Grand Vaudeville bill to feature famous acts and Piccolo Midgets
The Grand plans next week’s vaudeville program with multiple headliners led by the famed Piccolo Midgets. A dramatic plot set around Port Arthur siege and Manchurian conflict will accompany the bill, including vibrant Japanese village scenes and theatrical spectacle.
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Hercules
Vrowte
Grand
Piccolo
Gomediana and
Gymnasia
Grandville vaudeville bill features York State Folks and more
A crowded program on stage includes A Prisoner of War and York State Folks at Park, with Grace Gardner, Simon Gardner, Klein Brow Nicholson, Irene Franklin, and Lea Duhitas amid musical acts, pantomime, and a new European duo The Two Alexiag. The bill promises a panoramic film, dancing, and novelty acts including The Lady and the Pugilia and Runaway Girls in a weeklong engagement.
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Richard Mansfield
Sto-Gun
Park
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Runnaway
Mikerens
Kerton
Simon Dag Gardner
Strom
Grace Gardner
Charen HH
White
Audrey
Smith
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Ues
Indianapolis
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Brow
Nicholson
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Empire Theater
Ina Etratling
Nreskaway
Romeda
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Series of Addresses on The Story of Christ as Told by Great Painters
Rev Thomas J Villers will speak at the Grand Opera House on Sundays in a series titled The Story of Christ as Told by Great Painters. Readings include Correggio Madonna in Florence, Dore Vale of Tears in London, Raphael Transfiguration in Rome, Da Vinci Last Supper in Milan, Munkay Christ on Calvary, Angelo Last Judgment in Rome, Tintoretto Paradise in Venice, with dates from Feb 12 to Mar 28 across venues and cities.
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Grand Opera House
Christ
Raphael
Holy Mount
Vatican Gallery
Rome
da Vinci
Santa Maria Delle Grazie
Miliun Mareh
Munkacay
Cal Vary
Mr. Wanamaker
Jenkin Town
Angelo
Heaven
Doges
Venice
Dr Miles Heart Cure Endorsed By Clergyman In Boston Ad
A testimonial claims the heart pumps about seventy strokes per minute and 20 to 30 pounds of blood per minute. It blames disease, exertion, fright, anxiety, alcohol and tobacco for weakening nerves and causing breathlessness and dizziness. The ad promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as a safe remedy to strengthen nerves and heart muscles and supply energy, with a clergyman’s endorsement in Moss Ave Beaton.
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Farrar Adds Laurels in Europe with Opera Roles
Geraldine Farrar of Melrose draws daily praise as her voice electrifies audiences in Europe. Reports from Bertin cite her recent success in Wart on Husain where she has been performing Faust, Traviata, La Boheme and Manon. After her engagement, Farrar will return to Bertin for four performances then perform in Monte Carlo.
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MD Cross Roads
Fim
Deanalls
Iustice Ibn Raepelis
Whalermoe
Meladearma
Williane Branieet
Atva
Geraldine Farrar
Melrove
Electric
Aingern
Bertin
Warton
Husain
Russa Mise Farrar
Beritn
Monte Carlo
Indianapolis To Host Two Great Theatrical Companies
Two touring troupes managed by Livbler & Co converge in Indianapolis for a major week of performances starting February 2. Edward Terry the renowned English actor arrives to attend rehearsals and join the casts of The Gentleman From Indiana and The Eternal City.
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Indianapolis
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the Gentleman
Indiana
England
Livbler & Co
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New York
Emrbark
Terry Eumpiny
Eng Usten Opera House
Falat Secret Affair Sparks Berlin Public Interest
Wilhelm the ruler and his empress invite Misa Farrar to Berlin amid rumors of engagement. Reports recall the Kalver and the crowd prince story linked to Miss Farrar, touching a saga of royal intrigue and public curiosity.
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Falat
Greenfield Social Roundup and Returnees
The Blue Lodee of Maron gathered Tuesday evening in their wah. Misses Alle McKee and Florence Rush returned to Greenfield after a brief visit with Indianapolis fries. The Christian Sunday school normal class met at the Christian church for a pleasant evening. WW. L. Preeman, wife and son Donna were mentioned in the brief local notes.
Local updates on schools and events in Indianapolis
Return of residents from Indianapolis visit to Greentiellin relatives. Prof. Cobb travels to Milwaukee for National Superintendent association meeting. Maud Thomas to replace Mrs Randall at Lincoln School due to illness. Armory dances draw out of town guests. Headlines note widespread school illnesses and a Mother's Sweet Powders promotion for children.
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