The Midnight Sons and Ballet of Light At Local Theaters
Amusements listing shows M MURAT presenting The Midnight Sons for the first three days at Keiths Grand features The Ballet of Light in vaudeville, Park presents Buster Brown for three days, Majestic offers Going Some, English presents Thomas Jefferson in The Other Fellow for three days, Colonial features Consul The Great in vaudeville, Empire burlesque, Alfred Grady performs a difficult role, new musical Ire features include the Billiken Man by Buster Brown ponies.
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Murat
Buster Brown
Majestic
Thomas Jefferson
Consul “the Great
Empire
Able
Alfred Grady
Billiken Man
Midnight Sons at Shubert Murat Theater Three Nights
Lew Fields massive production The Midnight Sons goes to Shubert Murat Theater for three nights starting Monday after touring New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago. Cast includes George H Monroe Harry Fisher Maude Lambert Denman Ma ley Marcia Harris Alan Brooks plus 200 supernumeraries and 125 in company with a vaudeville group headlined by the Millers and Gladys Moore.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Lew Fields
Midnight Sons
Shubert Murat
Messrs
Shubert
Broadway
George H. Monroe
Harry Fisher
Maude Lambert
George A. Schiller
Denman Maley
Marcia Harris
Alan Brooks
Jus Baci
Pittsburg
Marvellous Millers
Gladys Moore
Mazie King
English Pony Ballet
Ballet of Light at Keiths Grand Opera House Next Week
Lole Fullers dancing spectacle The Ballet of Light headlines B F Keiths Grand Opera House with twelve dancers and striking stage effects Also on bill Bert Coote in A Lamb on Wall Street Tom Waters presents An Original Piano Pastime Nichols sisters Ernst Pantzer company Ros a Noma Hami lins and other acts including comedy cyclists and daylight motion pictures First showing next week at this historic venue with a varied program featuring music dance and novelty acts.
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Lole Fuller
B. F. Keith
Grand Opera House
Bert Coote
Wll
Wall Street
Tom Waters
Laughland
Boas
Nichols Sisters
Comediennes
Ernest Pantzer and Company
Rosa Noma
Vio
Hamlins
Brown
Lawson
Namon
Daylight
Buster Brown Musical Rewritten For Park Show
The musical comedy based on R F Outeguit cartoons has been rewritten for this season and will appear at the Park for the first three days of next week. Buster Mary Jane and Tige lead a trio of mischief makers with new songs and jokes. Grandma remains, while Buster is played by Master Harold and Mary Jane by Madeline Clark.
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Buster Brown
R. F. Outeguit
Buster
Tige
Mary
Jane
the Park
Mary Jane
Grandma
Master Harold
Madeline Clark
Shoe Maker to Feature Harry Fields at Park
Harry Fields known for character comedy will perform at the Park for the last three days of next week in The Shoe maker a three act play set in New York and the far west. The plot centers on a cobbler who supports his daughter and an adopted boy, the daughter is kidnapped and the chase ends in a thrilling rescue.
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Harry Fields
New York
Far West
East Side
Going Some at Majestic theater thrills with swift comedy
Arvine-Benton players present Going Some a fast paced college and cowboy romp. Rival ranches The Flying Heart and The Centipede clash over a foot race with stakes including money guns saddles and a phonograph. A supposed sprinter from Erick Yale spurs renewed racing negotiations as events unfold at speed.
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Arvine-Benton
Majestic Theater
Southwest
Colonial to feature Consul chimpanzee and inked act lineup
A novelty bill at the Colonial next week features Consul the chimpanzee performing in evening dress and dining on stage with knife and fork while smoking a cigar and tipping the waiter. The program adds Marie King Scott and company, George H.K. Alexander, Lee Beggs and four, Sylvester and Vance, and Flo Harriett, plus the New York Hippodrome show at Murat theater with a large cast, 600 workers, and a front-stage extension for the circus act.
