Theater bill highlights for next week at ENGLISH and Unique
The paper lists ENGLISH’S Eleanor Robson in Merely Mary Ann with sign of the cross, Hearts of Oak playbill, and Grand Fashionable Vaudville plus Empire tug burlesque. Unique Vaudeville features Mundy and Thomas, Miss Adelyn and The Levette stars with new sketches and songs, plus a waistline fashion note and nightly performances.
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Eleanor Robson
Mary Ann
Ezra Kenall
Vaudville
Park
Hearts of Oak
Empire
Bill Mundy
Thomas
Miss Addyn
Almirgtlon
Levette
Miss Adelyn
George Voila
Toe Ube
Habeen
Werner
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Grand Vaudeville to feature Hydea comedians and Morton headliners
The Grand presents Hydea with a 25‑member cast led by four Mortons and Cun makers Sam Kittle Paul and Clara Morton. Acts include Holloways Ficcolos and multiple double teams. Hill Whitaker banjo and singing, Paul Kielst popular, Carr Burns and Bennett Young perform varied sketches. The main feature is a stage adaptation of a story about a young man framed for murder, starring Lillian Mortimer in a four‑act production with scenes including a railroad station and engine run.
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Mortons
Sam, Kittle
Paul
Clara Morton
Holloways
Ficcolos
Hill
Whittaker
Paul Kielst
Carr & Burns
Bennett and Young
Cole and Warner
Clarence Robinson
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Hearts of Oak Comes to Park for Week’s End Show
Hearts of Oak, widely praised pastoral play, returns Thursday at the Park for the week’s close. The 25 year run highlights real people, tender romance, and rugged sailors, with James Honee as the lead sailor and a cast including Bernadine Risse Mabel Leate Jane Kirke Francis Cochran and J Lennard Clarke.
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New England
James Houree
James Herne
Aid Salor
Bernadine Risse
Mabel Leate
Jane Kirke
Francis Cochran
J. Lennard Clarke
Albert CL Wohin
Nat Fe
Boby
Gwen
Niuery Young
Ater
Weber's Dainty Duchess at the Empire next week
Weber's Dainty Duchess company opens at the Empire with new features and updated burlesque style. The cast centers on two chorus girls and a lineup including Williams, Adama, Jordin, Harvey, Frye, Allen, Evans, Zimmer, Hoya, Suits, and Tyla Vener. Two Nurlesques, Mistakes will happen and A day and night, are staged with lavish effects.
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Vaudevillians
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Adama
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Harvey
Frye
Allen
Evana
Zimmer
Marvel
Hoya
Suits
Tyla Vener
Creators Programs Bring New Halls and Opera At Indianapolis
In Indianapolis the newly renovated Turlhuson hall hosts the first concert after a modernization that includes an Italian hand and updated organ. Seating rises to about 201 seats with improved heating. The Creator concerts benefit Sherirahasheya seniors with a season featuring overtures, intermezzos, arias, and choruses across Monday through Thursday programs.
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Tig Far Pekut
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Eeker's Bis Brquet Locomotive Tribute to Baker
A floral locomotive gift, five feet six inches long, honors Tom Baker amid congressional turmoil. The ornate piece of ferns and flowers carried blue, yellow, and white inks, with a message to anti passes opponent Baker. Attendees included judges, governors, and prominent lawmakers as the party scene reflected the era's politics.
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Congress
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Walter
Brooklyn
B&o
Baker
Democratc
Chen
Haker
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Raiload
United States
Judge EB
Kowa
Lous F. Post
Chicago
Wm. Lloyd
ParACat. HeAvED J.INT-SMASHERS GAINESVILLE GA
A mob led by Rev. J W Wynne of First Baptist Church met in Gainesville and demolished drinking dens and cigarette joints. About 400 citizens heard a fire alarm ring as they ordered proprietors to close within ten days and warned against reopening in the county.
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Gainesville
J. W. Wynne
Guineaville
Mynar
Ambitious labor convention stalls over action in Ruston
Nov 1 Ruston report on the Amalgamated Federation of labor convention. Leaders including Gompers and Mitchell spar over education, strikes, and action. Roosevelt’s stance cited in the debates as plans to organize a national home program are discussed alongside land and housing provisions.
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Ruston
Ambriois
Lahar
Gompers
John Mitchell
Etucaling
Inbor
Mr. Mahon
Agamnat Ie Chi
Mary Osthwas
Lake No Action
Roosevelt
Mass Excitement as 20 000 Rush for Food in Iowa
A chaotic rush in Iowa left thousands scrambling for meat bread and potatoes. Bartering and shortages sparked a scramble for oxen sheep and rye as trains stalled from an open switch.
Tobacco Heart Cure Warns Against Neglecting Symptoms
A garbled medical notice warns readers that tobacco heart may be cured if symptoms are not neglected. The fragmentary text mentions a doctor and emphasizes seeking care to abate the condition, urging action and awareness.
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M. Cs
Increase Your Height Two To Five Inches Scheme
A dubious health advertisement promises height gain from two to five inches with a free book and mailing. It touts a “Mr Minges” claim, claims extraordinary success, and urges readers to request the free book and information, asserting no cost or obligation.
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