oil and Gas of Terre Haute with listed directors J G Elder F W Beal C M Trout R L Alde S Barker J C Vaughan W T Selfridg S G Markley John Sparbazett R V Rentzer Daniel Fasig Wayne Shee Manufacturing of Fort Wayne with directors J T M Seemeyer W F Moellering Robert Millard H W Moellering A L OC Becker G A Berhoff Charles J Scheiman and B K U Fotal of Richmond announcing capital stock increase from $10 000 to $25 000.
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Axtell Oil and Gas Company
Terre Haute
Capital Stock
St.00
J. G. Elder
F. W. Beal
C. M. Trout
R. L. Alde
S. Barker
J. C. Vaughan
W. T. Selfridg
S. G. Markley
John Sparbazett
R. V. Rentzer
Daniel Fasig
B. K. & UB Fiotal Company
Richmond
Lodge Card Party At Saks Building In April
Court White River No. 173 US D F announces a cinch and euchre card party Saturday evening April 20 in the Saks building at the corner of Pennsylvania and Washington streets.
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White River
No. 173
D. F
Saks
Pennsylvania and
Washingtonsts
Elfie De Long at the Gayety with Bry Ant's troupe
Elfie De Long joins Bry Ant's extravaganza company at the Gayety for a three day engagement starting Monday. The performer is billed as one of the Maiden brigade and the run is set to attract local audiences through the midweek.
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Elfie de Long
Special Cooking Lessons at Central Ave Church
Residents near Central avenue M E church attended Helen Armstrongs cooking lecture and gas range demo with broiled steak naked bananas popovers and tea cakes. She will give a follow up lesson April 24 at 2 30 PM at the Y W C A rooms with invitation to all. Armstrong supplied a complete list of oven uses to economize gas heat for free gas consumer use.
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Centralave
M. F. Church
Helen Armstrong
Armstrong
P. Eves
Indianapolis
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Pazo Ointment
Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding protruding or blind piles within 6 to 14 days or money back. Ad promotes Pazo Ointment at 50 cents with a money refund promise.
Accordion dress blasting room and Odd Fellows building
Pena and Wash recovered PURO distilled water company items including half gallon bottles five cent five gallon demijohns forty cents. New phone numbers listed 277 014 main 778.
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Room & Odd Fellows
Pena
Puro Distilled Water Company
Boston Exhibit Highlights Working Women Statistics
An exhibit on industrial conditions affecting women travels from Chicago to Boston. It reveals that one in fifteen Massachusetts women works for pay, with almshouse residents who previously earned a living now mostly in domestic service at 78 percent, 4 percent in dressmaking, and 3 percent in mill or factory work.
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Chicago
Boston
Massachusetts
O'Brien Urges Cantillon to End Rowdyism in Millers Tilt
Joe O'Brien, president of the American association, asked Miks Cantillon, president of the Millers, to curb his rowdy conduct in the Western league context, warning that better behavior would benefit him and the team.
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Joe O'Brien
The
Three Women to Be Elected at Washington University
Three women are to be elected at Washington University related to McMillan Hall. One will replace the dean, another will be housekeeper, and a third will manage kitchen arrangements. Several applicants have offered, but no appointment will be made until late summer.
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Washington University
McMillan Hall
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David Harun
Lord Randolph
Burke
Hudson River
Jimmie
Ironsides
Buster Brown
Park Theater
Master Rice
Edgar Bixley
Little
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Alf. Grady
Mantine Goodrich
Fred Nolan
Lizzie McCall
Alf. Hilton
Bobby Burn
Jolly Girls
Mr. Hayes
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Texas
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DeKabrys
Harriette Belmont
Flayes
Empire Theater
Avenue
English’s
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Providence
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Zanesville, Ind
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Veto
B. A. Brown
City Council
Scripps-McRae Press Association
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People's Coal and Cement Coo
Logsilon Heros’ Freal Company
Tms Park
Billy B. van
Charles E. Blaney
W. H. Turner
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Buster Srown
London Belles
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Thal
Harry Bryant
Chief and
Rose Prarie
Bushard Elliott
de Long Sisters
Watson
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Milton
Salome
Heopanior Hom
Molemons
Edmond Hayes
Wien
Campbell-Drew Amusement Co
Avenue Girls Company
Washington Park
Kansas City
Weber’s
Huder's
Vierson’s
Galls
Kriels
White City
Wheelock
Chickering-Chase Bros
Fermerio
Vo 8
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Fuller & Currens
Monument Place
O’brien
the Millers
Conkle
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