The Cowboy and the Lady at Park and more amusements
Amusements include Park stock company presenting The Cowboy and the Lady all week after noon and night performances. Wonderland Park features Za mora Family aerialists DeRenzo and Ladue with free attractions. White City offers daily band concerts and multiple free attractions. At Fair Rank-S Brooke’s band performs with matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Capital City Garden brings Walter Ross blackface, Joseph Casey tenor, and moving pictures. Battalion Skating Rink opens for afternoon and evening skating with new acts and music. The Three of Us delightfully staged at English's with strong cast led by Jane Peyton, then Cowboy and the Lady at the Park featuring Teddy North and Mrs Weston in a western romance with a courtroom twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park — Park Stork Company
Cowboy and the Lady
Wonderland Park
Zamora
DeRenzo
Ladue
White City
Fair Rank
Brooke
Capital City Garden
Walter Ross
Joseph Casey
Battalion
the Park
Nate. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Teddy North
Colorado
Weston
Molly Larkins
Silverville
Col
Quick Foot Jim
Anl
North Tro
Mrs. Weston
John E. Ince, Jr
Mrs. Werton
Adora Andrews
Henry Creshs
Prince of Pilsen
Josephine la Marr
Miss la Marr
Premi
Brooke's Band at Fair Bank Park Opens Week of Concerts
The Thomas Preston Brooke band brings a major local engagement to Fair Bank Park starting Monday night for a week. Grace Challor Caborn joins as lyric soprano, with Thomas Preston Brooke Jr as cornet soloist and leader. Other soloists include Albert Smith, Frank Wesley, and Albert Clarke. matinees are scheduled on Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pair Bank Park
Brooke
Fair Bank
Grace Chali
Caborn
Indianapolis
Thomas Preston Brooke, Jr
America
Albert Smith
First Regiment Band of
Chicago
Frank Wesley
Albert Clarke
Wonderland Crowd Enjoys Week of Rides and Vaudeville
Large crowds patronize Wonderland attractions including scenic railway shoot the chutes and roller rink. Upcoming free vaudeville features the Zamora Family aerialists and DeRenzo and Ladue. The Arndt Military Band presents a long program with marches overtures waltzes and solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Zamora
DeRenzo
Ladue
Arndt Military Band
Wheelock's Indian Band to Play Two-Week Run at White City
Wheelock's renowned Indian band returns for two weeks at White City beginning Sunday afternoon with Mme Blanche Lyons, Kansas soprano as soloist. Two concerts daily feature overtures, arias, marches, and a blend of classical and popular pieces. New acts include the Bennington Brothers aerials, Charles Seigrest's bareback riding, and Capital City Garden diversions with Joseph Casey headlining and Walter Ross returning for more comic art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock
White City
Mme
Blanche Lyons
Kansas
Auber—Fra Diavolo
Herhbert
S. Barrett Michaels
Surprise Symphony
Blanche Lyons Nichols
Bennington Brothers
Charles Seigrest
Barnum & Bailey’s
Circus
United States
Garden attractions at Capital City garden entertain crowds
The article notes large crowds at Capital City garden enjoying moving pictures. Management plans to change views twice weekly and welcomes families with children to spend afternoons there. They cater to ladies and gentlemen at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Garden
Baccalaureate Sermon at St Pauls Church for Girls School
The Rev. Lewis H Brown will preach a baccalaureate sermon at St Pauls church on Sunday morning. He serves as chaplain of the Girls Classical School, and the service is an offering from the church and its pastor in recognition of the schools religious life. Mrs Sewall joins the class of 1507 in inviting city graduates to attend. The service is at 10 45 am Sunday June 2. Brown's topic is The Transformation of Intelligence in Culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
St. Paul's Church
Sewall
Commission Will Disband After Notable Monument Event
The Lawton Monument Commission will meet at the governor office next Tuesday to close affairs and disband. The group praises the unveiling success and notes unsettled expenses as the monument, costing $6.00, is settled. President and security services commended Indiana crowds. Mrs Lawton and daughters traveled to Martinsville for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Monument Commission
Gover
Secret Service
Indiana
Winona Technical Institute Commencement Held On Campus
The Winona Technical Institute will hold graduation exercises on its campus at EE Michigan street on Tuesday afternoon June 11 at 3 o clock. An address will be delivered by Walter H Page of New York City. The class is large with 104 graduates across linotype electric and other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Technical Institute
Institute
Michigan St
Walter H. Page
New York City
Indiana railroad commission orders towers at crossings
The Indiana Railroad commission has ruled that where interlocking switches are needed towers must be erected and a man kept in charge at crossings with railroads. In many cases the switches are now operated by trainmen. The commission also opposed any rebating in freight rates on railroads.
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Mike Cabuorn
Fair Bank Park
New York
West
Rhy Maccesney
Lonnie
Clem
Uus
Maggie
Rhy
Jane Peyton
Carleton
Cowboy and the
Lady
FAI Ir Bank
Thomas Preston Brooke
Wonderland
Wee Cron
Jolly Elks’ Patrol
Troy
George Washington, Jr
Weneel Holtzman
Gleer
Catlin
New England
Clarke Night
Bride
Sousa Baeity
Lohengren
Fred Shafer
Luders Bernade
Faust American Patrol
Tabasco
Clarke
Sorley
Nesvadda March
Directorate
Sousa
Salo Blanche Lyons
Suppe—Light Cavalry
Gottschalk
Luther M
Myddleton
Evalyn de Zamora
St. Paul's
Lewis H. Brown
Commission
Lawton
Winona
The
Indiana Railroad Commission
Otto F. Mueller
J. L. Reagan
Carl Goe
Apollo Club
St. Anthony's Wall
N. Warman Ave
Ladies of
Zella Spence
E. Cox
F. S. Parks
C. D. Walker
C. Gee
French Steam Dye Works
Circle
Pennsylvania ST
Neve
College Ave
Battalion Army Association
NEW Park Theater Stock CO
Nat C. Goodwin
Cowboy
the Lady
Wos Zamora
Oricon Bros. Circus
City of Mexico
DE Renzo
Polo
Thaw White Case
Electric Theater
Grace Chalia Caborn
Toviercrurts
Nessiomedien
Fair Bank Creatore
Huder’s
His
Riverside Amusement Park
Riverside
Blake St.ears
St. Ra
Mierican
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