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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1909

Page

6

Grand and Majestic rail at week of top vaudeville

Lily Lena headlines at the Grand with a lively bill that avoids slow numbers. The Nichols sisters return to an ovation while Travato, Mazie King, Eleanor Gordon and others perform varied acts. The Majestic, Park and Empire theaters feature Forepaugh comedy Hello Bill and The Silver King melodrama with strong casts. The Gayety, English and Orpheum circuits present refined vaudeville, games, and film programs with notable performers.

Opera House Lily Lena the Grand Lena Travato Mazie King Miss King Eleanor Gordon and Company Sam Stern Renards Canon Farnum Kinodrome ARK Theater Holden Stock Company Park Theater Mpire Theater Empire Tom Miner Andy Gardner Patsy Bolivar The Empire J Ida Nicolai Roxie Empire Girls Alio Greg Peters Indianapolis Flo Bates Bowery Broadway Ed Johnstone Jeanette Buckley Shad Link Baltimore Prindle Indiana

Tired Women Urged to Try Cardui Tonic for Strength

An advertisement urges exhausted women to use Cardui a popular woman's medicine. It claims Cardui rebuilds strength relieves weakness and ailments unique to women and cites a Tennessee City testimonial Mrs J L Sanders who recovered after three bottles. Cardui is sold at reliable drug stores and promises no harm.

J. L. Sanders Tennessee City Tenn Cardus

First Woman Receiver Amy Wren Appointed in U S

Miss Amy Wren a Brooklyn lawyer becomes the first woman named to a receivership in the United States. Courts designate her to close the business of a Brooklyn shoe dealer firm.

Amy Wren United States Brooklyn

The Everyday Woman The backbone of the world

An appreciation of the everyday woman as home maker and center of family life. The piece extols her steadfast love for husband and children, her rough hands from toil, and her compassionate, non career driven nature. It notes she inspires affection, sustains endurement, and remains indispensable to society.

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A Song by William Johnson Cory Poignant Verse

Poem reflects on future happiness and reunion after death. Speaker imagines rosebuds blooming in later years, children’s tears, and a world of merrier times, while he will be absent. The dead must rest. eyes will shine in a wider dream, but not on him.

William Johnson Cory

Reporter and Detective in The Yellow Room Mystery

The dialogue between Rouletabile and the detective Frederic Larson unfolds as they discuss clues from the Yellow Room case. They debate whether Made moiselle Stangerson wounded the murderer, with Rouletabile challenging strict logic and the reporter noting blood stains and footprints. Robert Darzac appears unsettled by the crime scene and retreats toward the chateau as the two investigators press on.

Brentano Surete A Rouletbile Maademoisell¢ Strangerson Monsieur Rouletbile Mademoiselle Stangerson Rouletabile Fred Monsieur Rouletabile Routetabile Monsieur Frederic Larson Monsieur Fred Frederic Larson

We Shall Have to Eat Red Meat Now

A two century old inn named the Donjon Inn sits on a memory laden road. The crabbed landlord refuses breakfast claiming no provisions and distrusts strangers as Rouletablle and his companion seek shelter and warmth by the fire in a winter cautious morning.

Donjon Inn Denjon Inn

Public speaking clash interrupts meeting moment

A speech attempt is interrupted as a chairman cites the saying to err is human while a man struggles to finish his remarks. The exchange highlights a tense moment during a public meeting.

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