ENGLISH SHOWS AND AMUSEMENTS LIST OF DAILy ATTRACTIONS
Local entertainment listings include English's Al G Plefd minstrel at 28 and 29, Grand Opera House with Harry Tate and the English sketch Motoring, Ark Theater features Queen of the Arena and At the World's Morey, Southwater hosts Thea Fay Fos company, Fas Dank Park presents Wells St Louis band, Wonderland showcases Comey bicyclists and aerial acts, Whey City offers loop the loop and other stunts, Riverside Park to feature chutes and river rides, Fairview Concerts by the Indiansports Military band on Sunday, Avondale Nights presents The Wrong Mx Wright and other vaudeville acts.
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al G. Plefd
Sgrand Opera House
Harry Tate
ARK Theater
Queen of the Arena
Morey
Thea Fay Fos Company
Plebt
St Louis
Whey City
Riverside Park
Fairview
Nsports
Avondale
Wright
Grand Opera House Opens Vaudeville Season With European Acts
The Grand Opera House plans a vaudeville opening week led by English sketch Motoring brought by Max C. Anderson. The program features Harry Tate, Lidering, Hyatt French, Willis Eckstein, Lil Yen Apel, A Fair Masquerader, Aurie Drywell, and The Rialto Comedy Four among others, promising variety and international flair for local amusement seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max C. Anderson
New York
Harry Tate
Tate
Faroure
the Grand
Ziegler
London
Grand
Hyatt French
Fuggier
French
Willis Eckstein
Tha Boy Paderwekl
Mister Eckstein
Jay Afontreal
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Lil- Yen Apel
Sha Fa
Frederick Sumner
Misa Apel
Eckstein
Aurie Drywell
Gil
Rilalio
Henri French
Willie Eckstein
Rialto
Aurie Dagwell
Joe Flynn
Bioscope Motion Pictures
Grand opening bill features Amelia circus and At the World's Mercy
A period piece theater page describes Amelia in the grand circus setting with Beene as the queen of arena and introduces Monard’s acting ponies and a dramatic cast. It also promotes At the World’s Mercy at Park theater, praising its stage effects, plot of Jack Austin and Ella Durk, and a merry mix of comedy and melodrama across seven scenes with a hopeful ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally
Amelia
Harry M. Monard
Maxter
Aake Mercy
Beavle
Arena
Jack Austin
Ella Durk
Hin
Wave
Brad Grey
Grace
Ela Durk
Jack
Avanhard
Rik
Trey
Late Grace
Jick
Bud Griggs
Mre
Clancy
Terry
Polly Caries
York
Washington Griggs
Noody
Anker
Job Hilton
Pally
Canala
New York State
Pennsylvania
New York Street
Tower East Side
Comedy and Tales Highlighted by Joe Ryan and Wilson Brothers
A variety show featuring Joe Ryan as monologist and the Wilson Brothers with humorous German dialect acts will entertain audiences. The Stoxcape will close the program with a sequence of motion pictures including Switzerland views. ETS appears in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ryan
Wilson Brothers
Switzerland
Queen of the Arena to Play at Park Theater Next Monday
Park Theater schedules the comedy drama Queen of the Arena led by B Linton with ponies and dogs, scenery, band and orchestra. The company travels in Pullman cars. the state proud release claims it as the season’s largest and finest. The eastern press praises the production and lists a plot involving a squire, a circus, a pocketbook theft, and a daring pony rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anenay
B. Linton
Park Theater
Howard
Linton
Ireus
Allown
Acta
Aquire Daring
Borigaville
Mrs. Baxter
Jim Purvis
Squire Daring
Mesele
Pat
Baxter
Purvie
Bessie
Sonable
Amd Ineiden
Empire Theater to Feature Fay Foster Company This Week
The Empire theater opens the week with the Fay Foster company led by Joe Oppenheimer. The troupe, long known for its popular shows, promises a bigger and grander presentation, with Oppenheimer claiming a production superior to all previous efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theater
Fay Foster
Joe Oppenheimer
Nae Jong
Afonager Oppen- Heimer
Han “Authons
Jens
Vaudeville and Burlesque Troupe Captivates St Louis Audiences
The article praises an Aishest class troupe featuring an unusually attractive chorus with scanty costumes in two travesties, Dogit, oF iy Merry Of England and the Seaside Hotel. It highlights Miss Daisy Never and the Four Nelson Communes, plus star acts Blaney sad Scanton and the McCall Trio. Mr. Weil, a versatile bandleader, manages concerts and business for his 10.00 corporation while maintaining ties to St. Louis notables. The piece notes daily routines and a Monday start at Fair Bank concluding late in the week.
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Mds
England
Nelson
Blaney
Miss Daisy Never
Carroll
McCall
Well
Wis
St. Louis
Weil
Mr. Francis
Meyer Rolla Wells
Heriish C. G. Laynes
Corwin H. Spencer
Well Hand
Fair Bank
Bandmaster West to Captivate Indianapolis Audiences Next Week
Fair Bank Park announces Bandmaster Willi West will perform in Indianapolis next week drawing local crowds and promising a captivating concert. Event details and exact date to follow as officials confirm schedule and venue readiness.
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Willi West
Indianapolis
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Grand Opera House
the Park Theater
THE
Mus
Indiana
Lillian Apel
Fred Sumner
Indianapolis Conservatory OF Music
North Meridian Street
BO New Starr
Birdt
Sun
Edgar M. Cawley
N. Meriilinn Street
Indiaanpuite
Tadlunn
Fair Bank Park
Empire Theater’ “Hoosier Homz
Burles
Fay Foster Co
William Weil, Conductor
Pauline Veeder
Avondale Heights
Riverside
Mein Science Riverside Perk
Hide
Atrial Electric
Lat Riverside Amusement Park
Biaka
Ated
DeVan
Thad
Claude Rani
Andi P.m
Pamn
Teanafer
Weber
Cincinnati
Stavens
H. L. Nowlin
Charles Downing
Bate House
Jutbirbie
Vaudevilla
Will Ofervor
Mondat
Lucie LA Vern
Billy Zerby Mack Pack
Rovelty
Nnn
Jack Morgan
Hntire Company
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