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Marie
Lee Beggs
Sylvester and
Vance
Flo Harriett
The Cherry Blossoms at Empire Burlesque Show
Next week at the Empire the Cherry Blossoms will be seen. The troupe is noted for makeup and musical ensembles by two-score show girls, dancing ponies, and entertaining burlesque acts. Openers and closers by Jack Perry and company promise a high class performance.
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the Empire
Jack Perry
Joe Burton
Charles Edwards
Joe Carr
Charles Low
George Payne
Granville and
Mark
Cherry Bonner
Lillian Perry
Sunday Services in City Churches
Sunday church services are listed for St Pauls Episcopal Roberts Park M E Central Christian Edwin Ray M E and Second Presbyterian along with sermon topics such as The Power of Great Faith The Vital Lesson of the Parable of the New Virgins and The Most Remarkable Character in History. A special musical service and choir anthems are noted at Second Presbyterian.
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Edwin Ray M. E. Church
Rev
H. C. Clippinger
Church Sermon Series and Sunday Services Across Local Churches
Multiple church announcements list Sunday services and sermons. Dr A B Storms offers a series on The Ethics of Jesus with The Eternal Piers. Morning sermons include The Sacredness of the Secular. Other churches feature Rev William Carson The Universal Offer and The Fast Young Man. missionary talks at First English Lutheran. Rev E P Ferry speaking morning and evening on An Ever Present Question and Our Gospel. Rev A S Buchanan to lead at year start with communion and new members. Ring Avenue M E Church presents The Message of Glad Tidings. Hillside Christian Church marks Missionary Day with The Christian Woman's Board address and Sowing the Seed program. First Presbyterian hosts a song service with organ works, cantilene, choral and solo pieces. program includes selections by Dvorak, Rossini, Bach, Nevin and Wagner.
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A. B. Storms
Jesus
Sutherland Presbyterian Church
William Carson
Home Presbyterian Church
E. P. Ferry
East
Ferry
A. 8. Buchanan
First Presbyterian
Herald
Wheeldon
Kumoreske
Dvorak
Egypt
Rossini
Bach
Nevin
Cantor
Hosmer
Irish Comedian Monroe Sails to The Midnight Sone Gig
George H. Monroe, famed for a sharp brogue and riotous laugh, headlines with The Midnight Song company at the Marat theater, for the first half of next week.
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George H. Monroe
Midnight’ Sone” ‘Company
Car company sued over aged man's death
The Varmers' Trust Company as administrator of the Wright estate filed a $10,000 lawsuit Saturday against Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company. Peter M. Wright was killed due to alleged negligence, with the trust company pursuing the claim on behalf of Wright's heirs.
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CAR Company
Indianapoli Traction and Terminal Company
Varmers’ Trust Company
Urday
Wright
Winter remedy for pine extract promoted by ad copy
An old ad promotes a winter tonic claiming many benefit from a pine extract mixture. It instructs mixing two ounces glycerine with half an ounce of concentrated fine compound, half a pint whiskey, then taking a spoonful after meals and at night. Children receive smaller doses. shake before use. Emphasizes buying genuine Concentrated Pine through druggists and warns others are impure and may cause nausea.
Death of Feeble Man After Street Crossing
An elderly man described as old and feeble, aided by a stick, was crossing at Twenty-fourth and Maois streets when he was struck by a car and died.
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Twenty-fourth
Maois Streets
Lehmann Named Solicitor General of United States
Fred W. Lehmann of St. Louis was announced as solicitor general, succeeding the late Lloyd W. Bowers. Lehmann, born in Prussia, headed the American Bar Association in 1908 and built a Des Moines and St. Louis law career. He is independent in politics and advocated strong federal corporate controls.
