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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1906

Page

10

Amusements listing with multiple venues and acts

Amusements across theaters and parks feature a mix of vaudeville acts acrobats and circuses. Performances include Millionaire Tramp Uncle Tom's Cabin at Parik Wonder-land Flying Banyards Douglas and Douglas White City chutes and Hale tours Fair Bank Park Signor Sreatora band Foranse Circus and Riverside Park animal acts and carousels Avon- dale Heights Olympic Comedy Four Billy Zerby and Bonnie Gibb non among others.

Parik Martin Wonderland Douglas and Douglas White City McCune and Grant Baby Incubator Hale's Aterate Tractions Fair Bank Park Signor Sreatora Foranse Circus

Park Theater Hosts A Millionaire Tramp This Week

The Park theater presents A Millionaire Tramp under Elmer Walters this week. Reporters note its steady audience, surprising absence of crude plot devices, and a bright up-to-date story unfolding naturally. The play aims for lasting appeal beyond initial run.

Park Theater Elmer Walters Haseen

Avondale Heights Hopes For Fun Despite Illness

Avondale Heights canceled Wicke and Thielkela new musical act due to Miss Wicke pneumonia in Springfield Illinois. The Olympic Comedy Four stepped in and will headline with Billy Zerby Bonnie Gilson and J Edward Gescert. The bill opens with the farce The Widow's Wedding Night promising laughs.

Avondale Heights Wicke Thielkela Miss Wicke Springfeld, Ill Billy Zerby Bonnie Gilson J. Edward Gescert

Wonderland crowd grows as summer nights draw crowds

Wonderland 5 park attracts large summer crowds with free attractions and cheap travel. Chutes scenic railway circle swing draw visitors seeking cool relief and dancing on hot nights. Sunday's crowd set a record as the park fills with pleasure seekers. The present week promises more free exhibitions and clubs scheduling events.

Wonderland

Riverside at White City Draws Record Summer Crowds

Riverside below Thirtieth er overflowing with picnic parties and river craft as rain spurred shelter. Thousands flocked to White City with crowds at every boardwalk and attractions, while ball diamonds paused and golf continued. McCune and Grant open a week in vaudeville and the Indianapolis Concert Band stays on stage amid a five cent fare boost drawing visitors to the pleasure resort.

White City McCune Grant Wil Indianapolis

Midsummer Society News Highlights Local Travel Visits

Dr J P Bhawnhurst travels to Palm Bay to present at the National Osteopathic association and will return later in the week. Prof and Mrs Edward Nell with son Edward plan a Cedar Point trip. Miss Alice Roger Jeft heads to Fort Wayne to visit Miss Adella Miller. Mrs Harry Lathrop from Greensburg visits sister Mrs Nell Browning Gent. Dr and Mrs J Gnerds Fiske and Dr and Mrs A E Buchanan depart for a two week wagon trip through southern Indiana. Mrs William Perry and Mrs Rose Coleman go to Waukesha Wisconsin for the season’s remainder. Miss Dorothy Tennant from Lexington heads to Indiana then New York to rehearse for The Stolen Stool. Mrs S Powers Greene returns from Cincinnati after opera review. to join the Bostonian season. Miss Ida Weimar of Buffalo arrives, visiting cousin Miss Ida Weimar. Miss Alice Wilson hosts a reception for Miss Frances Arthur with pink and lavender decor and guests including Miss Anna Dungany, Miss Helen Logan and Miss Grace Blackwell.

Alice Wilson Frances asArthur New York St. John’s Anna Dungany Helen Logan Grace Blackwell

Colored Knights of Pythian Set for Indianapolis Assembly

The colored Knights of Pythian plan a national assembly in Indianapolis from August 15 to 17 with about 6,000 members expected. Prize drills at the fair grounds will distribute prizes and a temple fund of $50,000 is being debated for location. The Colored Masonic Grand Lodge will also meet in the city on August 2.

K. OF P Colored Knights of Pythian Indianapolis Ang Order Fair Grounds Colored Masonic Grand Lodge Falls Buffalo Cleveland Toronto Montreal Thousand Islands East Washington Union Station Clark

Manawa Park Shooting Ends In Officer’s Fatal Fire

At Manawa Park near Council Bluffs Iowa Edward Youncer a chauffeur and resort guest was shot dead by a police officer as the man tried to resist disarming him of two revolvers. Police say Youncer threatened manager Byrje and others and insanity is suspected. The scene drew hundreds of merrymakers including Youncer’s wife and two children.

Senony-Serar Crean Ananeumeon Council Bluffs Edward Youncer Manawa Park Youncer Wen Byrje

Heat Sparks Widespread Camping Along White River and Fall Creek

Heat drives residents to makeshift camps along White River and Fall Creek with tents lining riverbanks from Broad Ripple to Martinsville. Guides advise frugal outfits, packing essentials, and careful travel. Campgrounds offer weekly rates from one dollar to several, with food provisions and water access noted at Spring Lake, Blue Bluffs, and along the canal. The Y M C A camp at Lake Wawasee plans August occupancy with inclusive rates for members and nonmembers.

White River Fall Creek Ed Rosenberg Indianapolis Moe Ladies’ Home Adviser Indianapolia Broad Ripple Willains Creek Riversiie Fairview Spring Lake Spring Lake Park Traction Line Blue Bluffs Martinsville Brown County

Boat Race at Camp Herman Names Likely Starters

Camp Herman plans a short boat race Monday afternoon among top campers to settle who rows best. Probable starters include Kid Herman, Adam Ryan, Joe Galan, and Trilor Evstein as training continues.

Kid Eferman Kid Herman sAdamt Ryan Joe Galan Trilor Evstein

City officials discuss street cleaning needs over watermelons

City council and Board of Public Works met Sunday at Shelby Street barns to review equipment and seek a 4000 appropriation for adjacent grounds. The informal gathering aimed to inform council members about department needs and clarify funding for traditional equipment.

City Council Board of Public Works Shelby-st. City Barks Sandis Tricher Heart

Ice Prices Unchanged Amid Market Rumors

Rumors claiming Bitigan and a company will sell tea at 80 cents per hundred pounds are false. The agency at the establishment says they cannot understand the new Kuh Tepares price circles and have no intention of reducing prices.

Eebiolighmert Urey

Child dies after cement plant burn incident

John Speer, age 2, died this morning at BHDYORD Indiana after suffering severe burns at the cement plant. The accident occurred yesterday leaving the child with critical injuries. Community officials offered condolences as the investigation continues.

Apeemy Wy Ine Suc Bhdyord Ind. Ang John Speer

Ben Hurces Seek Games With Semi-Pro Teams

Recovered from injury, Miss Eilna Donnean visits Joan Donavan, win was accidentally drawn from a Flying Derhman at Bartels Park. A few recall her work. City Street Rutway Company notes. J W Williams, manager.

Eilna Donnean Joan Donavan Derehman Bartels Park City Street Rutway

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