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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1909
Page
7
In a Paris household tension rises as Jacques Brachard fears his wife Anne-Marie has a lover. The Marquise d’Andeline and Honore consult their son Max who arrives with blunt, comic counsel. The mystery centers on Marie’s whereabouts and a possible confrontation with Jacques.
Quick potato puff a dish uses mashed potatoes butter eggs and milk baked quickly. Salmon loaf combines salmon butter bread crumbs eggs and seasonings steamed in a mould for an hour. Sauce blends butter flour milk and tomato ketchup with egg yolk for finishing. Marlborough pies simmer apples with butter lemon rind juice sugar then bake with puff paste decorations.
Stage pair DeHaven and Sidney, known for Gus Edwards act, share superstition about a Chinese coin found in Chicago after helping an elderly man fend off attackers. They claim the talisman brings luck on tour and keep it daily for fortune.
The Forepaugh Stock company mounts Graustark at the Majestic next week after a season highlighted by The Rose of the Rancho. The elaborate production showcases grand costumes and high class drama, following the success of The Prisoner of Zenda style romance.
Anne Morgan of New York daughter of J P Morgan has begun a campaign to improve health for men and women cigar makers. She leads a crusade aiming to raise awareness and support for workers in the tobacco industry.
The Park Theatre presents an intense drama Marred by money power and betrayal. John Stowe rises to Iron Corp president then loses it all and faces indictments before his faithful first wife Ellen Stowe rescues him. final scene finds him asking forgiveness as he leaves to seek a new life. Cast includes W. A. Whitcost Wil lard Bowman Pauline Pauli Ned Newell LeRoy Summer and John Fernlock with Lida Merad delivering a powerful Ellen Stowe performance.
The Empire Theater presents Leo the "Hoosier jail breaker" in an amateur program after the regular show. Leo, with three assistants, promises an elaborate act amid new features. The Frolicsome Lambs company thrills crowds this week.
Boxes reported fast selling advance sales for Mrs. Fiske in Salvation Nell at the Grand Opera House Chicago with a big demand through the week. Critics praised the slum drama as powerful and moving with strong scenic effects and a nonpreachy humane message.
Amateurs line up to perform on stage at New Gayety tonight promising varied acts. Friday nights attract strong crowds with a prominent R.O. sign. Singers dancers mongoloists and sketch artistes headline the bill along with a handcuff king and acrobat. The whole show aims to be one of the season’s highlights.
Dorothy Dix parodies a Missouri woman who dubs a marriage vow to “humor” the husband as a cure for marital discord. The dialogue contrasts obedience with humor and imagines a domestic regime where wives soothe husbands, laugh at faults, ignore missteps, and keep peace by catering to male ego.
The Wolff brothers continue to draw big crowds with their sensational act and are securing about an even break this week with Hufford and Chaine. Hufford has caused many aches this week with his impersonation of an old colored preacher and is making one of the biggest hits of the season.
The Annex Theater presents The Gambler's Fate a talking picture about a fortune lost at the gambling table a gambler's plan to abduct a child and the resulting downfall. Also featured is If My Heart Could Only Speak a noted song with other pictures completing the bill.
A witty exchange questions if a woman could marry an aeronaut. Mrs Waypher notes lack of ballast, Mrs Marmalayde cites disdain for ordinary people, and Mrs Chillican remarks his ascent into higher circles.
A New Zealand Free Lance note recounts a specialist advising a husband that his wife’s rising deafness signals aging. The husband suggests telling her himself, prompting a wry exchange about communication and years.
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