The Gay Modiste Burlesque Opens At Empire Theater
Maryland Calvert centers a stylish romantic plot in The Gay Modiste burlesque at the Empire theater. Wic F. Walcott B. J. Murphy Arthur Sprague Oscar Norfleet John M. Stevens Frances Charlton Edwin Bennison Robert McIntyre Arthur Jefferis Harold Searle Florence Foster Florence Roseland Eulalia Bennett lead a large capable cast with a 30 member chorus and specialty troupe. The lively musical farce features restaurant and boulevard life in Paris with vaudeville acts by the Taylor trio Watson and Barrett Ben Janeen Davenport brothers Heile Yeola Carmelita De Arcos Lizale Keugh Ellah Lee Edwina. Matinees Wednesday and Friday cater to women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Calvert
Wic F. Walcott
B. J. Murphy
Arthur &. Sprague
Oscar Norfleet
John M. Stevens
Francis Charlton
Edwin L. Bennison
Robert McIntyre
Arthur Jefferis
Harold Searle
Florence Foster
Florence Rose+land
Eulalia Bennett
Bowery Burlesquera
Empire Theater
Boulevard Ife
Paris
Taylor Trio
Watson and
Barrett
Ben Janeen
Davenport Brothers
Heile Yeola
Carmelita de Arcos
Lizale Ke~ Ugh
Ellah Lee
Edwina
Theaters Offer Varied Vaudeville and Plays Tonight
The listings show English's Girls Will Be Girls at the theatre with Monday and Tuesday nights. Grand-Camille D Arville headlines high class vaudeville. Park presents The Heart of Maryland. Empire features Bowery Burlesquers. Unique presents Edward Shields company with Passion Play and a Roosevelt inaugural theme with Miss Sherman choir.
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Camille D’arville
PARK
The
Heart of
Maryland
Empire
Bowery Burlesquers
Edward Shields
President Roosevelt
Miss Sherman
Grand's Weekly Headline Attractions Feature Varied Acts
Camille Darcie leads the Grand week with songs from The Fencing Master and The Highwayman, joined by the Kitsmurs Japs Japanese entertainers in their debut. McIntyre and McAvoy perform black face comedy, with Miss DuArvive in a 56% wardrobe change. Also on bill are Kelcy in In Trust, Armstrong and Holly in The Expressman, Seman and Holt, Carlos troupe of trained dogs, and motion pictures. David Belasco's The Heart of Maryland opens a four night run at Park Theatre with matinees.
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Camille Darcie
Indianapolis
Kitsmurs Japs
McIntyre
McAvoy
James McIntyre
BeIntyre & Heath
Iis
Kelcy
Will HS Armstrong
Magdalene Holly
Expressman
Charles Seman
Alt Holt
Carlos
Senator seeks bill to repeal all Kansas divorce laws
Topeka March 2 Special to The Sun Senator Batlie FP Waggener of Atchison Kansas proposes a bill to repeal all divorce laws in the state He argues the move will curb elopements and “unworthy” marriages by enforcing lasting marital responsibility His job includes serving as general counsel for the Missouri Pacific in Kansas and authoring several so called freale bites.
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SUN
Topeka
Kas
Batlie
Waggener
Atchison, Ia
Missouri Pacific
Kansan
Strike Averted in New Haven Firemen Dispute
After weeks of conference the strike by New Haven firemen and engineers ends in amicable settlement. The accord, reached in New Haven Connecticut, resolves differences over conditions and duties, avoiding work stoppage on the railroad.
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Scripps-M'Rah Press
New Haven
Conn
Fried Spring Chicken Kentucky Style at Whiths Muridian St
A fragmented note describes a fried spring chicken dish prepared in a Kentucky style at Whiths on Muridian Street. The brief item names the venue and dish without further context or details about timing or price.
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Kentucky
When Clothing Store Celebrates Birthday Milestone
The When Clothing company marks decades of growth from a single room to a major operation in Utica based stores. Founded by John T Brush and Owen Pixley partners, the firm now fills the lower floor with stock and employs 48 to direct activities. Long-time staff include William Johnson and George Burrows among others, with much of the workforce serving 12 to 26 years. The 15 year remodeling expanded space into four large connected rooms. The company’s rise reflects broader business progress in Indianapolis and the state.
