Amusements and vaudeville week highlights at Indianapolis venues
The program lists several acts including Frank Daniels in The Belle of Brittany and In Hayti at English's-McIntyre and Heath, Park features St Elmo with George Arvine and a strong stock cast, Grand vaudeville with Spinney Arnold in Making News, and Empire Miners Americans with fencing by the Bennett sisters. The Shubert Murat theater hosts Jefferson DeAngelis in Beauty Spot plus a Genee spotlight. Martin era acts and a 101 Ranch Wild West appearance complete the week.
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Frank Daniels
The
Belle of
Brittany
s—McIntyre and Heath
Hayti
Park
George Arvine
Associated Players
St Elmo
Matinee
Jefferson DeAngelis
Shubert Murat Theater
Joseph W. Herbert
Reginald DeKoven
Borneo
Indianapolis
Paris
Francis Burny
Frances Burns
Chérue
Park Theater
Positon
Enow
Arvene
the Grand
Lucille Spinney
Ainsworth Arnold
Ba Nies
Majestic
Wm. M. Herschell
Spinney & Arnold
Acta
United States
New York
Daisy
Bennett Sisters
Empire Theater
France
British Explorer to Be Here May 3
Sir Ernest Shackleton and his wife will visit Indianapolis on May 3. Arrangements were completed yesterday for a theater lecture on his polar journey to within 111 miles of the south pole. Businessmen funding the event will donate profits to the Children’s Aid association.
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Sir Ernest Shackleton
Indianapolis
South Pole
Children's Aid Association
How Many Women Destroy Their Hair
London Saturday Review quotes a leading hairdresser advising against frequent washing with soap or shampoos as it dries and dulls hair. He promotes a home dry shampoo with 4 ounces each of orris root and therox, sprinkled and brushed through to keep hair tight fluffy and lustrous while enhancing natural color and encouraging growth.
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London Saturday Review
London
Social Turners Host Euchre Party at German House
Society pages note a large euchre gathering this afternoon by the Social Turners at the German House with many guests. Members and guests heard society leaders discuss club duties and events across Cambridge City and nearby towns, including upcoming dances, musicales, and operatic programs.
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The
Social Turners
John V. Hadley
Alabama Street
Lizzie V. Spahr
Phi Sigma Sorority
Knights, Yancey firm made bankrupt in Decatur
Judge W J Grubbs appointed Frost and Lovell receivers for Knight Yancey Co cotton dealers. Bond fixed at 200000. Referee says liabilities total 5777006 with assets about 500000. Creditors reportedly sold securities totaling 411157.
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Grubbs
United States District Court
Frost and Lovell
Knight, Yancey & Co
Jere Murphy
Court of Appeals rules 2 percent tax on all public policy receipts
Frankfort Ky April 22 The court of appeals in the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance case held that insurance companies must pay the 2 percent tax on all policy receipts from Kentucky including renewals and dividends allocated to premiums.
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Frankfort, Ky
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com
Bread Bakers Defend Indiana Bread Quality Letter Response
Clayton Indiana resident H R H denies Dr J N Hurtys claim that Indiana women cannot bake bread. The letter praises Clayton biscuits from The Little House and asserts good wholesome bread can be made with winter wheat flour. Hurty responds by noting some bread is passable but yeast is often killed in the process.
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Clayton
Dr. Hurty
Clayton, Ind
J. N. Hurty
Indiana
Indianapolis Sun
Ind
Dr. Harty
Nainsook Underwear Sale Ad Sparks Bargain Push
A newspaper classified note touts Nainsook underwear and shirts with sleeveless coat style designs and knee length drawers offered as a 50 cent value, garment price listed at 7 29 dollars.
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Nainsook
DANGING AND CARDS DIVIDE HIGH SCHOOL
Kansas City April 22 The junior class at a Kansas City high school contends with dancing and cards at the annual prom. A revival influenced many juniors to oppose dancing. The class voted 39 to 27 in favor, with dissenters pledging not to attend. Ministers plan to intervene, but the school board declined action.
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Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Board of Education
Feather famine grips Paris as Chantecler craze takes hold
In Paris on April 22 a feather shortage looms due to Rostand's Chantecler craze. A famous theatrical costumer says factories resemble poultry yards as he prepares for six Chantecler masked balls and makes costumes from many bird species. Demand for feathers outstrips supply, risking a famine if the trend does not fade.
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Paris
Rostand
Tumier
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