European acts dazzle at Grand Opera House this week
The Grand Opera House features two notable European acts the Picquays and Hymack The Chameleon Comedian Hymack uses rapid costume changes in a hypnotic illusion drawing praise from London Paris and New York audiences The Picquays Maurice and Ethel arrive from Europe with a buck and wing handstand routine while the xylophone trio James Albert and Florence Musical Johnstons tour the world and impressed Melbourne audiences with five months engagement Their performances are faultless precise and highly regarded by critics
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New York
Hymack
Mr. Hymack
London
Patrick Campbell
William Gillette
Picquays
Maurice
Ethel
Europe
Picquay
Johnstons
James
Altert
Florence
Australia
Melbourne
Park theater presents The Girl Question and Fortnight of Shows
Park theater features The Girl Question a lively musical comedy from Chicago with Miss Alice May Davis as the cashier and Miss Lillian Togan as the waitress among a strong cast. Cole and Johnson bring a celebrated colored revue to the Park with Aida Overton Walker. Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch opens Monday Dec 20, promising bright cheerful drama. Forepaugh to present The Wolf by Eugene Walter with top actors and elaborate scenery as the season’s premier production at the Majestic.
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Park Theater
Chicago
Alice May
Davis
Lillian T Ogan
Joe’ Foster
Don Ryan
Fester Cunes
Niagara
Mr. Cunes
Frederick Bernard
Sears
Morgan
Rockefeller
W. H. Thompnach
Louise Auber
Alexander B. Francis
Cole
Johnson
Hoola Woola
Phoebe Brown
Aida Overton Walker
Williams and Walker
Vrs. Wiggs
Mrs. A Wiggs
Forepaugh to present The Wolf at the Majestic next week
The Forepaugh stock company announces Eugene Walter's The Wolf as its most ambitious production to date at the Majestic next week. Expected novelty and dramatic impact surpass previous seasons' offerings, signaling a landmark in the company’s history.
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Vajestic Theater
Eugene Walter
the Majestic
Colonial Theater Costume Feature Noted for Miss Hazard
The material for the Scotch costume worn by Miss Hazard, currently at the Colonial Theater, draws attention in a theater feature. The fragment notes the costume's fabric and historical context within the production.
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Olonial Theater
Miss Hazard
The
Salvation Nell at the English with Mrs Fiske in December
Mrs Fiske and the Manhattan company bring Salvation Nell to the English theatre on December 9 10 and 11. The divine comedy of the slums features a standout Scrub-woman of the West Side with a strong supporting cast and novel production by Harrison Grey Fiske. The Colonial bill offers startling entertainment including The Yankee Doodle Girls at the Empire this week with lively reviews from patrons and manager Burton guaranteeing top acts in Indianapolis.
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Edinburgh
Glasgow
Lor
Scotland
Macgregor
Salvation Nell
Harrison Grey Fiske
Fampire Theater
Empire Theater
The
Empire
Burton
Indianapolis
Marmola tablets promise easy fat loss without drugs
A dated blurb touts Marmola tablets as a fast fat reducer. It claims weight loss of 12 to 16 ounces daily and urges readers to buy by mail from The Marmola Company in Detroit, offering a large case for 75 cents if not secured from a druggist.
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Marmola Company
Dept
Detroit
Mich
Usu
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Sem Rose
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