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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1909

Page

7

Cast for a naval gun sparks romance and intrigue

Frances Durant vows loyalty as Pinckney schemes to push the Rhinestrom gun. Sommers faces court inquiry after a forged gun flaw. Bradley joins them aboard the Irvesa, while Frances confronts Pinckney and declares love. Meanwhile the Mongolian fights a fierce storm as wireless chatter signals distress at sea.

Frances Durant Durant Works Lieut Sommera United States Navy Pinckney Durant Frances Sommers Secret Service Bradley Washington Frederick Thompson

Belmont plans sale of Hempstead country place

Ey- as payor Mrs O H P Belmont is reported to have decided to sell her Hempstead country place for five thousand dollars, an amount estimated to be about half its value.

O. H. P. Belmont Hempstead

Courtship at the Doorstep in a Damaged Coat Tale

A guest waltzes with his host's daughter then pretends to mend damages in the corner. He is spotted by the would-be father in law who asserts the girl is the family flower. The young man quips that she does come off so, and jokes about the coat sleeve stains.

Frances Sommers Washington Bradley Pinckney Mr. Bradley Lieut. Summers Secret Service Miss Durant Mr. Pinckney Lieut. Sommers San Antonio Tex Alamo James Bowie David Crockett Santa Ana Leonidas Old Thermopylae Crockett America Greene County Tennessee Hfe Crockett Congress Ges Jackson Gen. Jackson Davy” Crock

The American Music Hall Vaudeville Spotlight

Chicago stage news notes the American Music Hall now a shelter for vaudeville with “The Strong People” and a feature by Mise Maude Odell. It reviews performers, body measurements, and the show’s Bohemian atmosphere, praising social themes and the cast led by Judith Zaraine in a discussion of labor and humanity.

American Music Hall Garien Theater Bohemia Mise Maude Odell Miss Odell Charles M. S. McLellan Arnold Daly Judith Zaraine

Donlin and Hite Star in Stealing Home at the Grand

Amusements feature Mike Donlin and Mabel Hite headline this week at the Grand with the sketch Stealing Home written by Vincent Bryan. Donlin, famed Giants captain, jokes about actor salaries while delivering light comedy alongside his wife. Their brief, buoyant performance leaves the audience eager for more.

Mike Donlin Mabel Hite Mike Mickey Mr. Donlin the Grand New York Captain of the Giants Miss Hite Vincent Bryan Mr. Dowlin America

Park Theater Lights Up Runaways Run Big Broadway Hit

The Runaways, a bright New York musical comedy, returns to Park Theater for Thursday to Saturday shows. George Ovey leads as Blutch with his amusing, daring routines and quick-witted songs. The Merry Widows add lively support as the big cast delivers a glossy, festive production.

New York Park Theater George Ovey Blutch Ovey

Sermons in Stones The Alamo and Davy Crockett Tale

Reverend Thomas Gregory extols the Alamo and David Crockett as symbols of courage and conscience. The text recounts the 1836 siege, Crockett’s defiance and heroism, and Crockett’s early life, political career, and steadfast honesty as examples for Americans.

Majestic Theater Celebrates Belasco Hit Sweet Kitty Kellairs

The Majestic Theater in Indianapolis showcases David Belasco's Sweet Kitty Kellairs with praise for its charm and production. Forepaugh management promises a high quality run and announces The Heir to the Hoorah by Paul Armstrong as upcoming, a drama contrasting east and west with strong reception in major cities.

Ment Indianapolis David Belasco Sweet Kitty Kellairs Majestic Theater Sweet Kitty Bellairs The Majestic Forspaugh Paul Armstrong Forepaugh Players Armstrong New York

Heir to the Hoo Rah Delivers Bold Debut

The company presents The Heir to the Hoo Rah with a strong debut that audiences will discuss widely after the opening performance. Strong personalities and lively energy define the production, drawing praise for its vigor and distinctive style.

Empire Theater Knockabout Comedy At Cozy Corner Girls

The Empire presents Gracie and Reynolds with the Cozy Corner Girls in a knockabout vaudeville act. Their brisk exchanges and riotous gags keep the audience in constant laughter. The team, long known to the public, recently toured English music halls with success.

Cozy Corner Girls the Empire Gracie Reynolds

New Gabety Billy Moore Shines On Gayety Vaudeville Bill

New Gabety Billy Moore, a funny little blackface comedian, headlines the Gayety vaudeville program this week. He delivers fresh material each performance with sharp gestures and facial contortions that draw big laughs. His Salome dance sans oriental costume and perfected buck and wing act set the show apart as one of the top bills at the family playhouse with other acts joining tonight.

Moore Buck Gayety Family Playhouse

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