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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1904
Page
5
Home Made Have your cake muffins and tea biscuit home made. Royal Baking Powder helps the house wife to produce at home quickly and easily fine and tasty cake puffed biscuits puddings frosted layer cake crisp cookies crullers crusts and muffins. Rovalis is the greatest of bake day helps.
Sir Alan Burne Frazer is murdered at Beechcroft hall near Stowmarket after a quarrel with cousin David. Lawyer-detective Brett hunts the real killer, with Capella, Margaret, Helen Layton, and Japanese figures entwined. A chase through Kennington Park road follows, building toward a climactic confrontation as Brett tracks the murderer who used a knife.
The Park presents No Wedding Bells for Her and Only Shop Girl with Lance Williams in the title role plus The Park's bill for the week. English offers Blanche Ring in Vivina's Papas Tuesday and Wednesday, Yeave Monday night. Empire features Rice & Barton Barleaguere, Unique presents refined vaudeville. The Grand hosts The Orpheum Show directed by Martin Deck with Diana McIntyre Heath and ballad sketches. European acts Urbant and non, Spessardy's bears, Grave Palatin and Millinery Maids join the lineup.
The program features Clarice Vance performing songs in a lively vein with acrobatic routines by Sikh mad Kesaner. A bellboy sketch includes buck and wing dances and a protest themed number highlights industrial machinery. The Grand-Modern Vaudeville troupe presents Olive May and John W. Alvaughs in a sketch, with a finale about travel and theater. The lineup forecasts a strong season and Indianapolis debut of Trovelo as a highlight.
A fragment hints at a dramatic romance involving Eva Arlington, a witty but naive woman, whose fortunes bend under tragedy within a wealthy family. The narrative promises a blending of impulsive actions and a steadfast love story with a satisfying emotional arc.
A high merit vaudeville program features a range of performers including the Van Wrothers with melodic pieces on novelty instruments, Mire Blanche Newcomb in a new sketch, John E. Cain and Harry Evans with support from Henrietta Whesler, and Katherine Howe Palmer. The Bigan City quartet Pongo and Lea, gymnasts and acrobats, and George W. Tice with others star in burlesque and sketches.
At the Unique and the Tinique next week patrons can expect two nightly shows with matinees on Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday. The bill features McKinnon and Reed blackface duo the Turners a European poverty act MacVay and Seabright rope art and a comedic duo Mr and Mrs Al G Bulford with Jennie Toomey soubrette. Manager Thorbun backs the bill as a crowd draw.
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