Veudeville Showings at Rand Palace
Amusements report 2:15 and 8:15 p m. showings featuring Dangerous Women and Bohemian Burlesquers with two performances listed.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
8
Amusements report 2:15 and 8:15 p m. showings featuring Dangerous Women and Bohemian Burlesquers with two performances listed.
A spirited performance features a young actor whose exuberant style and nimble delivery captivate the audience from the knee to a full home-spirited engagement. His lively persiflage blends tenderness with sharp wit, avoiding crudeness while giving even a crude character a polished edge.
News column recalls Robert Edeson successful debut in Soldiers at New Savoy with mixed reviews. Mentions Grend Inaudi and Park engagement with Dangerous Women, Master Nicholas Wright, and Empire shows. Reports audience size, receipts, and city life details including federal court matter.
The proceedings before Judge Carter in superior court center on the Coffin receivership claim of 10000 and Walker's 5000. John Reagan, the assignee, reportedly consented to pay Coffin 6000 and Walker 4000, outlining a possible settlement.
Sam Murbarger plans a challenge for Harvey Parker when he appears with a touring company at the Empire next week. Parker, famed wrestler, often accepts all comers adding intrigue. A $25 prize waits for the man who lasts 15 minutes with Parker.
The Irvington and Tuxedo school numbers caused debate as the board shuffled No 67 and No 58 amid motions. President Sloan urged stopping marching in step after noting plaster falls at School No 11. Board approved buying six portable houses, allocating up to 500 for reading aids, and approved bills totaling 46968.95. Jackson Park’s new school to be painted bright green was ordered, and Washington AI rry was named. Laura Rupp was announced as German teacher in elementary schools.
In Buffalo, New Jersey, a shooting in front of Joseph Caroli's saloon left one man dead, one mortally wounded, and two others injured. The dead Italian, Joseph Moore, was shot three times. Thomas Carroll, who claimed self defense, and bartender Charles Clark were among the wounded. Carroll is in custody after the melee began when a would-be hold-up occurred.
In Parsons Kansas on March 26 a boy, 14 year old Lee Watson, died during a high school society initiation when he grabbed a live wire. The attempt to electrify the candidate failed to complete as authorities reported the boy was killed by the shock. The event prompted investigations and warnings about dangerous initiation practices.
Hartford City, Ind. March 25 Frank Lex and Roy Lytle, two prominent young men, are under arrest charged with kidnapping the 11 year old daughter of William Bates. It is alleged they knocked down the older sister, grabbed the girl, placed her in a buggy and fled driving off into the night. The child returned home next morning in torn clothing and appeared to be drug affected.
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