The Green Man at the Donjon Inn
Rouletabille and I dine at the Donjon Inn where the Green Man, Monsieur Stangerson's forest keeper, is watched by the wary innkeeper Mathieu. A mysterious cry from the Bete du Bon Dieu, tensions over the murder, and a bold stakeout at Saint Genevieve estate unfold as the Chief of the Surete arrives to manage press access.
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Rouletabile
Rouletbille
Monsieur Stangerson
Monsieur
Donjon Inn
Saint Michel
Mademoiselle Stangerson
Mother Angenoux
Daddy Mathieu
Mme. Mathieu
Mother Angeroux
Monsieur Keeper
Sainte Genevieve
Paradise
Madame Angenoux
Bete du Bon Dieu
Rouletabille
Donjon
Park Gate
Chateau
Roulembille
the Surete
Frederic Larson
Surete
Frederic Larson Explains How Murderer Escaped Yellow Room
In a collected mass of papers the author presents a key piece from the famous examination held that afternoon in Prof Stingerson's laboratory before the Chief of the Surete. The account promises to reveal how the killer escaped.
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Frederic Larson
Yellow Room
Stingerson
Show Me Thy Way Sacred Song Dedication to Father
A devotional verse by Frederic W. Heiler from Indianapolis invokes guidance in weariness and long journeys. It bids the heart listen to an inner voice asking the Lord to reveal the path, offering comfort for life’s struggles and a peaceful final rest.
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Frederic W. Heiler
Indianapolis
Nichols Sisters Burnt Cork Act Back in Indianapolis
The Nichols sisters of Indianapolis charm Grand Theatre audiences this week with a unique female minstrel routine. They recall their start in chorus and journey to vaudeville, touring as the feminine McIntyre and Heath. Brother Will Nichols, longtime Grand associate, awaits their return as Twelfth Night week offers festive fare and fond farewells to the Forepaugh stock company.
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Nichols
Indianapolis
Lucila
Mabel
Avoweth
McIntyre
Heath
Will Nichols
The
Grand
Holden Stock Presents The Silver King at Park Theater
The Holden company delivers The Silver King praised as one of the season’s best at Park Theater. Manager Charles Holden ensures top staging and sees leading man Ray Whitaker garner curtain calls for his polished, handsome craft. Next week Nance O Neil’s Agnes stars Miss Marie Curtis, a move expected to boost box office.
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Holden
Park Theater
Park
Charles Holden
Ray Whitaker
Whitaker
Mr. Whitaker
Holden Company
Nance O’ Neil
Agnes
Marie Curtis
Majestic Theater Presents Hello Bill and Twelfth Night
The Majestic hosts Forepaugh stock company in Hello Bill this week with brisk, lighthearted humor. Preparations advance for a grand closing week featuring Twelfth Night, a lavish Shakespeare revival with receptions and floral tributes signaling an artistic season finale.
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Majestic Theater
Ferepaugh Stock Company
Bill
Majestic
Shakespere
the Majestic
Bohemian Burlesquers Bring The Big Scream To Empire
An acquaintance who visits yearly notes the Bohemian Burlesquers at the Empire theater this week. Led by Andy Gardner as Patsy, the show promises strong talent with twenty tullicking, jovial show girls, some new to burlesque, in handsome costumes that please burlesque fans.
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Tum
Empire Theater
Andy Gardner
Patsy
English's Vaudeville Orchestra Opens Summer Season
English's program runs smoothly with manager Overpack promising better shows each week. A four piece orchestra replaces drums and piano, and new pictures will be shown. Vaudeville acts vary as the Casino company lines up top talent for the summer. Pictures change twice weekly. Performances at 2 p.m 7 p.m and 9 p.m.
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English's
The Traveling Salesman at Illinois Theatre Chicago
The Traveling Salesman plays at the Illinois in Chicago where it has drawn the largest patronage in the city. It runs nightly with Sunday included and matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Evening shows end at 10 40 p m and 1 40 respectively, with ticket prices from 50 cents to 1 59. Mail or telegraph orders receive special attention.
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Illinois Theater
Chicago
Illinois
The End of the Play by John A Moroso
A reflective verse piece tracing youth and love fading into aging and death. The speaker recalls joys of youth, past relationships, and a final night as shadows gather and sorrow deepens, the end drawing near.
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John A. Moroso
Woman narrowly escapes drowning near Alexandria
Mrs Michael Londot driving west of Alexandria narrowly escaped drowning as floodwater backed up along a road near the plate glass works. Her horse slipped into about two feet of water and tumbled toward the bank before Harvey Yeager, a rural mail carrier, arrived to help.
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Alexandria
Ind
Michael Londot
Plate Glass Works
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