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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1909
Page
7
In this scene from the Criterion adaptation, Grace confronts Jacques Brachard about his plans and secrets. He resists, masking intent with humor while Grace urges him to stay in Paris and heed a warning about returning to his wife.
Brachard, seeking to rescue his wife from another man, plans retribution and power. He hurries to a Paris railway station to meet his confidential stock broker Deveaux for final instructions on manipulating Egyptian copper. The scene sets a tense confrontation and a calculated move against his rival.
Brachard, tense after a campaign to lift stock prices, blackly suspects Anne Marie of infidelity. He watches his home, finds doors broken, but discovers only emptiness as Clothilde trembles and Grace’s truth hangs unresolved. The scene ends with his vow to uncover the motive.
A weekly vaudeville program at the Grand opera house showcases an aerial ballet of costumed winged dancers as the headline novelty. Frank Gardiner and Miss Lottie Vincent offer Winning the Queen with moving pictures, while Uncle Lem's Dilemma draws hearty laughter and Carter and Buford sing with scene changes.
The Park theater stages the melodrama Texas with a balanced company this week. Edward Archer shines as a treacherous cattle thief while Frank J. Wood and Louis Thiel earn praise. Claire Fujler plays Texas West with pleasing modesty as Lord Angus Trevor and his relatives appear, with shows Tuesday and Wednesday.
The stock company presents a three act play set in Spanish California with scenes at San Juan mission garden Castro-Kentón ranch patio and Azcotea roof. Strong performances by Miss Spinney Miss Cheate and others praised for emotional depth and ensemble work. Next week they stage Grau Stark by George Barr McCutcheon.
The Lambs troupe charms Monday crowds with lively burlesque numbers. Carlton the Irish American comic proves a natural hit in olio and ruralite dance with Willard Terre. Notable acts include Klein Ott brothers, Nicholson in a musical sketch, Browning and Lavan parodies, and Antrim Peters sketch A Tarry at Tanktown. The show closes with Monaco satire and strong choral numbers.
A strong balanced weekly bill at the Gayety draws large crowds despite cold weather. Headliner the Wolff brothers perform high risk somersaults on a large billiard table. Ruth Curtiss delivers quick costume changes with Sur bonnet Sue. Billy Stanford the German comedian and the Merry Widow dance please. Hufford and Chaine offer notable singing and dancing including an old colored preacher impression. Two new reels and an illustrated ballad by George Peltier accent the show.
Annex presents a strong bill featuring the talking picture Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight a moral tale of a farm lord drawn to the city his temptations forgotten promise and return to claim his sweetheart after his mother dies Also shown are Three other pictures and the frustrated Doodle Girl Me Com Be Biden sp.
A collection of kitchen directions for baked stuffed potatoes using mashed potato with meat, optional meat filling, and browned tops. Also includes a Chocolate Caramela recipe with molasses sugar milk chocolate and butter, plus a Chicken Salad method with celery nest, white chicken meat, egg yolk dressing, mustard, sugar, vinegar, and a celery leaf wreath.
A humorous dialogue from the Philadelphia Inquirer questions why a man gives a diamond engagement ring to a woman. Grandfather answers that the woman represents the Great Cause and embodies the worth of the gesture.
A home cough syrup recipe yields a full pint in five minutes for about fifty four cents. Mix granulated sugar syrup with two and a half ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle, take a teaspoon every one to three hours, and keep it corked. Pinex, touted as Norway White Pine Extract, is highlighted as superior to weaker pine oil products and available from druggists.
A young self made man climbs from $2000 to millions only to become a paranoid miser. He shuns amusements and charity, crushes rivals, and lives in fear of poverty. The piece urges generosity and balanced living over wealth obsession.
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