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When Clothing Company
John T. Brush
When Clothing Store
Owen-Pixley Company, Clothing Manufacturers
Utica
Owen-Pisley
Owen and Brush
Cenwry
Wiliam Johnson
George Burrows
William Hinson
J.P. Boon
Is & Marve
Odianapolis
Largest log house in the world at Old Faithful
Special to the Star Tribune from St Paul March 3 Yellowstone visitors will stay in a vast log hotel near Old Faithful, built entirely of rough forest timber for about 200000 dollars. The 380 foot main structure, 210 foot porte cochere, 36 foot dome, and two galleries offer electric lighting, steam heat, and running water. Designed by J R C Reamer, it aims to avoid planed wood and uses native timber in a dramatic, expansive complex.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Yellowstone National Park
Old Faithful Son
Ste Neuse
J. R. C. Reamer
Mr. Reamer
Maldhing
Interior decor of Yellowstone Park hotel described
Writings describe growth woven into the big hotel as balustrades and pillars fashioned from gnarled branches and twisted trunks. Logs fill the space. The new hotel is part of the Yellowstone Park company's Wonderland tour series for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park Company
A Russian Hero General Mistehenko Leads Cossack Force
A Russian cavalry leader Gen Mistehenko heads his lying squadron in battle against the Japanese. Despite wounds he remains at the front riding with the Cossacks and inspires his men as other generals rally troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Mistehenko
Hin Cossacks
Notorious Chicago bandit trio kills saloon keeper
Three armed youths raided Kreger's saloon on Kreger Street, fatally shooting Fritz Kruger as he slept. They also robbed Louis Noth's saloon at 617 N. Chicago Avenue, taking $806. Police faced criticism for their handling of the crime.
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Chicago
Scripps-M' Rre Press Association
Marx
van Dine
Niedermyer
Baturdus
Fritz Kruger
Kreger
St N. Robebst
Kruger
Louis Noth
Girl Wins Orator Title in County Contest at Danville
Miss Eather Ward of Clayton won the county oratorical contest held Friday night in Danville. Melville McHale took second place. Judges were Robert Hall and George W. Bennett of Indianapolis and A. J. Bogart of Valparaiso. Participants and their subjects included Danville with Worman in Retrospective and Prospective, Beulah C roseville The American Boy, McHale The Future of Russia, Althea McClain Ligton The Spirit of Progress, Ferne Thompson Pittsboro The Unrecognized Hero, Erle Thompson Brownsburg Education and America, Frank Davidson Amo A Plea for a Larger Navy, Lena Phillipa Clayton The New Japan, Esther Ward North Salem Future America, Sommer Robinson.
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Danville, Inc
Avon
Russia
Althea McClain
Ligton
Ferne Thompson
Pittsboro
Hiero
Erle Thompson
Brownsburg
Frank Davidson
Amo
Lena Phillipa
Clayton
Esther Ward
North Salem
America
Verdict Seeks Damages After Chair Tipping Incident
In Wabash Indiana a verdict of 60 damages was awarded against NePhew Myrtie Rouche after a year ago he tipped over a chair injuring Nettle Smith. Harry L. Simmons of the Central Labor union spoke in Lafayette addressing union members.
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Scripps-Mrae Pregs
Wabash
Ind
Nettle Smith
Myrtie Rouche
Harry L. Simmons
To Central Labor Union
Lafayette
Central Labor Union
Carpenter Falls From Scaffold At Twentl Elisb and College Ave
Bontsy Renar a carpenter of 16 McLean Place fell from a scaffold at Twentl elisb and College Ave injuring his left knee cap and leg. He was taken home by Dr Hawkey after the accident.
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Bontsy Renar
McLeanplace
Twentlelisb
College-ave
Hawkey
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St. Claypool Hotel
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West Washington
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Heart of Maryland
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