Promenade Night at Murat Temple Honors Building Committee
Indianapolis audience of 1941 attended a promenade between acts as the Murat Temple members and building committee were celebrated. Directors Elias J. Jacoby Chalmers Brown Horace E. Smith Charles F. Meyer Fred C. Gardner presided as guests were served after the play at the German House with Mr. Powers and Miss Edith Decker among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Jacoby
Horace E. Smith
John R. Pierson
John T. Brush
Thompscor
A. M. Thompson
Charles Mayer
Henry W. Klausmann
Charles F. Meyer
Thomas A. Wynne
D. F_ Billingsley
Fred
James W. Lity
John B. Cockrum
Rheo‘deve Stein
A. J. Gould
Chicago
Harry A. Mansfield
Richard O. Johnson
Edward J. Robison
E. C. Atkins
Miss Gladding
N. A. Gladding
Benjamin Harrison
Nora Doll
Lafayette
Charles Norris Williams
John F. Sparnhurst
W. R. Zulich
Zualich
Julia Haines
John J. Appel
Frederick A. Gregory
Harry D. Tutewiler
Thomas A. Alford
Herman Co. Tuttle
Tuttle
Charles E. Hall
Harry Weller
John Rauch
O. €. Wilcox
Ernest Bross
Karl M. Ogre
Abram Parry
Gerry M. Sanborn
Joseph Reagan
Frederick H. Wiley
Edward Hawkins
Harry C. Adams
W. D. Hacker
8S. K. Buick
R. H. Johnson
Arthur Navin
Timothy Miller
Percy Miller
Oren S. Hack
William A. Holt
Karl Schneider
John T. Saubter
Charles M. Cooper
H. H. Hanna, Jr
Herman Munk
William Scott
Robert G. McClure
L. G. Richardson
Constance Richardson
Charles Becker
Robert A. Woods
Princeton
Roy Jarrett
Jeannette Orloop
Katrine Fertig A
Lucile Beach
Minnie Gauding
E. Morrison
Philip Hassler
Charles Krauss
W. 3. Allen
Frank Ross
Albert von Spreckelsen
Miss Wochers
Indianapolis
Murat Temple Association
Elias J. Jacoby
Chalmers Brown
Fred C. Gardner
D. F. Billingsley
Walton L. Dynes
Powers
Edith Decker
Geraldine Malone
Havana
Shubert
Miller
Blumberg
Cox
Indiana Business Men Association organized to map debt plan
Monday afternoon business leaders from across the state formed the Indiana Business Men's Association in room 42 Lombard building. The group aims to rate credit practices statewide and tabulate debts to protect retail merchants from debtors. first meetings set for January and February 1911. Officers elected include J. H. Eller president and J. E. McKee vice president with A. Bogue secretary and EB Thayer treasurer. Directors named J. D. Burkhart, W. A. Griffin, H. D. Wood, A. E. Van Houten, and J. T. McCollough.
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Lombard Building
Indiana Business Men’s Association
J. H. Eller
Noblesville
J. E. McKee
Kokomo
A. Bogue
Indianapolis
EB. P. Thayer
Greenfield
J. D. Burkhart
Jasonville
W. A. Griffin
Elkhart
H. D. Wood
Fairmount
A. E. van Houtin
Cayuga
J. T. McCollough
Westport
Ferryboats collide in dense fog on Delaware River
A crowded Camden Delaware River ferry collision in fog injured two men and left several women fainting. Both ferries Camden and Winonah sustained heavy damage as passengers were panicked by wreckage and debris.
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Camden
N. J
Winonah
Delaware
Creatore and troupe dazzle Grand with vaudeville power
Creatore leads a 50 piece Grand vaudeville orchestra delivering a high energy program. The crowd roared for band music and applauded the performance as Miss Cox, Hal Godfrey, the Morrisey siblings and the Kinodrome Paris floods images filled the bill. The Park and Majestic theaters added varied vaudeville acts reflecting Indianapolis entertainment in strong fashion.
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Creatore
Victor Hervert
Abdallah
Ray Cox
Morrissey
Hal Merritt
Colonial Theater Street Bill Show Totals Variety Mix
The Colonial presents a mixed bill with Sophie Tucker belting new numbers and drawing an ovation from locals, while Joseph Sheenan offers tenor selections from grand opera. The program advertises a diverse lineup featuring comedy, music, and cross cultural appeal.