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Washington
Fred W. Lehmann
St. Louis
United States
Lloyd W. Bowers
Wade
White House
Lehmann
American Bar Association
Prussia
Ohio
Indiana
Tabor College
Iowa
Des Moines
Wabash
St. Louis Exposition
Census returns show Colorado gains a congressman
The census bureau released state populations with Colorado at 799,024 up 259,824 or 48 percent earning one additional congressman. Oregon rises to 672,745 up 259,220 or 62.7 percent gaining a second seat. Idaho 325,50 up 163,822 or 101.3 percent and Nevada 81,475 up 39,540 or 93.4 percent, neither Idaho nor Nevada altering representation.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Colorado
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Gadski to Sing at Maennerchor Recital
Mme Johanna Gadski famed Wagnerian soprano will perform a song recital at English's on December 14 under the Maennerchor. She has served as prima donna for the Metropolitan Opera for fourteen seasons and appeared here with the company last spring. This is Maennerchor’s only public winter concert with seats on sale December 10.
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Mme
Johanna Gadski
Maennerchor
Mme. Gadski
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Seata
Train Strikes Car in Racine Killing Three Men
In Racine Wisconsin on December 3 a Chicago and Northwestern train struck a gasoline section car killing Elliott Johnson and E Carlson and J Carlson. The bodies were found hours later and it is believed the train crew did not know of the accident.
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Racine
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern
Elliott Johnson
J. C. Carlson
Man Files Bankruptcy Without Cash in Elkhart
J C Monk a Lake Shore and Michigan Southern fireman in Elkhart filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court on Saturday. The schedules list assets of 228 dollars and liabilities of 349.34 dollars.
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J. C. Monk
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Elkhart
Simple But Powerful Rheumatism Cure Promised
An old advertisement claims a home remedy for rheumatism and lame back using syrups of Sarsaparilla and Toris, plus whiskey or sherry. The recipe requires one ounce of each syrup, half a pint of alcohol, and a tablespoonful before meals and at bedtime. Effects allegedly appear on the first day.
Free $3.50 Recipe Promises Kidney Cure
An advertisement offers a free prescription said to cure weak kidneys and bladder pains within a week. It claims rapid relief from scalding dribbling and backaches and invites readers to request the recipe from Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit, claiming harmless ingredients and swift results.
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A. E. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Indianapolis Auto Directory Listing and Firms
A fragmented directory page shows multiple automotive firms in Indianapolis. Listings include The Motor Car Center with addresses on West Market Street and references to Hupmobile Overland and various local names such as Bearsey Willis Co. and Vernon streets. The readable portion catalogs manufacturers and dealers with scattered OCR fragments indicating motorcycles and oils.
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THE
George Arliss
Indianapolis
Terpsichore
Momus
Charles E. Evans
Adele Ritchie
Silvio Hein
William Waring
Henry Lewson
London
Scotland
Bea
Harry Fields IN
the Shoemaker
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lewis Brown
Hell
Roberts Park
M. E. Church
Albert Hurlstone
Choral Society
God
Central Christian Church
Allan B. Philputt
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles Hansen
Stev. Orton H. Carmichael
Lebanon
Ind
First Baptist Church
Taylor
Christ
Central
A. M
Church—The Brotherhood Inte
Central” Avenue
Zoytn Carl Loe, Fuller
Harold
Mazie
Marcelna
Hime
Zazette
Consus the, Grea
North Park Christian Church—Revy
Frank W. Sumper
Africa
Hillside Christian Church
Garry TL. Cook
Christian Woman’s Board of Missions
Peter M. Wright
Heeb
Earth
Taft
Missouri
Gadski
Potmeny
Mithos Mend
Christmas
Indiana Union Traction Company
the Fountain of Youth
Stoner
DR. Stoner & CO
North Ilinois Street
West Ohio Street
DR. Wechsler
Delaware and
Parker
Bree
Indianapolis Automobile
the Motor Car Center
Flanders
Studebaker
N. Pens
N. Penn St
Mitchell
Bearsey-Willis CO
West Market Street
Oils National Sone
Nist
Ose
Overland
Sir Sete
Parry Auto Co
Standard and Division
Sta
Premier
Ots, Estsgeies Company
Stearns Jackson and Fuller Auto Sales Co
Kentucky Avenue
Studebaker Jimyce
Thona
Thor
Wescott
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