MISS CECIL SPOONER AT PARK NEXT MARCH WEEK
Miss Cecil Spooner appears at the Park during the week of March in The Girl Raffles and The Dancer and the King, presenting two productions for local audiences.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1908
Page
3
France reports 57 dead in Moroccan engagements
In Paris the Foreign Minister Pichon stated the Moroccan military position is not alarming. France suffered 57 killed and 211 wounded across 19 engagements in seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Pichon
Morocco
Brain Power Boosted by Proper Feeding
A mother and writer credits Grape-Nuts as ideal for brain work and healthy children. She details improved appetite, energy, and breast milk, noting she and her four children thrived after starting the cereal, with her brain staying sharp and headaches disappearing. The advertisement ends with the slogan There’s a Reason from Postum Co. and a prompt to read The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Che Road
Wellville
Laura Jean Libbee's Best Story Turns Bitter Love
Laura Jean Libby narrates Betsy Murray's long decline as wealth strains her marriage to Donald. Betsy sacrifices for her husband and child, while Donald grows distant and irritable amid riches. Betsy contemplates loss as she waits for Donald's return from a Dakota venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Jean Libby
Donald
Betsy
Donald Murray
John
Don
Dakota
Amusements and vaudeville at Grand Majestic Empire
The Grand opera house presents Richard Golden in A Case of Divorce with a full bill including Galetti monkeys and Moon Goblins. Park Theater offers Kallen by the Wayside with Grace Carroll and the Park stock lists Fallen by the Wayside last week and forthcoming Dion O Dare. Empire features The Merry Maidens and The Avenue Girls with burlesque, while Miss Spooner heads to Park for two plays The Dancer and the King and The Girl Raffles. The Kinodrome shows Moon Goblins and The Pheasant's Honey Moon in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Golden
Galetti
PARK
Fiske O’hara
Dion O'Dare
Majestic
Foerepaueh Stock Company
Grand Opera House
Rawlins
Squire
Emily
Spencer Kelly
Frederick Rose
Four Lesters
Mignonette Kokin
London
George W. Bandy
Lottie Wilson
Canfield
Carlton
Alf Grant
Ethel Hoag
Pheasant
Paris
Park Theater
Kallen
Thomas J. Tempest
Walter Atherton
Charles Blake
Louie Meinheimer
Meinheimer
Manna St. Clair
Kate Ridgeway
Mr. Blake
Fiska O'Hara
Dion O’dare
Majestic Stage Review of In the Bishop's Carriage
Patrons at the Majestic praised the Criminology themed play In the Bishop's Carriage. Forepaugh Stock actors delivered strong performances with Lucille Spinney as Nance Olden and Cecil Owen as Tom Dorgan, while George Lattimer impressed as attorney William Lattimer. The critic notes good overall casting and stage liberties that enhance the story and hints at next week’s Willie Collier comedy Mr Smooth.
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Raffies
Leah Kleshna
Tom Dorgan
Fagin
Kreshna
Leah
Forepaugh Stock Company
Lucille Spinney
Nance
Leah Kreshna
Cecil Owen
William Lattimer
George Lattimer
Strik
the Majestic
Willie Collier
Mr. Smooth
Administrator appointed after train death in Tennessee
W A Sharp named administrator of Jack Walden estate of Kokomo Indiana after Walden, a war veteran and pensioner, was killed by a train in Tennessee. Sharp was found in his grip with nearly $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
W. A. Sharp
Jack Walden
Tennessee
Break In At J. Guy Haugh Store on Pennsylvania Street
Burglars entered the rear door of the J. Guy Haugh shop at 25 N. Pennsylvania St early Tuesday, breaking in but taking nothing. Local police investigate, no injuries reported.
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J. Guy Haugh
Pennsylvania St
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