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Colonial Theater
the Colonial
Sophie Tucker
Cnon
Sophie
Joseph F. Sheenan
Mr. Sheenan
Castle Square Opera Company
Svengalis
Saloon Keeper Learns Value of Lock and Key
Mose Lipschitz saloon keeper at 946 W Washington street was fined 10 dollars and costs for a technical violation of the Nicholson law. Police said a rear door to a junk shop next door was not securely fastened. Lipschitz said he had no key. Judge Collins urged a new lock.
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Mose Lipschitz
Washington Street
Lipschitz
Liffschitz
Collins
Elks Show Delivers Minstrel Era Comedy At Charity Night
The Elks annual show at English’s Opera House blends 1910 style minstrelsy with local flavor. End men include Bones and Harry Millikan while interlocutor H. S. Riley hosts jokes and stories. Notables like Ex Mayor Bookwalter and Governor Marshall are referenced in the act.
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English
Opera House
H. S. Riley
Bones
Harry Millikan
Max Siegel
Alva V. Wilson
Mike Jefferson
Will Darnaby
Charles Rauh
Jack Quill
Ernest Ziegler
Bookwalter
Marshall
Shank
Will Carnaby
A. V. Wilson
Louis F. Haslanger
Homer van Wie
Edwin M. Booth
Sophie Tucker
Joseph Sheehan
Manager Owen
Colonial
Elks Club
Mose Wolf
Harry Murburger
War
Elks Club Show Ends With Toast As Charity Benefit
Reid the pianist and Charles Rauh the porter head a night at the Elks club with pool and card games. Harry Murburger and Mose Wolf tell stories as Harry Wallace closes with a toast and members sing Auld Lang Syne. Proceeds fund Elks charities and shows repeat Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
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Ren Reid Ig
Charles Rauh
Elks Club
Harry Murburger
Mose Wolf
Harry Wallace
Elks
Elks Charities
Republicans Fix Date for Precinct Meeting
The Marion county Republicans set March 10 from 4 to 8 p m in townships outside Indianapolis and 2 to 6 p m within Marion County to select precinct committeemen and remake the county committee. On March 1 at 2 p m in the criminal courtroom new precinct committeemen will name the county chairman to succeed John C Ruckelshaus with Harry Wallace expected to win. Chairman Ruckelshaus issued the call and filed voting places with the county commissioners.
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Marion County
Indianapolis
John Co. Ruckelshaus
Harry Wallace
Ruckelshaus
Marott and Others Win Right of Way for Electric Line
In Frankfort Indiana on March 1 to Judge Kirkpatrick J C Reynolds of Kokomo and Messrs Carter and Hall of Marion George Marott of Indianapolis and others secured the right of way for the proposed electric line between Frankfort and Kokomo. Work is expected to start before year end.
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Frankfort
Ind
George Marott
Indianapol
Kirkpatrick
J. C. Reynolds
Kokomo
Messrs
David Baxter Sings to Large YWCA Hall Audience
Baritone David Baxter impressed a large Monday night crowd at Hollenbeck hall YWCA with Scotch songs. The program featured pieces like The Curl Scotch Songs The Two Sisters of Bennhorrie The Deer's Cuva Wi the Exciseman Afton Water Soots Who Wae Wi Wallace Bled and Anna Laurie with Mrs Shirley Kosters accompaniments noted as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Baxter
Hollenbeck Hall
Y. W
Wallace
Anna Laurie
Shirley Koster
Saint Gaudens Exhibit May Be Kept In March
An Indianapolis committee plans to extend Saint Gaudens statuary at the Herron Art Institute through March unless Mrs. Augustus Saint Gaudens objects by Tuesday. If approved, the display will remain at the Herron building for another month with 48 000 visitors so far. The March net proceeds will fund the purchase of a bronze figure for the Art Association, to be permanently displayed, with visitors voting on the piece.
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Murat
Indianapolis
Jimmy Powers
Shriners
Avenue
Michigan
New Jersey
Havana
United States
Jimmy
PARE
Park Theater
Jules Murry
Florence Gear
Miss Gear
Pellmell
New York
London
Paris
New York Herald
Neggie Noggles
Augustus Traddies
Herbert Henshaw
Saint Gaudens
Herron Art Institute
The
Art Association
Augustus Saint Gaudens
Herron
W. C. Bobbs
Walter Millikin
Carl Lieber
Lion and the Mouse Coming to the Park Theater
The Park theater will show Charles Klein's The Lion and the Mouse all next week at under $2. The production, praised as clean and refreshing, has swept the continent and boosted fortunes for Harris and Klein. Standing room only likely.
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the Park Theater
Charles Klein
Henry B. Harris
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