Grand Vaudeville Promises Strong Bill With Corrigan
Emmett Corrigan headlines a Grand vaudeville bill with William H Clifford's His Last Performance and a mix of acts including Delmore sisters singers Crucie and Carolyn, The Violin Maker of Cremona presented by Fred Singer, Martinnettie and Sylvester the chair stunts, Besnah and Julia Miller, John and Mas Burke in How Patsy Went to War, Valveno and Tresk gymnastic act, Sadie Sherman in At the Photographer's, and Kinodrome features Music Hath Its Charms and Policeman's Vision. The program aims for high entertainment value and continues the season's strong showing.
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Emmett Corrigan
William H.clifford
Corrigan
Chifford
Hfe
Delmore
Crucie
Carolyn
Indianapolis
Cremona
Fred Singer
Martinnettie
Sylvester
Charles Besnah
Julia Miller
John
Mas Burke
Patsy
Vaudeeville
Will M. Cressy
Valveno
Tresk
Sadie Shereman
Wine Woman and Song at Park Theater Week Long
Mortimer M Theise reviews Wine Woman and Song praising Bonita as star in a witty Elinor Glyn travesty of Three Weeks. Lew Hearn and a strong comic cast, melodious music, witty lines, and stylish chorus support a light musical revue designed for Broadway tastes.
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Mortimer M. Theise
Park Theater
New York
Bonita
Lew Hearn
Elinor Glyn
Nat Carr
James Mullen
Charles Raymond
Allan Coogan
Herman Steinman
Orville Harrold
Arthur Wood
Hall Pierson
Ethel Hall
Mamie Walker
Nella Palmer
Gloria Douglas
Maxe Arms
Strong
Theise
nor = sons
Glya
Fulm
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall at Majestic Theater
Forepaugh Stock company presents Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall at the Majestic next Thursday through Saturday with elaborate scenery costumes and a star cast. The romantic drama by Paul Kester from Charles Major’s novel follows Dorothy’s fight against an arranged match and ends in a chosen marriage amid lavish sets in an Elizabethan style Nottinghamshire tale. Matinees on Thursday and Saturday.
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Majestic Theater
Forepaugh Stock Company
Majestic
Dorothy Verron
Haddon Hall
Paul Kester
Charles Major
Shelbyville
Ind
Knighthand
Deitha
Galland
Dorothy Vernon
Maderemeny
Haddon
Ireland
Sir John Manners
Dorothy
Laie
Kester
Haed A Hall
Forepaugh Stock CO
Igphaddon Hall
IWE
Empire Theater Presents Look Out Below and Cherry Blossoms
Empire Theater showcases Look Out Below a merry farce from Cherry Blossoms company and Cherries Abroad, a gingery musical. A competent organization with standout acts Johhn Perry Carlysle and Perry Kenney and Hollis Loro and Payne Granville and Mack, high class specialties, scenery, costumes, and electrical effects.
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Empire Theater
Cherry Blossoms
Empire
Johhn Perry
Carlysle
Perry
Kenney
Hollis
Loro
Payne
Granville
Mack
New Gaiety Presents The Chipman and the Tramp Film
The New Gaiety opens the week with Biograph’s The Chipman and the Tramp described as uproariously funny. Headlining vaudeville are Harry and Mabel Martine with solo acts by Martine a singing and juggling comedian and Mabel performing a novelty contortion act.
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Biograph Pictures
New Gayety
Isinere
Harry
Mabel Martine
Martine
Actress Known as the Limber Lady to Star in Strong Bill
A noted performer nicknamed the limber lady will headline a varied program featuring Miss Hartlett and Mr George Peltier in pictorial songs. The bill includes new motion pictures with serious comedy and travel subjects. Weeknight attractions include musicians night on Monday colored amateurs on Wednesday and the usual amateur night on Friday.
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Hartlett
George Peltier
Bondsman brings Hild captive into court
Ben Buchanan charged with drawing a deadly weapon failed to appear in criminal court for trial. His $250 bond was forfeited. Bondsman Samuel Farb appeared in court leading Buchanan. They were told to appear Friday afternoon to show cause why they did not heed summons and appear for trial.
