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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1908

Page

11

Canine Players Star in Merian’s Elopement Sketch at Grand

A 30 dog troupe presents The Elopement of Salome by Merian at the Grand. Junkheer Puck escapes with Salome after a chaotic chase through Barkersville and Haarlem. Father Gray and the Sioux Chief pursue, a fire alarm erupts, and the elopement ends in tragedy as the couple is captured.

Merian Elopers Mother Gray Father Gray Haarlem Dutch City Junkheer Puck Salome

Park Theatre Presents The Promoters by Ward and Voices

Ward and Voices bring their musical comedy The Promoters to Park Theatre on Thursday. The act, famed for catering to loyal patrons, features 60 performers, their largest company yet, continuing a tradition of ambitious touring dating back to A Run on the Bank with 25 actors.

Ward Voices

Ward and Voices Show Delivers Light Tuneful Fun

The Promoters retain Per cy and Harold Ward and Voies in their lineup with light tunefulness and vivacity. The chorus and ensembles provide rich stage pictures and clean entertainment. Half the group features a girly contingent with outfits rivaling metropolitan productions.

Majestic Theater Stages Forepaugh's The Girl of the Golden West

Forepaugh Stock company at the Majestic garners strong audience support this week with Trilby and prepares to present David Belasco’s The Girl of the Golden West next week at Thanksgiving. The company has borrowed Belasco designs, promises authentic early California scenery, snow storm effects, and a large crew to craft the production.

David Belasco Belasco

Majestic Theatre Sees Surge of New Patrons for Thanksgiving Week

Seats in advance fill as many casual patrons are drawn by the theater's excellent offerings. The Thanksgiving week program is expected to be notable with increased attendance from non-regulars.

the Majestic

Texas Steel Quartet at Empire Delivers Humor and Song

The Colonial Belles troupe at the Empire features the Texas Steel Quartet with two genuine comedians. Their act blends fine singing with humorous dialogue and a novel baseball song. Fans appear as palm leaf ornaments on a string, adding realism to the spectacle.

Texas Steel Quartet Colonial Belles’ Company the Empire Weeck

The Pirate's Gold at New Gallery Pictorial Playlet

The New Gallery presents The Pirate's Gold a feature pictorial playlet on the final week. It centers on the singular disinterment of sea robber's loot with performances starting Thursday afternoon and a complete change to comedy talking pictures and motion pictures. Vaudeville stunts stay the same with new songs by the performers. Friday night features amateurs after the second show.

New Galery Comedy Talking Pictures

Mantell to close Chicago Grand Opera engagement this week

Renowned performer Robert Mantell will end his Chicago Grand Opera House run at week’s end. Audiences praise his Shakesperean and classic repertoire as he presents a revival of The Lady of Lyons with his return as Claude Kennette at the Wednesday matinee, a highlight of the final performances.

Robert Mantell Chicago Grand Opera House Shakespere Mantell Lady of Lyons Mr. Mante Claude Kennette Bulwer Lytton Mr. Mantell Spurs

Weeklong Theatrical Repertoire with Holiday Matinee

The schedule features Macbeth and Hamlet early in the week with a Thanksgiving matinee. The Lady of Lyons appears midweek, followed by The Merchant of Venice and repeat Macbeth. Richelieu and Othello with Mr Mantell the Moor close the week, culminating in King Lear and Richard III on weekend nights.

Macbeth Hamlet Richelieu Mr. Mantell King Lear Richard UN

New Books The Angel by Guy Thorne published by Dillingham

A review notes The Angel by Guy Thorne author of When It Was Dark. Published by G W Dillingham New York. Eminent English clergy preach on Thorne story. The plot features an atheist turned Christlike figure urging repentance amid love murder and startling events. Also mentions The Wolf by Charles Somerville based on Eugene Walter play about Canada backwoods romance.

Angel Guy. Thorne G. W. Dillingham Company New York London Babylon The Charles Somerville Eugene Walter Canada

The Wolf and the Indian Maiden by MacDonald

A Swift tale of wilderness passion and betrayal follows engineer MacDonald who deserts a Ojibway woman, her child dies in a blizzard, and years later repeats the crime seeking a settler daughter. Jules Beaubien seeks vengeance, saves the girl, and kills MacDonald in fair combat.

MacDonald Jules Beaubien Beaubien G. W. Dillingham Company, Publishers New York

The Witching Hour a Gilded Tale by Augustus Thomas

A Louisville set drama where a square gambler and a returning widow unfold a tale of telepathy and mental suggestion. The gambler and his ally use emerging powers to uncover a murder and curb guilty parties, amid romance and humor. Harper Brothers publishes the illustrated book in New York.

Augustus Thomas Louisville Jack Brookfield Brookfield Supreme Court Harper Brothers; Publishers New York

Way of the World Verse on Neweds Dispute

A spinster boarder notes the Neweds face trouble as townsfolk split along sides. A lean bachelor at the piano cornet mutters that some people mind their own business, capturing a sharp social skirmish in brief.

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