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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1909

Page

7

The Mystery of the Yellow Room Affair at the Paris Chateau

The Yellow Room mystery unravels as Rouletabille and Sinclair probe a midnight assassination attempt on Mlle Stangerson. A bolted room, a fleeing killer, and a strange incident with a cane point to a close suspect as Rouletabille gathers clues and witnesses in a perilous inquiry.

Paris Mrs. Stangerson Monsieur Stangerson Daddy Jacques Chateau Mademoreelis Joseph Rouletabille The Epoque Sinclair Robert Darzac Mlle.llangerson Frederic Larson Darzac Larsan Rouletabille Rouletabilie London

The Trap Continues in Rouletabille Notebook

An extract from Joseph Rouletabille's notebook describes Rouletabille silently ascending a ladder to a window as rain pours and a sinister cry echoes nearby. He fears a signal from an accomplice and wonders if the man at the window will react.

Joseph Rouletabille Daddy Jacques

Pursuit at the Yellow Room Plan Unfolds

The narrator details a meticulous expedition to trap the murderer in Mademoiselle Stangerson's chateau. He coordinates Frederic Larson, Daddy Jacques, and Monsieur Stangerson across galleries and windows, aiming to surprise the culprit as he returns from the room with Stangerson’s desk. The scene closes with a claim of a precise plan and a hint of a forthcoming explanation.

Mademoiselle Stangerson Daddy Jacques Chateau Monsieur Stangerson Frederic Larson Larsan Paris Largan Rou Frederic Lersan Fred Daddy Jaques Larson DadJy Jacques Boudoir Mademoiselle Yellow Room Stangerson

Vaudeville Lineup At Colonial And Majestic Theaters

Mrs Joseph Jefferson attends Colonial engagement featuring Miss Mary Marble and Mr Sam Chin in In Old Edam a Delft themed Dutch house skit. Rogers the Oklahoma cowboy and a diverse Grand bill. Shubert led Majestic run of The Blue Mouse with Mabel Barrison as Paulette Divine and a large cast delivering a farce with mistaken identities and musical color.

Joseph Jefferson Mr. Jefferson Rip van Winkle Colonial Theater New York Miss Mary Marble Mrs. Jefferson Sam Chin Miss Marble Mr. Chip Percy G. Williams Edam Anna Marble Channing Pollock Zuyder Zee Delft Wilhelmina Pieter Rogers the Grand Clyde Fitch The Blue Mouse Mabel Barrison Robert Dempster Albert Gran Liv Hall Sam Reed Ralph Morgan Effie Warner Majestic Theater Messrs Shubert Miss Barrison Paulette Divine I Deas Augustus Bullett Inter-State Railroad Lewellyn Rollett Cohoes

Margaret of the Ellises at Park Theater by Holden stock

Indiana playwright Eleanor Le Croix Flaig presents Margaret of the Ellises at Park Theater with Holden stock company in a realistic rural drama. The play emphasizes moral teaching and strong community values, drawing sympathetic support from the audience.

Indiana Park Theater Holden Stock Company Margaret of the Ellises Eleanor le Croix Flaig Margarey Hilises Hoosier Margaret of the

Yiddish Play David Kessler Stars at Em pire Theater

David Kessler and his Yiddish players from Kessler s Thalia theater New York City appear at the Em pire theater Tuesday night May 3 In the season s great success The Jewish Heart had a run of nights and is praised for its heart winning story and vivid everyday life scenes Kessler s fame follows past appearances with English speaking companies at the Majestic and Park theaters and critics hail him as a rising Mansfield in touring tours outside New York

David Kessler Kessler Thalia Theater New York City Empire Theater Jewish Heart Lfe Majestic Theater New York Park Theater Boston Mansfield

The Courage of Mothers and a Jury Lose Not a Tear

A courtroom tale contrasts a mother who ran away with another man with women who work hard to support their children. The author condemns emotional stereotypes about women jurors, praising mothers who keep their promises to their children and urging the law to intervene for those who fail.

Measuring car speed with a changing shutter ellipse

A London Times essay proposes using an instantaneous photograph of passing wheels to gauge speed. The focal plane shutter reveals ground contact, stretching upper wheel portions while lower parts stay fixed, producing a speed dependent ellipse. knowing shutter travel allows rapid speed deduction.

Truthful. Mrs. George-Oh Questions who to save first

A terse dialogue shows Mrs. George asking who would be saved first if a roaring lion escaped. George answers decisively that he would save himself first, revealing a stark, self-preserving stance.

George

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