Eva Fay at Grand and Park wide bill of entertainments
Eva Fay performs remarkable mental feats at the Grand with Miss Erma Claren as Venus and Bertie Fowler in varied character impersonations. The Fredericka Raymond trio sings operatic selections while Dick Crolius stars in a race track sketch. Park Theater presents Agnes with Nance O Neil's triumph and a strong Holden stock company cast. MajesticLauds Shakespearean comedy Twelfth Night as crowd favorite.
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Gan ‘Opera House
Eva Fay
the Grand
Anna Eva Fay
Erma Claren
Venus
Bertie Fowler
Caesar
Cleopatra
Leonards
James and
Sadie
Richard Anderson
Fredericka Raymond
Dick Crolius
Shorty
Mr. Crosius
Crouch and Welch
the Park
Marie Curtis
Agnes
Ray Whittaker
Loring Brent
Cecil Marshe
Rollo. Lloyd
Henry Crutchley
Lloyd
James Harris
Lord Robert Vane
Arthur Ruteledge
Mr. Hume
Edmund Flaig
NEW Gayety Theater
Ethel Barr and Company
New Gayety
Mr. Barr
Abraham Lincoln
McDonald Brothers
Oliver Bundy
al West
George Lawrence Peltier
Vaudevilla
Nglish
Ethel Gilkey
Chicago
Helen Grey
Twelfth Night closes Majestic season with Forepaugh cast
The Majestic presents Twelfth Night in a well acted and carefully staged farewell performance led by Miss Spinney as Viola and J. Francis Kirk as Sir Toby Belch. Receptions follow the week’s performances and next week features The Blue Mouse by Shubert.
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the Majestic
Miss Spinney
Viola
Sebastian
Morris Foster
J. Francis Kirk
Toby Belch
Olivia
Ainsworth Arnold
Andrew Aguecheek
Matile Choate
George Arvine
P. D. Quinn
Feste
Atwood Walker
Roberto
Harry Preston Coffin
Orsino
Duke of
Myris
Miss Fay Baker
Maria
Leslie Morrison
Antonia
Curio
Valentine
Harry P. Lorg
George Moore
The
Majestic
Blue Mouse
Shubert
The Yellow Room Mystery Chapter XI Exposes Escape
Frederic Larsan asserts he did not leave the lab or the door to The Yellow Room while the child cried for help. The narrator doubts the denial despite Stangersons words as Rouletabille shows respect and proclaims belief. The laboratory scene ends with lingering doubt about the murderer’s whereabouts.
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Frederic Larson
Monsieur Stangerson
Frederic Larsan
Monsieur de Marquet
Joseph Rouletabille
Monsieur
Monsieur Malotne
Cardui Helps Defiant Ohio Woman Say Pain Fade
A Defiance Ohio woman describes six bottles of Cardui relieving long standing pain and fatigue. She says she can work all day sleep improves and overall health is better than in five years. She urges others to try Cardui and receive a square deal.
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J. Kintner
Defiance
Ohio
Cardui
Dr. Pierce
The Window of Mademoiselle Stangerson's Chamber
Rouletabille and the narrator leave the chateau after a late writing session. They note Frederic Larsan’s sharp deductions about the case and the killer’s misdirections. At the chateau’s rear, a window on the first floor glows softly and sobs are heard from Mademoiselle Stangerson's chamber.
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Frederic
Daddy Jacques
Larsan
Fred
Yellow Room
Larsam
Roulembille
Mademoiselle Stangerson
Robert
The Manicure Lady Challenges a High Brow
A salon tale features the Manicure Lady arguing with a well educated man who lectures her on literature. She defends herself with sharp retorts about learning and self-respect, while the Head Barber critiques the clash over customer treatment and pride in work.
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Lawrences
George
Sophie Schwartz
Sahara
Milton
And
Chatterton
Byron
Chaucer
Beaumont and Fletcher
Duchess
New York
Stilton
Bryan
Saucer
Bill Clerk and Cashier Debate Extra Pay Rights
A bill clerk and cashier clash over extra work hours and pay. They discuss rights, duty, and resisting pressure as they consider bending rules and defending personal liberties amid a push for longer hours. The dialogue blends humor with tensions of workplace fairness and authority.
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Johnnny
Jinks
Bunker Hill
Johnny
Carrie Chapman Catt Leads in London Suffrage Congress
Prominent suffragist Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt president of the National Woman Suffrage Alliance takes a leading role as the great suffrage congress sits in session in London with notable figures from the movement in attendance.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
Woman Suffrage Aliancel
London
Starting a savings account with Indiana Trust Company
A simple process with an information desk and an intelligent clerk to ease new depositors. Sign a card for our files and clerks will make the entries and deliver the book to you. Subsequent portions describe continued service and ease for customers.
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Indiana Trust Company
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Stribling
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Rushville
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Union St
E Dry Cleaning CO
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Fox Ridge
Gill & Greenen
Wash
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Rouletabijle
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Epinay
William F. Kirk
Hepperback
Startig
Indiana Trust CO
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Brazil
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Carl L. Rost
North
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Caypool Hotel
Hartmann
King Coal CO
Bileke St
Keystone Coal
Mabey’s Cleaning CO
Mass
Williams & Co
W. Wash
Jewelers
Texas
Houston
Southwest
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Sealy
Haucknall Realty CO
Claypool
Washington and
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Pennsylvania St
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