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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1910

Page

5

Prison officials dispute claims of harsh Jeffersonville reformery

Demarchus Brown, head of Indiana prison committee, questions Philip Reinbold’s report on Jeffersonville reformatory cells and “holes.” Supt Peyton supports some repairs. other trustees deny claims, defend labor and schooling programs, and dispute alleged insanitary conditions.

Demarchus Brown Board of State Charities Philip K. Reinbold Indiana Federation of Labor Jeffersonville Reformatory Brown D. C. Peyton Reformatory Reliance Manufacturing Company National Association of Shirt and Overall Manufacturers W. D. Allison Park Avenue Philip K. Reinhold Terre Haute

Denies Prison Torture at Indiana Reformatory

Dr D J Terhune longtime board member at the Jeffersonville reformatory dismissed claims by P K Reinhold of Terre Haute Indiana federation of labor about torture and poor conditions. Terhune said the federation harbors animosity toward the institution and cited competition from prison made goods.

Sun Linton Ind D. J. Terhune Jeffersonville Reformatory P. K. Reinhold Terre Haute Indiana Federation of Labor Committee Reformatory Reinhold Terhune State Federation of Labor

Amusements at local theatres noted brisk and lively

Murat presents The Midnight Sons a musical comedy. B F Keiths vaudeville offers Sprightly entertainment. Park shows Buster Brown a sprightly comedy with strong performances. Colonial vaudeville features Consul the Great in a pleasant sketch. Majestic offers Going Some western farce with laughs. Englishs presents The Other Fellow a mediocre farce by Thomas Jefferson. Empire closes burlesque.

Murat B. F. Keith Park Buster Brown Consul Lee Beggs Majestic Thomas Jefferson

Midnight Sons at Murat Please Slapstick Fans

A brisk opening week at the Murat Theater features The Midnight Sons a slapstick vaudeville with song and dance. Maud Lambert stars in several numbers while George W. Munro, Harry Fisher and the Marvelous Millers provide broad comic bits and the Apache dance. The sketch aims to entertain and profit with playful chaos and comic make believe.

Midnight Sons Murat Theater Eily Rily Kelly Kingdom Come Millers George W. Munro Pansy Burns Munro Pansy Harry Fisher Fisher

Keith’s Vaudeville Maintains High Artistic Standard

Keith's vaudeville week stands out with steady humor and no sensational thrills. Nichols sisters lead with original, piquant singing and a catchy character sketch. Bert Coote adds familiar satire in a fresh light while Tom Waters reunites old comic talent with Irish flair.

Keith’s Nichols Mary Garden Bert Coote Wall Street Newpawt Mr. Newlywed Tom Waters Nichols Sisters

Six Hundred in Hipppodrome Company Register Daily

Handling 600 people on a stage twice daily falls to one man with the New York Hippodrome show as it prepares for a Murat theater engagement next week. After arrival every actor and crew member must register at the theater with hotel and room, then are alphabetized and posted by a dedicated telephone. Four clocks mark stage door check in, and rules require punctual room return 25 minutes before the overture, with tardiness and illness reported to the traveling physician.

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Vaudeville and Theatre Review At Indianapolises Majestic Park

The program features Rosa Roma violin virtuoso, Coogan and Parks dancers, the Pantzer acrobatic family, and Buster Brown with nephew Jack Wynne and Aunt Susie Sweet. Also shows Going Some western farce at Majestic with Flying Heart cowboys, Yale rival, and romantic entanglements. Evans previews revival of A Parlor Match and notes on The Other Fellow with Thomas Jefferson and Edmund Mortimer in a three act farce about swapped souls.

Wimbry Rosa Roma Coogan Parks al Lawson Frances Namon Pantzer Buster Brown Park Theater Tige Mary Jane Indianapolis Buster Susie Sweet Jack Wynne Harold West Madeline Clark Alfred Grady Thomas Brown H. A. Barrows Pearl Evans Seth Sawders Charles Udell Majestic Flying Heart Cowboys Joss Yale Jefferson Chad Suddah Wilton Swift Dr. Button Swift Wiliam Swift Thomas Jefferson Edmund Mortimer Edward Burke Chua Saddah Florence Burdette

Consul the Great Packs Colonial Comedy Night

A near human ape character Consul the Great performs at the Colonial in a Broadway swell persona enjoyably smoking riding a bicycle and dressing impeccably. Lee Beegs and four perform a sketch titled Old Folks at Home noted for wholesome fun and simple values. The plot centers on retired parents faced with family discord and a potential divorce as their daughter and her young partner enter the scene.

Consul the Great Consul Mr. Lee Beegs

Hippodrome Indian Dances Thrill Murat Theater Week

The Hippodrome show at Murat Theater features more than a dozen tribes performing native dances and ceremonies. Sun dances, war rites, and ritual steps give a vivid, solemn display. the act contrasts with modern stage standards. Thomas Jefferson’s acting merits are noted, with a comparison to his father’s fame.

Hippodrome Company Murat Hippodrome

Adjustment of School Is Sought At Winona Institute

Trustees of the Winona Technical Institute file suit naming eighty five defendants led by Charles A. Bookwalter receiver and major donors. Creditors seek recognition of their lien on real estate purchased from the government for 134000. Land to be deeded to the school when an endowment of 154000 is raised. Court asked to fix party status and legislature to authorize city takeover and support.

Highty Winona Technical Institute Charles A. Bookwalter

Liver Pills praised by bank cashier in Sparta Tennessee

A bank cashier, A L Wilson of Sparta TN, endorses Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Anti Pain Pills. He reports they act naturally and relieve headaches quickly, noting he barely feels a pill has been taken. Wilson served many years as cashier at the First National Bank of Sparta.

Miles A. L. Wilson Sparta Wilson First National Bank of Sparta

Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills Ad claim benefits

Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills are advertised as gentle and non habit forming. The copy argues other liver pills are harsh and ineffective after one trial. It promises a refund if the first bottle fails to benefit and directs readers to ask their druggist for Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.

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Board of Control Keith Crullers Hand Marie King Star May Adele Ritchie Charles E. Evans Ole Hoss’ Hoey Hoye Mr. Evans Evans and Hoey Charles E. Hoyt George Axliss Silvio Hein Consul the Great Packs Colonial Jefferson Actor Joseph Jefferson Beechams Miles Medical CO Elkhart, Ind Christmas Indiana Union Traction Company enJork Slo Ettis Dry Goods Mer King’s Air Rifles Uyu the Growers of India Tea the Garment Cleaners Walter Ehlers Hainols St Shubert Murat Theatre Huder’s Lew Field En In Tire Daniel VY Arthur N. Penn. St Huder Messrs BARSA Harry Fields the Shoemaker F. Keith Grand Opera House Loie Fuller Ernest Pantzer & Co Coogan & Parkes Lawson & Namon Mats Web Sat Arvine-Benton Somi Reece Faust Marie King Scott Indianapoli Quie Mayer EMPI Wrestlies George Hackenschmidt
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