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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
7
The Promoters Coming to Park with Ward and Vokes
A theater page highlights Ward and Vokes bringing The Peometers to the Park for a three day run starting January 31. The show features the familiar duo plus a 60 person cast including Lucy Daly and Frances Avery with a strong musical comedy component and a touring company known for polished performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Vokes
Ward and Voices
Lucy Daly
Lew Kelly
Charles
Sandy) Chapman
Frances Avery
Mae Kilcoyne
Tom Kennette
Richard Barry
John Manley
David de Wolf
Eddie Judge
Empire Theater to Present Fay Foster Burlesque Company
The FreMPIRE THEATER announces Fay Foster's burlesque company, led by Indianapolis producer John Grieves. Who Owns the Baby offers two acts of lighthearted escapism with a fast pace and a popular cast including Sam Adams, Harry Kelley, Camille Gieson, Billy Chase, Barry Thompson, and Annie Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frempire Theater
Pilar Fay Foster
Empire
John Grieves
Indianapolis
Mr. Grieves
Sam Adams
Harry Kelley
Camille Gieson
Barlesque Sphere
Billy Chase
Boston
Barry Thompson
Annie Carter
Cameron 15 Boomed for County Chairmanship
The friends of Clifton R Cameon, a candidate for judge of police court, started a boom for county chairman. An attorney and longtime Democratic party figure, he previously helped organize his Minnesota home county, which the party carried by large margins. He is seen as a unifying force for Marion County Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey and Company
Mr. Harvey
Kiefer
Ellen
Eddie Gray
Coloniscope
Democratic Party
Coveration University
Indianapolis
Minnesota
Marion County
Germs and the fear of ghosts in public health discourse
A Victorian style piece argues germs are real and pervasive in air and water. It urges vigilance for signs of illness and promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic free of alcohol or secret ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urs Oes
Dr. Pierce
Reading the Letter Sparks a Tense Confrontation
Detective Sparkes reads a note that unsettles Coleridge as Athol schemes to extract secrets. Alick and Athol push for information while Coleridge masks the truth and tightens his control, readying for a private rendezvous and a possible confrontation.
Curious Letter and a Candid Confessor
Coleridge resists Athol’s probing yet the flirtatious spy in her compels him to reveal nothing. She presses for the letter’s contents noting its blank address while he hides it as curiosity flares between them. He jokes while pondering how to satisfy her demand for seriousness. (To Be Continued.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athol
Alick
Coleridge
Hilda
Ferrol
Bains
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Ang See
C& FF
Cogffin
Gen
Albert Sah . W. Mebrit
Walter Howe
Allison Maxwell
C. B. McCulloch
Bobbs
Exec. Com
Seea Dept
State Life Insurance Company
WWW
R. Core
Jas. I. Dissettle Hh, P. Wasson
W. J. Mooney
United States
Sese Eear
Oneeeses
Meeeeener
Auditor of State
Miss Odell
Mss Odell
Robert E. Chambers
Mortons
Eatch
Anne Blanche and Company
Robert Nadine
Josephine Emery
Martha Haberman
Comedienne
Florence Hughes
Hill and Ackerman
Towner
Nimble Steppers
Senoritta Ciotto
Cameron
Clifton R. Cameon
Majestic Theater
Peerless Forpaugh Stock Company
Detective Sparkes
Colorado
California
St. Louis-Colorado Limited
Union Pacific
WH H. Connor
Gries E. Fourth
Cincinnati
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