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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
3
Tom Waters the Irish comedian highlights natural Irish humor without heavy makeup. The Park Theatre offers In Africa a musical comedy with a large chorus and varied acts, while The Squaw Man and The Great Divide are reviewed for the Majestic and Majestic’s stock, showcasing American drama and production value.
The Great Divide gains critical praise for its truthfully drawn characters and intense scenes. The drama contrasts gemi civiliz ed Arizona with a New England interior to showcase its development and marks a significant path in American theatre. Majestic offers the production at popular prices despite high royalty costs.
French pantomime star Severin brings a 16 member company to the Colonial theater next week with Con Science a realistic pantomime about an honest Paris workman who is framed for murder and condemned to the guillotine A clue frees him and exposes the real killer highlighting stage artistry abroad
Oscar Lewis of Lewis and Green with Pat White’s Gaiety Girls at the Empire delivers a clever Swede act in Engaging a Cook. The Swede dialect is hard to master, learned from northern Minnesota Swedes. Lewis's background as a lumber company clerk explains his authentic Swede mannerisms.
Advert announces made to order suits and overcoats for 12.7 dollars with remnants of wool and 900 patterns. Former prices range from 18 to 325 dollars. J. Singer & Sons at 48 W. Washington and W. Washington St. promote custom tailoring.
Local residents entertain and travel as Mr. and Mrs. George Odlum plan a visit to Indianapolis. Visitors from Grand Rapids Denver and Chicago arrive to see relatives and friends. A bridge party honors guests from Louisville and Seneca Falls. Philomathean club hosts a Twelfth Night event and Indiana Art Association holds a reception and art show at 1618 North Alabama Street.
A blaze at 3061 Breton Avenue Pittsburgh Pa killed Mrs Mary Antosewi 35 and her seven month old son Joseph Antosewi both suffocated, seriously injured another and eight children narrowly escaped as a dozen residents were rescued from the three story dwelling.
INDIANA DARLINGTON Ford Gamble a teamster was killed after a fall from a bob sled crossing a rail track he was struck by a rail Elis skull fractured and he died shortly after MONTICELLO Walter Ellis and Quinn Thomas were seriously injured when thrown from a sled on Tioga hill Hike in critical condition WASHINGTON William McCauley injured by a revolving coal mine pole probably fatally injured ANDERSON C J Blake loses a pocketbook containing 124 dollars dropped in a store ANDBERSON N D Sattinger Indianapolis jeweler identifies stolen jewelry in a Big Four freight car WESTPORT Ralph Davis son of Fut M Davis severely injured in a runaway and unlikely to recover GREENSBURG Cleve H Bemis Indianapolis traveling salesman and Miss Ernie E Denham marry here KOKOMO Addressing Farmers Institute Prof Joan F Haines Noblesville long-time Hamilton county superintendent criticizes Indiana school study system KOKOMO A J Askren Indianapolis attorney says Constable Oscar Welty tried to kill him with a revolver altercation follows Welty says he was stabbed Ashren denies and is cited for grand jury appearance FORT WAYNE Alice Grats sues for divorce claiming husband knocked her down with a hammer
The Philadelphia National League club will release Kid Gleason, its former second baseman. The team plans to seek him a managerial position with a minor league affiliate.
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