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Ben Buchanan
Samuel Farb
Buchanan
Prayer Service Tonight at Christ Episcopal Church
James J. Houghteling of Chicago will speak at the united prayer meeting tonight at Christ Episcopal church Meridian street and the Circle. The theme Our Common Problem That of Living was given by 8 M Cooper of Cincinnati at the men's united meeting Friday night to a large crowd.
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James J. Houghteling
Chicago
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Christ Episcopal Church
Meridian Street
The
Circle
M. Cooper
Cincinnati
Crumpacker Nominates Postmasters for Whiting and East Chicago
Washington December 5 Congressman Crumpacker recommended James Nedil for postmaster at Whiting and Moses Specter for postmaster at East Chicago both holding presidential offices.
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Washington
Crumpacker
James Nedil
Whiting
Moses Specter
East Chicago
Odd Fellows Dedicates Hall in Terre Haute Indiana
The Odd Fellows hall building and site in Terre Haute Indiana costing 390000 was dedicated last night reflecting the fraternal organization's ceremonial milestone for the community and its lodge.
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ODD Fellows
Terre Haute
Ind
Magic Foot Drafts Promise Cures for Rheumatism
An advertisement from Frederick Dyer offers a $1 trial of Magic Foot Drafts, claimed to relieve rheumatic and chronic pains from sciatic to gout. It assures a return mail delivery and a one dollar charge only after trial if satisfied, with no payment required upfront.
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Magic Foot Draft Co
Jackson, Mich
M. Summers Bor
Notre Dame
Ind
Heeron Art Institute to stage twenty fourth annual exhibition
The big show at the Herron Art Institute opens Sunday and runs into January. The 24th annual exhibition of the Art Association of Indianapolis features pieces from major museums and private collections by American and foreign painters. Director William Henry Fox aims to surpass prior crowds, with 7,790 attendees last December and hopes for a multiplier this month. Galleries open Sundays and Wednesdays, plus Christmas and New Year’s Eve, with ten cent admission.
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Heeron Art Institute
Art Association of Indianapolis
Herron
William Henry Fox
Institute
Woodruff is Sentenced to Life for Wife’s Murder
Dec. 5 Jesse Woodruff found guilty of second degree murder and given life imprisonment for killing his wife on Sept. 7 after she sought a divorce. He shot himself in the heart region and temple. despite grave wounds, he survived.
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Brookville
And
Jesse Woodruff
Woodruf
Hoosiers in New York This Week
New York dispatch notes Indiana visitors including Thomas Taggart Jr Yale student and several other well known Indiana residents staying at city hotels. Listed are J W Atherton Mrs A G Atkins Miss Reiserd O B Talbot T S Green C H Hapgood O R Osborn Miss Ruth Miss Sutherland G W Briggs and the Taggarts from Terre Haute W C Ball John E K Beggs and WW A Petty in the mix.
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New York
Thomas Taggart, Jr
Yale
J. W. Atherton
A. G. Atkins
Reiserd
O. B. Talbot
T. S. Green
C. H. Hapgood
Oo. R. Osborn
Ruth
Sutherland
G. W. Briggs
Tageart
Rear le
W. C. Ball
John EK. Beggs
Erre Haute
WW. A. Petty
Grand Dress Ball for Temple Fire Reconstruction
A grand dress ball will be given by the United Hebrew congregation to aid building a temple recently destroyed by fire. The event will be held at Wathella hall on Tuesday night, February 9, with proceeds supporting temple reconstruction. Concordia Mock Trial featured at 873 N New Jersey Street Thursday evening. The club staged a mock murder trial with H H Henry as judge, Eickhoff and Weaver for the state, Ziegler and Ruddle for the defense. The jury found the defendant not guilty.
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United Hebrew Congregation
Wathella Hall
Concordia
Concordia Club
New Jersey Street
H. H. Henry
Walter E. Eickhoff
Calvin R. Weaver
Ziegler
Ruddle
Narrow escape of Wabash telegrapher
Wabash Indiana December 5. Carl Medricker seated at the telegraph key when a bullet crashed through the window narrowly missing him. He had just been sitting down and escaped death. Authorities are investigating the shot’s source.
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Wabash, Ind
Wabash
Carl Medricker
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