Sultan of Sulu at English's Draws Mixed Notices
The week at the Grand offers George Ade's Sultan of Sulu which draws praise for wit but critique of the show’s pace and some outfits. Press Eldridge’s act is amusing yet dated, and make up may need modernizing. Audience manners and coughers disturb performances, while Miss Lucille LaVerne has left the Grand for New York. BOSS GIRARD returns to Park with Happy Hooligan in a refreshed production led by Gus Hill and a strong cast.
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Ben Hur at English's screens next week play
Ben Hur the spectacular stage drama based on Gen Len Wallace will be shown all next week at English's venue with the production likely drawing large crowds and strong audience interest.
Fulgora and Entrancing Acts Highlight Grand Theatre Program
Fulgora debuts at the Grand with a new act calling himself The transfigurator performing historical character sketches in full audience view. Mary Dupont returns with Priscilla, joined by a vivacious pony ballet by eight English maids skilled in ballet. Stuart Barnes sings and talks. Charles Leonard Fletcher returns with At the stage door aided by Miss Winfield. The Rosinos provide acrobatic comedy while Falke and Lemon, a noted musical duo, round out the lineup.
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Rosinos
Falke
Lemon
Park's Two Plays Return Next Week at Matinee
The Park presents Test in the desert a familiar melodrama upgraded with new features for Monday matinee. Helen Aubrey portrays Helen Bradford with charm while Jefferson Osborne plays Duncan Howells. Gertrude Fort debuts as Anastatic Blixford in the new comedy character Happy Hooligan.
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Bowery Burlesque at Empire Next Week
The Bowery burlesquers perform at the Empire in a two part show with a burlesque slumming party and a Waldorf dinner. The program features the Bretto family acrobats, Gil bert and Goldie, Farrell Taylor trio with Ethel Cope, Tom Carter, and others, a contortionist, Barrows, coon shouters and dancers, and Japanese Geisha girls.
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Writ Sought to Free Referee In Reform School Case
In Wheeling West Virginia on November 22 a mandamus is sought to secure release of Philip Jacobus a 15 year old from the state reform school. He was committed two months ago by his father Joseph Jacobus who intended to send him to the state university for education. The father discovered the error last week and the trial judge questioned if the boy was incorrigible. Superintendent Darnall now refuses to release the youth.
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Local notes from Indiana towns on gas, law, and society
BUGAR BRANCH reports gas well at a creamery with good pressure. NORTH VERNON notes Charles Hill lost an eye from shotgun explosion while hunting. FORT WAYNE machinists reject railway compromise. KOKOMO rubber works back in operation. MICHIGAN CITY Russell Mott named Harvard Law Review editor. WILLIAMSPORT strawberries to South Bend at 40 50 cents a quart. WARSAW land deed of 2000 acres in Kosciusko county sold for 100000. PERU Frank Webb sued for divorce. co respondents are Wabash women. alimony sought. MARIETTA corn shredder accident amputates horse tail. COLUMBUS bids for asphalt repairs. Monticello returns old residents Isaac and Mrs Price from Kansas. CHESTERTON interurban routes may hit town. RICHMOND new coliseum opening with polo tourney. Indianapolis and Richmond play for championship. MONTICELLO school board cracks down on cigarette selling to pupils. LAPORTE Miss Martilla Cox accepts Friends church pastorate. RICHMOND Dan Reid buys land for a 75000 church for United Presbyterian. ATTICA mail clerk drops Attica sack into Wabash river. HOBART 70 relatives honor sixtieth wedding anniversary. CONNERSVILLE newlyweds club named Gotsey tootsey. WABASH city attorney to challenge natural gas franchise. MICHIGAN CITY council settles electric light contract. HARTFORD CITY Henry Yaeger freed after trumped-up murder charge against his brother.
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Winter Horse Health Care Warns From Elkton Expert
Dr Louis A Greiner urges thorough winter care for city horses. He advises box stalls, daily turnout when possible, blanket use, proper feeding with more hay and bran, regular watering, occasional carrots, and kept feet sharp with suitable shoes. An unknown man found in Indiana woods identified as Everett Cole is under sheriff custody.
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Frenchwoman Arrested in Lisbon Over Humbert-Crawford Swindle
A French woman was arrested in Lisbon on Friday suspected of being Madame Humbert, sought by Paris police in connection with the Humbert Crawford swindling case that netted the culprits millions.
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Real Estate for Sale In Central Business Properties
Real estate listing offering several properties for sale or rent including a factory site on track near northeast, a double eight room dwelling with bath and furnace on corner lot, central downtown corner lot with rents, and a large factory building 14000 square feet. Also notes four or five good investments in centrally located business properties and an equity property on North New Jersey near Twenty Fourth Street with nine rooms and parquet floors. Make offer.
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