Blood and intrigue in a Corsican murder mystery
London artist Louis Delahay is found murdered and Lord Ravenspur investigates aided by Vera Rayne. Intruder Luigi Silva confronts Ravenspur in the studio as Walter Lance stalks the scene. Walter traps Silva and threatens to expose his past crimes to the police to end the danger.
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Louis Delahay
London
Lord Ravenspur
Ravenspur
Sir Jas. Seton
Walter Lance
Vera Rayne
Vera
Walter
Hravens
Marna Delahay
Mrs. Delahay
Maria Delahay
Havenspur
Flavio
Corsica
Silva
Maria
Plas
Amusements in Indianapolis Theaters Lineup
The Grand presents Henry Lee and John C. Rice with Sally Cohen in a new one act farce and portraits. Ralph Johnstone headlines a sensational trick cycling act and historical character portraits. Park theater hosts Kellar the magician with Howard Thurston as co star and new illusions. Much vaudeville and burlesque across venues all week.
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Henry Les
John UC. Rice
Sally Cohen
Park—Keellar
Howard Y Thurston
Majestic—Dariks
Empire—‘Avenue Girls’ Company
Williams
Imperials
Burlesque
Khaldah
Knickerbockers
Paupke
the Grand
Henry Lee
John C. Rice
Cuttys
Ralph Johnstone
Mr. Lee
Mr. Rice
Miss Cohen
Sesan
Herbert Hall Winslow
Avery and Hart
Seymour and
Hill
Howard Brothers
the Park
Kellar
Indianapolis
Park Theater
Howard Thurston
Spectre Cabinet and Mystic Acts Booked for Indianapolis Park
Wellar and Thurston unveil The Spectre Cabinet at the Park theater with J N Maskelyne inspired tricks. The show features illusion of materialized forms behind open draperies and the Princess Kiyo adaptation. Also billed are Me Him and I Bast Lynne Billy Van Under Southern Skies and more acts alongside Wayne.
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Wellar
Thurston
Indianapolis
Spectre
J. N. Maskelyne
St. George's Hall
London
Kiyo
Mr. Thurston
India
Park Theater
Him
Bast Lynne
Billy van
George Sidney
Cole and Johnson
Hap Ward
Sean
Harry Clay Blaney
Robie's Knickerbockers at the Gayety Adds Papke Sparring
The Gayety presents Robie's Knickerbockers for a week long engagement with two burlettas and additional vaudeville specialties. Sparring exhibitions by Billy Papke boost the program and Miss Clyde Darrow returns with the company as key performers.
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Robie
Clyde Darrow
Burglar Steals Whisky At J C Deans Home
A burglar was found in the home of J C Dean at 100% North Pennsylvania Street Sunday night. He passed valuables and took a bottle of whisky from the sideboard as Mrs Dean awoke and heard someone downstairs. The front door slammed just as Dean started down.
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J. C. Dean
Pennsylvania St
Hustler Kicked by Broncho at City Livery Stable
John Sanders, a street hustler, was kicked by a broncho at a livery stable on E New York street Sunday night. The kick left him feet from the stall and broke several ribs. He was taken to his home at 1901 Orange street.
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John Sanders
New York St
Orange-st
Dr. Rooker Dead in Idaho Family Notes Dec. 5
Dr Charles Neiliton Rooker formerly on the faculty at Indianapolis Central Medical College died in Pocatello Idaho. He leaves a widow and three children. Burial was in Pocatello.
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Charles Neiliton Rooker
Pocatello
Idaho
Indianapolis Central Medical College
Taylor to Speak at Chris Tamore College Settlement
William L. Taylor will speak at the Chris tamore college settlement located at 1726 Columbia Ave on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Taylor
Christamore
College Settlement
Columbia Ave
Transfusion by Pastor Saves Brooklyn Woman
Reverend Dr. John L. Clark donated blood to Mrs. Julia Ladson of Brooklyn after her husband Laci son fell gravely ill. The pastor, who married W. E. Corey to Mabelle Gilman, volunteered to donate blood, a procedure described as one of the most remarkable on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ladson
Brooklyn
John L. Clark
Lacison
Dr. Clark
W.E. Corey
Mabelle Gilman
A Lost Star Returns to Work After Hiatus
A once suspended figure reappears in public life as he resumes work today after being connected to a past event. Nearby observers note a renewed momentum as he steps back into his role, signaling a possible comeback.
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Wulschner-Stewart Music Company
Chickering
Indiana
Everett
Vose & Sons
Chickering & Sons
Werner
Apollo Pian
Apollo
Ake Abe el Ula
Pennsylvania Street
Ffipollo
Hremes
Manns
Daves
Theftlidni
Mrs. Durlahay
Waldo
Luigi Silva
Imperial Palace Theater
DR. Rooker
Taylor