Park Theater Opens 1908 09 Season With Western Drama
Gummer Amusements announces the Park theater season opening for Saturday night July 2 1908 featuring Nobody's Claim a western drama with mining camp setting and romance. Seven performances of the play follow early in the week. The program also includes Wine Woman and Song Morning Noon and Night and a two week engagement by Miss Cecil Spooner. Slivers the clown and Sleight's concert band provide entertainment including Willow Grove The Society Circus Temple of the Over ture and Sultana. Tickets go on sale next Monday.
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Cecil Spooner
Wonderland to feature Weber family Free Vaudeville show
The Weber family acrobats and equilibrists bring a global vaudeville act to Indianapolis for a full week at the free vaudeville pavilion. Father and seven children, all athletic performers, promise feats of strength and agility with a baby clown as a signature element. The family has not toured Indianapolis in over two years and has appeared in top vaudeville venues worldwide.
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Cure any disease claim by well known doctor ad
An advertisement by DR WECHSLER offers guaranteed cures for chronic and private diseases with 25 years of experience. It promotes a NEBULIZER device for catarrh and throat issues, lists free trial and confidential consultation, and provides hours and location at Southeast Corner Delaware and Ohio Streets.
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Eddy Family to headline as Columbia Four and orchestra join show
The Eddy Family acrobats and wire artists will appear with the Columbia Four, a lively quartet known for comedy and harmony. Qostendorf's orchestra will provide the musical program, promising an enhanced edition at Nature's Beauty Spot with an abundant entertainment mix.
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Riverside Park Band Concert at Riverside Park Sunday
An Arnolt Military band under Herman Arndt performs a program at Riverside Park Sunday afternoon. The concert features Eilenberg Medley Overture If a Girl Like You Loved a Boy Kiss Waltz from The Merry Widow Dream City and Magic Humoresque The Girl I Left Behind Me Grand Selection from Faust Gounod Intermission Medley Overture Francis and Day songs The Last Rose of Summer Araby hands across the sea and other Sousa marches.
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Grand to Present Dr Jeky and Mr Hyde At Grand
The Grand theater in Indianapolis features an animated talking version of the tragedy Dr Jeky and Mr Hyde all week. The show includes a juggling act three comedies and illustrated songs with a strong singers corps. The theater is noted as the coolest in town with a 65 degree room.
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White Sox to Meet Krell-French at New Castle Sunday
Amateur baseball note lists Indianapolis White Sox vs Krell-French at New Castle Sunday with a 10 15 departure from Terminal states. Also mentions Stilly Stars versus White Stilly Stars at Brokside Diamond No 2 with a 9 o clock call and Mapletons seeking a 15 year old team for Sunday afternoon.
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General Ordinance Amends Livery Stable Location Rules
Indianapolis ordinance updates Section 1 of General Ordinance No. 28 to prohibit locating or erecting livery or feed stables within sixty feet of any dwelling in the residence district. The measure takes effect after publication and reflects citywide zoning limits approved by the Common Council on July 6, 1908 and signed July 5, 1908. City Clerk James McNulty certifies the copy as true and complete.
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Allisonville Youth Baseball Schedule and Claims
Weekend notes show Abe Martins preferred, a Call North number 15898 for a Premier Reserves game Saturday morning, Simon Lausman asking Manager Snails to arrange a game, and Allisonville Meds reporting at 12 30 Sunday at Bach elor's diamond. Allisonville Reds seek a morning game on Aus Call 14153 two rings. Brightwood Eagles plan games with any 15 year old team, Horseshoes M 1 Juniors or Meéroons preferred. Louis Wallace touted as fastest pitcher on 15 year old city teams.
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