Mantell as Richelieu Delivers Grand Stage Portrait
Review of Robert Mantell in Richelieu at the Mural praises his evolving, masterful portrayal of the cardinal with emotional power and stagecraft. Notes Isabell Sherman on acting joys and fans filling Park and Empire venues as The Thief and vaudeville bills attract crowds.
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Robert Mantell
Richelieu
Lytton
Lilia
France
Mantell
Rachelieu
DeMauprat
Julie LeMortesmar
Fritz Lieber
Julie
Miss Russell
Barnabas
Henry Fearing
Majestic Show Stars Coban Musical Piece Talk of New York
The Arvine-Benton players at the Majestic present George M. Coban's musical piece The Talk of New York with Frank Jones as Kid Barnes delivering versatile comedy and strong singing. Wan Baker and the cast shine in songs like Mr. Burns of New Rochelle and Under Any Old Flag as the company prepares for next week’s final romantic drama By Right of Sword in Indianapolis.
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Arvine-Benton
the Majestic
George M. Coban
New York
Frank Jones
Kid" Barnes
Mr. Jones
Mr. Burns
New Rochelle
Gee
Wan Baker
Frank Thomas
J. Francis Kirke
Louise Dunbar
Karl Metcalf
Leopards to Delight Children at Colonial Theater
Senor Arnoldo and his trained leopards will perform Saturday afternoon for youngsters at the Colonial. In addition to the regular show, three young leopards will entertain the children. The week’s main attraction is Dan Sherman and Mabel De Forest in A Jay Circus.
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Senor Arnoldo
Dan Sherman
Mabel de Forest
Big Show at Empire Promises Jardin de Paris and Miner's Maids
The Empire theater hosts a major attraction this week featuring The Jardin de Paris Girls with Miner's Merry Minstrel Maids in a two act program. Strong performers and scintillating acts headline the bill. Tickets available at the box office and local outlets.
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the Empire
Jardin de Paris
Jagsville Musical Extravaganza Promises Major Show
An upcoming musical extravaganza described as one of the season’s biggest shows launches a completely new production. The two-act comedy features a clever company of singers and dancers noted for talent and beauty, promising lively scenes with constant entertainment.
Regulation of wages mainstay of nation
In New York on November 11, Charles W. Forster of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters warned that a nationwide plan by trades unions to regulate wages is under way. He cited recent strikes in New York and Jersey City as prompting a broader movement to call out all trades in Greater New York and then spread to other cities. He said regulation of wages by unions is seen as the only way to prevent a revolution, noting organizers from the American Federation of Labor and the Teamsters will aid the effort.
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New York
Jersey City
Charles W. Forster
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Forster
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Tobin
The
Teamsters
Two Clerks Dropped From City Payroll
Mayor Shank ordered retrenchment across city departments and decided to cut at least two clerks from the city engineer office, saving about 150 dollars a month. Henry M. Cochrane will select the victims. Street and cleaning chiefs refuse cuts.
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Shank
Henry M. Cochrane
Bureau of Assessments and Improvements
Joseph Hogue
William Sesoner
Mantell to Play Louis XI in Delavigne Drama
Robert Mantell announced two or three years ago that he expected to act Casimer Delavigne's powerful tragedy Louis XI. The veteran actor plans a stage production featuring the historic monarch and dramatic conflict.
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Mr. Mantell
Louis XI
Robert Mantell
Casimer Delavigne
Mantell's Louis XI contrasts with heroic roles on stage
Critics said Mantell, built like a gladiator, cannot suit the slight, stooping Louis XI. The week offered two stark contrasts as he also played heroic roles like Macbeth and Othello. Indianapolis audiences would see him as the noble Orlando in As You Like It and the despised Louis XI on the same day.
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Louis XI
Indianapolis
Orlando
Greek Arrivals Claim Room In Washington Street Hostelry
Thomas Bombaakes and three Greek countrymen checked into a room at 617 East Washington Street. Petro Morris, from Kansas City, arrived later and asserted ownership in grand fashion announcing the room was his. Police noted the scene but the party agreed to share with the door left open as Morris departed briefly.
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Thomas Bombaakes
Thursikiy
E.vist
Washington Street
Petro Morris
Kausas City
Jupiter
Bombakes
Shim
Petro
Tom
Theft charge referenced after lost money and coat loan
Patrolmen Bloomberg and Ed Helms report Morris tried to pawn an overcoat before new clothes arrived. By Friday Morris wore a new suit and claimed funds came from his cousin, who denies the loan. Morris carries initials L. at police headquarters, a marker for grand larceny.
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Bloomberg
Ed Helms
Morris
Petro
Police
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London
Lole Fuller
Miss Ford
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Africa
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Mrs. LeMoyne
Liebler and Company
Isabell Sherman
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Big
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RRA
SOAR
J. B. Howard
Beecham’s
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State Life Building
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