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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1909

Page

3

Grand next week offers a varied vaudeville program

A diverse bill features Wiemer Lind from New York opera circles in a one act musical playlet The Opera Singer Slivers Oakley a famed clown from the circus appears in The Ball Game six Korean dance artists perform solo and group numbers Lyster Chambers and Clara Knott star in The Operator set in a lonely desert telegraph station La Petite Mignon Lavine and Leonard present An Auto Comedy of Errors Majestic trio of colored singers and dancers perform with novelty acts Kinodrome offers Hired Wired and Fired and The Neighbors Kids

Wiemer Lind Henry W. Savage Metropolitan Grand Opera Company New York Weinberg Artie Nelson Lyster Chambers Clara Knott Southern Pacific Great Desert Living Post Ecord Lavine Leonard Kinodrome

Graustark Returns in Park Theater Three Day Run

The New York stage adaptation of Graustark returns to Indianapolis Park Theater for three days starting Monday after strong demand. Stephanie Longfellow leads a notable cast as audiences hail a polished production with dramatic scenes and royal romance. The program also features Playing the Ponies from Aaron Hoffman's Circle Theater with Yorke and Adams and a fifty-strong company including Daly, Connors, Beery, Young, and Buros in a lively musical comedy run.

Graustark Theater&oers of Indianapolis New York George Barr McCutcheon Park Theater the Park Dickson Talbott Thea Stephanie Longfellow Henry W. Longfellow Miss Longfellow Ponles Circle’ Theater Yorke and Adams Edward E. Daly Aaron Hoffman Madge Lawrence Lanes Eddie Morris Jimmy Connors George Cohan Wallace Beery Ramond Hitchcock Eulalie Young Foiliea 198 Company Robert Buros Lanier de Wolte

Notable performers and writers in a 1920s stage show

The cast includes Nettle May Lyon Russell Hill Ethel Mopson Roy Burk James Hall Phillip Lynch Frank Martin Vera Maxwell and ensembles the famous pony ballet the Manhattan Four the singing and dancing chorus of thirty and the Knickerbocker sextette. Musical numbers were written by Morse and Madden known for Rogér Bros in Panam.

Nettle May Lyon Russell Hill Ethel Mopson Roy Burk James Hall Phillip Lynch Frank Martin Vera Maxwell Famous Pony Ballet Manhattan Four Thirty Knickerbocker Morse Madden Rogér Bros

Majestic Theater to Present Lost 2 Hours by Forepaugh

The Majestic offers Forepaugh Stock’s Robert Hilliard comedy Lost 2 Hours next week. A fast paced farce with a sleeping husband plot and rapid surprises, it promises broad laughter and light entertainment for evening or matinee crowds.

Majestic Robert Hilliard Tlost Dick Swift Aris

Merry Burlesquers at Empire Theater Next Week

Empire Theater presents Miner's Merry Burlesquers a two act musical comedy The Fixer led by Harry Fox with the Millership sisters Lydia Fox Belle Wilton Bush Devere Four Two Franciscos and John Price The production features elaborate costumes scenic and electrical effects and has drawn high praise as a sensation wherever shown

Empire Theater Miner's Millership Sisters Lydia Fox Belle Wilton Bush Devere Francisco John Price

New Gayety to Feature Ten Ecks Headliners Next Week

New Gayety announces a high class program with Musical Ten Ecks as the headliners. The act has drawn strong crowds in Indianapolis and will perform a versatile mix of popular and classical music. Also appearing are Earl Flynn, Mackin and Wilson, Irene Bentley, George Peltier, and a plantation sketch, with four new illustrated subjects. Colored amateurs perform Wednesday night and white amateurs on Friday.

Indianapolis Earl Flynn Mackin and Wilson Irene Bentley George Peltier Riday

Simple Remedy For Kidneys Pain and Urine Trouble

A compact notice touts a kidney and bladder remedy claiming quick relief and restoration. It warns of back pain rheumatic aches and frequent scanty urination as warnings of deranged kidneys, risking Bright’s disease or diabetes, and prescribes a formula with Buchu and other ingredients as an effective treatment.

Nature Bright

Guild Gate After Ungle Joe Cannon

Former Gov. Curtis Guild's Commercial Bulletin attacks Speaker Cannon for blocking the Senate forestry reserve bill. The piece argues Cannon harms New England by blocking legislation that would avert drought, disease, and death, urging action by New England voters and representatives.

Boston Curtis Guild The Commercial Bulletin Cannon House of Representatives House Guild Joseph G. Cannon New England Congress

Seventh Regiment Receives Taft and Hughes Review in Washington

The Seventh Regiment N G NY arrived late for the inauguration parade and held a solo review in Washington yesterday by President Taft and Gov Hughes. They then returned to New York, visited the Sixty seventh Street armory, and dispersed.

New York N.G N. Y Washington Taft Hughes Sixty Seventh Street Lexington Avenue

Socialist Leader in Germany Near Death

Fears for the life of August Bevel, the Socialist leader in the Reichstag, as his condition worsens. Reported today that his ailment is a serious complication of diseases.

Germany Berlin August Bevel Reichstag

Roosevelt and Common Honesty in the Roosevelts Era

The Woman's Home Companion editor reflects on President Roosevelt as his term ends. He acknowledges mistakes but praises his impact on public discussion, publicity of the Ten Commandments, Beatitudes, and the spread of common honesty.

Roosevelt Woman's Home Companion

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