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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
3
Review praises the enduring charm of the play In Old Kentucky noting its perpetual freshness and direct heart while highlighting key elements such as Madge Brierly’s rescue scene, the horse race foundation, and a lively barnyard sequence. It commends a well ftted production and capable cast sustaining the show over time.
Next week's Grand bill features Johnny McVeigh and His College in An Incident in a Cali Dormitory a lively Lady Family act The Suit Case Dell and Fonda Mabella Fonda as jugglers Mabelle Adams violinist Rogers and Deely The Singer and His Valet and the Cosselin Trio aerialists The Hebrew and His Friend by Carroll and Baker plus Fred Gailetti monkeys Kinodrome presents Dieppe 1908 car races on screen.
Park theater replays the drama In Old Kentucky now in its sixteenth season on the American stage. Murray and Mack bring The Sunny Side of Broadway with 40 fanmakers and singers promising a lively musical comedy experience, new and entertaining for Thursday Friday or Saturday shows.
Forepaugh stock company brings The Road to Yesterday to the Majestic matinee on Monday. The play, originally produced by the Shuberts with Minnie Dupree, uses a dream of living in the past to redraw the lovers from a London studio to the seventeenth century and features vivid romance and heroism.
The two and a half hour burlesque on modern finance at the Empire is a hit with no dead moments. Cast includes Will H. Cohan Lem Welch as Bruushky and Rushky, Violet Pearl as Molly Sweet, Hazel Sanger as Luli Hazelton, Harry Hewitt as Santos, Matt Taylor, Alfred K. Hall, Grace Patton, Joe Mills, and more. Next week adds Talk-A-Graph acts and Arthur Myers as a featured attraction with Flo performing songs. Manager Crose also schedules two programs of new pictures starting Monday.
Wonderland park will close its summer run with a Sunday program featuring Sleight's concert orchestra and three brass bands. The first five hundred women entering Sunday evening will receive souvenirs from The Play-Sround of the Hoosier Capital, distributed from 7 p.m. First come, first served. Frank M. Wickes led a successful season with new attractions and free vaudeville. No definite plans for next season yet.
The Sun prints a ten word free advertisement for vacant rooms for rent.
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