Wonderland Free Vaudeville and Fireworks Week
Wonderland offers two free acts Valdare and Varno trick cyclists with comedy and Bella Italia musicians on the free bill next week. Five Italian players use accordion bells double-neck guitar and mandolins for a lively musical program. The Fourth of July night display will be the grandest yet. Sleight's concert band performs nightly including Sunday afternoon with marches selections from The Red Mill and other light classics.
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Bella Italia Company
Sleight
Meeting of Gold Trust Bond Owners Called by Trustee
The Central Trust Company of Indianapolis trustee calls a meeting of all Gold Trust Bond owners of Rio Tamasopo Sugar Company for the third Monday in July 1908 at 10 a.m. in Indianapolis Palm Room to decide disposition of plantation and property and to authorize conveyance, with a ten-member bondholder committee to certify the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Tamasopo Sugar Company
Central Trust Company of
Indianapolis
Rio Tamasupo Sugar Company
Central Trust Company
Guild Gold Trust
Central Trust Company of Indianapolis
Rio Tamasono Sugar Company
Claypoal
Indiana
General ‘Trust. Company
White City Beach Opens as Major Fourth of July Bathing Beach
Arrangements are made at the White City pool to handle a large Fourth of July crowd. The completed facility is described as a lake sized pool with Lake Michigan sand, guards on duty, free swimming lessons in the morning, and band concerts on Fourth of July and Sunday. The beach will stay open until 11 pm with no admission charged.
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White City
Lake Michigan
Fair Bank Park Hosts Fraser Highlanders Next Week
The Fraser Highlanders band led by pipe major Angus McMillan Fraser and solo cornetist B D Gilliland visits Fairbank. Fraser, a New Clan Fraser official and American Highland dancing champion, anchors a group with deep Scottish musical lineage dating to 1868 Quebec origins.
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Fraser Highlanders
Canada
Fairbank
Pipr
Angus McMillan Frazer
B. D. Gilliland
Fraser
Quebec
Montreal
Angus Fraser
THE
Fair Bank
Angus McMillan Fraser
Beauty at the Grand Miss Allen in Com pany Pictures
A fragment notes Miss Allen of the Grand Company presenting pictures or performances at the Grand venue. The readable line hints at a beauty or talent display with possibly a company showcase.
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Miss Allen
THE
Grand Company
March and Night Orchestral Program Highlights
A list of program items includes New White House Overture Poet and Peasant Medley 1918 Entr Act from M He Modister, Dream Pictures, Grand American Fantasia, The Soul Kiss, Moving Day, Hungarian Fantasia and Sue.
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Hostrausers
Remick
Fair Grounds
Paul Titjions
Perry
Tobakti
Ierei Ag Wenrich
U. 8
S. A
Hager
Riverside Park
Arndt
Herman Arndt
Riverside
Hell and Hager
Lucia
Donizetti
Pilgrim
fFann- Nauser
Wagner
Red Mill
Herbert Humoresque
Lampe
Shane Howard
Orpheus
Offenbach
Levi
Reat Williams
Rollinson Sousa
New White House
Herbert
Dream Pictures
Hacker Pink Hall
Sue
Grand Pictures The Talking Pictures At The Grand
The Grand presents animated talking pictures in a program to open Monday afternoon. The lineup includes scenery rich films, humorous farces, and serious dramas with real actors behind the scenes, reflecting the growing art of talking pictures.
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the Grand
Iead
Talking pictures run two weeks at English's
Humanovo company presents daily talking films at English's with new company each week. Afternoon shows draw women and children while night shows are well attended. Next week adds "A Race for a Million" and "Where Is That Quarter" alongside other features.
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Humanovo
Talking Moving Pictures
English’s
Indianapolis
Isaac
Paid in Full Lights Up New York and Boston Stages
The two leading managers Wagenhals and Kemper backed Eugene Walter's Paid in Full after widespread rejection. Since December 23, 1907, the play has drawn crowded houses for seven months at the Astor theater, praised by Gotham society and notable figures, marking a major dramatic success in a fluctuating era.
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America
Wagenhals
Kemper
Eugene Walter
the Sun
New York
Astor Theater
Gotham
Nfe
East
Chicago
Grand Opera House
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Valdare
Varno
Wonderland
Valdare and
Trick
Whistlers
Copeland
Teddy Bears
Terrence
Chauncey Olcott
Ph. Farbach
Minuet Oo
Paderewski
Anita
Veo Allen
Uncle Sam
Seeoee Parmenter
White City Beach
Beauty
Europe
Stockholm
Sweden
the Free Lance
Brookside Park
Mayer
F. F. Major
Gus Edwards
Dream of
Thurban
H. J. Lincoln
Pilsen
Gus Luders
Darkies
J. M. Turner
Paul Lincke Selection
Fairview Park
H. W. Klausmann
Bennett
Creme de la Creme
Chas. J. Kiefer
Dalbey
Danny
Pryor March
Sousa Overture
Weber
Beissenherz Pink Hall
Dierdorf Piano CO
E. Washington St
Thos. C. Day & CO
Law Building
Bannworth & Laskey Grain
Julius Keller
Maryland Street
Prospect
ST. Paul
Dallas, Tex
Cleveland Bicycles
C. Koehring & Bro
Central Union Telephone Company
Indianapolis-New Telephone Companies
James 8. Brailey, Jr
American Automatic Telephone Company
Urbana
Ohio
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Audit Company of
Clifford Arrick
Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic Bidg
Ind
Board of Public Works
Adams Street
Twenty-Fifth Street
Thirtieth Street
Cornell Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Sixteenth Street
Twentieth Street
Twenty-First Street
Joseph T. Elliott
PRESTON_C. TRUSLER
Fred J. Mack
Elliott Elec. & Tel. Company
Mass. Ave
Electrical Contracting Co
Massachusetts Avenue
Hartmann
A. J. Tron
Hoosier
Brewster
Santa Claus
Kentucky Ave
Washington St
Moving Picture
Capitol Ave
Vaudevill
Humanovo Company
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