Amusements Show One Unsteady Theaters Week
Amusements list Tuesday openings for Murat Grand Plaza Colonial Majestic English Sarah Bernhardt stars in Camille on Empire bill. Illicit notes praise Bernhardt as finest actress of her era with La Dame aux camellias scene. Mixed reviews for The Devil the Servant and the Man and other acts.
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Keith
Alexandre Dumas
Bernharde
Sarah Bernhardt Neve
Camile
Camille
Armand Duval
Jeanne di Arc
Joan
Mme. Rernhardt
Rostand
Bernhardt
Walter McCullough
Christ
Hanid Alexander
Tony
Brnn
Forbes
Bowman
Chfford
Burke
Uneven bill at Keith's ranch features La Via as headliner
Keith's ranch offers an uneven bill this week led by La Via the headliner. Illusions entertain and tastefully please though not the promoters' topline enthusiasm. The dances of tire and sea impress with elemental imagery and mirror effects, while the dance of fire uses mirrors and fans.
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la Via
Ninety and Nine at Park presents melodrama with moral tale
The Ninety and Nine opens at the Park and delivers fast action from a denied entry to a dramatic confession. The play follows a hero driven to drink in a small Indiana village, a scheming adventuress, a jealous railroad president, and a melodramatic rescue by a forest fire engine. Herbert Russell leads as Tom Silverton with strong supporting roles, while scenery and production give unusual appeal for the troupe.
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Indiana
Herbert Russel
Tom Silverton
Bowers Kid
New York
Jay Circus at the Colonial Delivers Quick Laughs
The Colonial hosts Sher man De Forrest and company in a miniature country circus skit with two look alike rubes and Rafael the ventriloquist. Rafael walks through the audience with a cigarette and a plaintive love song while a figure tumbles a well and splashes water on stage. Adeline Wilson shows graceful dancing and songs though with limited material. The Hoosier Harmony Four start strong but finish weak.
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Colonial
Sherman de Forrest and Company
Rafael
Friddie Badger
Adeline Wilson
Ebe
Illustrated song opener by Mies Flo Haurelet joins regular bill
The program includes an illustrated song by Mies Flo Haurelet added to the regular bill featuring Colonsdeo pe processed act. The inclusion suggests a staged novelty to bolster the show’s appeal.
The Passing Parade Burlesque Opens at Empire
The Passing Parade, Gordon North’s third Empire season show, stands as the most elaborate burlesque this year with lavish scenic and electrical effects. A large company, including a quartet of chorus men, performs in two acts and four scenes with a strong cast led by Sam Sidman and a notable supporting lineup. Original musical numbers are tuneful and well rendered.
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Gordon- North
the Empire
Alio
Sam Sidman
Ben Byron
Cecelia Sylvester
Mae Rose
George Vargin
Charles Drew
Virginia St. Vincent
Roosevelt Sees Progresive Fight Extends Beyond Elections
In the Outlook Roosevelt states that the progressive push for popular government has only begun and will continue toward a victorious end. He asserts that recent electoral outcomes do not alter his declarations of principle from Osawatomie and other speeches, noting no personal gains or losses affect his stance.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Cor
FPO
New President Inaugurated in Brazil Military Leader Takes Office
Rio de Janeiro Nov 15 Brazil’s Marshal Hermes De Fonseca was inaugurated as president with a liberal cabinet. Key ministers include Baron De Rio Branco foreign affairs Dr Sezerdelly interior J J Seabra public works Pedro Toledo agriculture Manore Fenvez Da Campos Salles finance General Barretto war and Admiral Leay marine. Fonseca, a military man, helped end the empire in 1889 and rose from army officer to head of the Brazilian army. His uncle was the first Brazilian president and he saved a president during 1902 riots.
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Janero
Marshal Hermes de Nonseca
Barretto
Admiral Leay
Fonseca
Dom. Pedro
Deo Dor da Fonseca
Rodrigues Alves
Khasil
Wasy
Penna
Five-Cent Lemon mystery surrounds NY congressman-elect
Albany November 15 Theon Akin congressman-elect from New York Twenty-fifth district claims in expense sworn statement he paid 5 cents for one lemon bought during the campaign. Officials investigate whether he mailed the item to rival Cyrus Drury as part of the dispute.
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N. Y
Theon Akin
Twenty
New York
Jemon
Cyrus Drury
Postmaster Appointments Across Clinton Eureka Georgetown
Postmasters appointed Tuesday include Clinton county Carl D. Strouse succeeding L A Henrityx, Eureka Spencer county George E. Mattingly replacing Edwin Polk. Lewis HR Suppenfield named carrier at Georgetown with James Farrell as substitute on route 4.
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Clinton County
Carl D. Strouse
L. A. Hen¢iryx
Eureka
Spencer County
George E. Mattingly
Edwin Polk
Lewis HR
Suppenfield
Juaimes
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Why Be So Thin A Health Advice Session
An article urges readers to gain weight for health and self esteem. It extols a well nourished body and outlines a home remedy using essence of pepsin rhubarb syrup cardiol endomene compound and cardamom. It recommends water between meals and weighing before starting.
Big Day at Postoffice Boosts Indianapolis Revenue
The Indianapolis post office saw a record day with receipts totaling 5270 dollars, the best since last Christmas except for one day. Officials expect November to set a new monthly record as the growing post card habit drives revenue, according to Postmaster Bryson.
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Indianapolis
Bryson
Ban on all games of chance ordered in Rushville
Rushville Indiana November 15. The mayor and city marshal ordered the removal of all games of chance including punch boards from poolrooms and cigar stores after a Monday enforcement action.
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Rushville
Ind
Stop Liquids and Pills Warned Against Cathartics
An advice note discourages using liquids or large pills that worsen health and warns cathartics irritate the bowels. It promotes Cascarets as a tonic for bowel strength and proper function, claiming a week’s treatment and widespread sales with druggists offering the product.
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