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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1908

Page

11

Wonderland Free Attraction Sets Circus Parade at Amusements

Wonderland on Washington Street prepared for Rice's Famous Dog Pony and Monkey circus as a free weeklong attraction. Fifteen spotted ponies and barking dogs in wagons appeared in a Sunday parade with tents and provisions readied for performances. Children under 12 enter free with escorts as the act arrives for evening shows over the week.

Washington Street Rice Wonderland

Fraser Highlanders Return to Fair Bank Park in Indianapolis

The Fraser Highlanders, a Scottish-Canadian concert band led by B D Gilli Janda, bring 40 artists to Fair Bank Park for another week. The ensemble features bagpipe melodies and Angus McMillan Fraser’s Highland dancing, continuing a standout engagement noted for both artistry and stage presence.

Fair Bank Fraser Highlanders B. D. Gilli- Janda Angus McMillan Fraser America Indianapolis Atlantic

Riverside Chutes Draw Crowds for Long Holiday Ride

Riverside Sunday drew hundreds as the new chutes operated safely with strong demand. Mr. McClellan promised continued good service and safety while the chutes run every afternoon and evening throughout the season.

Riverside Chutes Riverside McClellan

Family Theater Promises Big Week of Scream and Song

The Family theater in Indianapolis presents Lorraine and Howell with a racing dog novelty, Ed Hays and company with music, Davenport and Francis one act musical comedy The Wrong Man, Carl Duncan in illustrated songs with moving pictures, and O F Rominger joining Reed orchestra. The venue features seven four blade fans, ornate decor, 500 seats, matinee at 3 pm and night shows at 7:30 8:45 and 10, admission ten cents.

Family Theater Lorraine and Howell Ed Hays and Company al G. Fields Minstrels Davenport and Francis Company Carl Duncan O. F. Rominger Chicago Reed Indianapolis Pretty Playhouse

Talking Pictures at Grand Move to Grand Stage

A new bill of talking pictures arrives at the Grand Monday afternoon with more players behind the scenes to animate the screens. J J Dunlap, a founder of talking pictures, directs while Walter Harmon departs for Chicago to handle the opera Parsifal. The Grand now features three soloists and illustrated songs noted for clarity and finish.

J. J. Dunlap Talking Pictures Walter Harmon Indianapolis

Pictures Show Weekly Lineup by Humanove Company

The Humanove Company Talking Pictures presents Old Old Story and All Is Fair in Love and War among the features, plus three illustrated songs. Titles include Lost Pocketbook Fond of His Paper Love Sacrifice First Prize in Lottery Poor Knight and Duke's Daughter Heavy Seas. Children can enjoy matinees this week.

Humanove Company Talking Pictures Knight Duke

Not Explicit Engagement Talk Between Misses Passay And Gidday

Miss Passay congratulates you and asserts engagement. Miss Gidday asks who told you, and Miss Passay names the fiancé himself. Miss Gidday presses which fiancé is involved.

Miss Passay Miss Gidday

Made Right to Won the Banker

A former bank cashier recalls his youth on a tight budget and coffee dependence. After adopting Postum at his wife’s suggestion he gains weight, steadier nerves, and higher earnings. The letter, attributed to Postum Co. as a genuine testimony, promotes Postum as a healthful substitute.

Slim Tim

Indianapolis Boy Eddie Brown Must Master Violin in Budapest

Eddie Brown of Indianapolis trains under Jeno Hubay at the Royal Musical Academy in Budapest Hungary aiming to become a world renowned violinist. The 9 turning 12 year old shown great promise with praise from Hungarian papers and support from his mother Mrs. Brown and manager figures like Karl Yunkerman and Danilo Mayer as tours and formal appearances loom.

Royal Musical Academy Budapest Hungary Eddie Brown Indianapolis Jeno Hubay Hubay Franz von Vecsey von Vecsey Jacob Brown Mr. Brown Eddie Opera House Franz Miss Bryzer Cone of the Budapese Ostend Vienna Dinzel Kubelik Academy Neues Pester Journal Eduard Braun Dr. Joseph’s Sanitarium Ladies’ Club Royal Saal Eduard Brown Eduard Joachim America Brown Mrs. Brown Prof. Hubay Karl Yunkerman Danilo Mayer London

The Yankee Prince synopsis opens in London at the Savoy

Evelyn Fielding, daughter of Chicago magnate Franklyn Fielding, faces a society driven plan to wed her to the Earl of Weymouth while Percy Springer, a bold Pittsburg millionaire, dazzles London with entertainments and a planned American dinner. John Fagan protects Springer from bankers as Webster plots fraud, and tensions rise over Evelyn's future amid Windsor Military Day sightings.

Hotel Savoy London Evelyn Fielding Franklyn Fielding Chicago Earl of John Fagan New York City Springer Banco Steerers Whiteside Webster Evelyyn Wielding Fieldings Mr. Wielding Weymouth Webster Fielding Fagan Mrs. Fielding Hannah Mr. Fagan Mr. Fielding Milwaukee Steve Daly

Windsor Castle Daydreams and Daly's London Visit

In a lively Windsor scene Fagan and Fielding clash over etiquette as Mrs Fielding enjoys British drill. Steve Daly from Chicago charms guards with a comical attempt to meet the king, producing a letter of introduction amid ensuing laughter and confusion.

Steve Daly Chicago Fielding Windsor Castle Mr. Daly Daly Castle Steve Guord

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