Canada and United States Through Lloyd George's Eyes
Lloyd George extols North American vastness and resources. He praises Canada’s progress in Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, and the grain belt, notes immense future potential, and admonishes modest Canadian pride while urging greater immigration to fuel growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United Kingdom
California
Florida
Canada
United States
England
Scotland
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Fort Montreal
Minneapolis
States
Europe
Ypres
Timy Ridge
Hindenburg Line
Emigration Opportunity for Canada and British Empire
A call to fill vacant lands with skilled workers from the United States and other regions. The piece argues Canada should adopt a bolder, cooperative policy to attract emigrants now before the chance passes, strengthening both Canada and the British Empire.
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United States of America
Canada
Atlantic
British Empire
Loyalties Booked as Galsworthy Drama for January Return
Loyalties by John Galsworthy, praised as the best drama of the season, will be presented again at English's the week of January 7 by Charles Dillingham with the original cast. The production follows a crime and its detection in a distinctive style, and the cast features James Dale, Charles Quartermain, Victor Tandy, Wilfrid Seagram, Herbert Bunston, Mary Forbes, Ottola Nesmith and others.
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John Galsworthy
New York
Charles Dillingham
Galsworthy
James Dale
Charles Quartermain
Victor Tandy
Wilfrid Seagram
Henry Morrall
Herbert Bunston
Henry Carvill
Deering Wells
Murray Stephens
Harry Dornton
Ottola Nesmith
Cynthia Latham
Mary Forbes
Margaret Anglin to star in A Charming Conscience at Shubert Murat
The Shubert Murat management announces Margaret Anglin will open a short engagement Monday night January 7 with a Wednesday matinee in a new play A Charming Conscience. The original cast and supporting company are promised and Anglin is touring major U.S. cities under Shubert management.
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Shubert- Murat
Margaret Anglin
Miss Anglin
United States
Messrs. Shuberts
Mike star of Cotton Stockings dazzles audiences at Mural
Marilyn Miller rivals dismissed as obsolete as Ames of the University of Michigan headlines Cotton Stockings. The two act musical features over seventy five students, three choruses and eight costume changes for Mike in songs dances and a comic role. AMes previously led In and Out and is praised by Detroit News critic R J McLaughlin for a piquant profile and delicate figure.
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Marilyn Miller
Mike” Ames
University of Michigan
Mike
Ames
Ann Arbor
Eltinge
Norman
R. J. McLaughlin
The
Detroit News
Kitty Gordon
Marion Man Appoints State Oil Inspector in Marion District
James I in law announces the appointment of Bertley McClain of Marion as state oil inspector for the Marion district. McClain succeeds John A. Jones who resigned to become Marion postmaster.
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Marion
Bertley McClain
James I
McClain
John A. Jones
Moving Day for Indianapolis Fancy Grocery Co
Today is moving day for the Indianapolis Fancy Grocery Company located at 115 118 East Maryland Street as it relocates to 589 Madison Avenue. The firm expects to be open for business on Wednesday.
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Indianapolis Fancy Grocery Company
Maryland St
Madison Ave
Variety Bills Spark Christmas Shows at Keiths Palace
A lengthy Christmas week bill at B. F. Keith's features Santa Claus, Vaughn Comfort, Claude and Fannie Usher, Mason and Coles, Del Chain and Lou Archer, the Dupon ts, Gomez Trio, Sharkey Roth Hewitt, Hall and Shapiro, and the Alexander Girls plus Fries and Wilson, Choy Ling Hee Troupe, Stephens and Hollister, Peggy Brooks, George Austin Moore, and Claire Vincent Company. Screen offerings include Broken Hearts of Broadway and East Side West Side.
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Santa Claus
Keith
B. F. Keith
Vaughn Comfort
Comfort
Jimmie Jones
Claude
Fannie Usher
Mason and Coles
del Chain
Lou Archer
Duponts
Gomez
Aragon
Saragosse
Oliver W. Scott
Fries
Wilson
Choy Ling Hee
Canton
China
Stephens and
Hollister
Leon
Peggy Brooks
George Austin Moore
Cordelia Hanger
Duncan
Relford
Claire Vincent and Company
Gordon King
Broadway
Colleen Moore
Johnnie Walker
East Side
West Side
Kenneth Harlan
Hileen Percy
Wally van
Christmas Services Plentiful at City Churches
Multiple congregations plan Christmas sermons carols and programs across Indianapolis presby terianMethodist and Jewish houses of worship. Notable events include All Souls Unitarian annual Christmas pageant and a White Gift service, St Rochs Midnight Mass and a memorial speech at Congregation Knesseth Israel, with choirs bells and special music at several churches.
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DR. Frank
CC. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Dudley Buck
Dubois
William Harris
Carol
Handel
Knesses Israel Congregation
Meridian St
Moses Rivkind
Sholem Yaffe
New York
Yaffe
Singing Comic Charles Lines Returns to Apollo During Christmas Week
Indianapolis performer Charles B. Lines, the singing comedian, will return to the Apollo for a special Christmas week engagement with fresh comedy and popular songs. He previously belonged to Virgil Moore's Apollo Orchestra.
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Charles B. Lines
Indianapolis
The
Apollo
Lines
Virgil Moore
Apollo Orchestra
Rounding Theaters and Burlesque Reconsidered
Theatre notes from Broadway highlight Tom Powers in Tarnish and Ann Harding in the cast while discussing the evolving burlesque scene. Rostare Eggleston attends Keith's Hippodrome opening. Theodore Roberts cancels engagements due to illness. Andre Sherris' Revue at the Lyric earns praise for talent and mounting. A planetary-bizarre aside notes a day on Eros lasting five and a half hours.
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Walter D. Hickman
Ce Broadway
Tom Powers
Mr. Pim
Stuart Walker
the Murat
Gilbert Emery
Broadway
Ann Harding
Andre Sherris
the Lyric
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Lloyd George
U.S
Tamaki Miura
Motion Pictures
Hale
Jack Hoxie
Son N
Davies Riwle
Old New York
Grocery Company
Jack Ward
Whitfield and
Ireland
Hall Room Boys
Ham and Yeggs
Bray
Bruce Barton
Palace
Lonesome Town
Toby Wilson
Cleveland Hippodrome
Philbert
Toby
Merchant Prince
Missouri
Alexander Girls
Alexander Kids
Wm. Fox
Ruth Clifford
Maurice Flynn
FOX News Weekly
Charles P. Martin
Brookside Park U. B. Church
Edward ¢Unningham
Central Universalist Church
St. Roch's Catholic Church
Paul W. Eddingfield
Broad Ripple
First United Presbyterian Church
Cable Tabernacle
Harry von Bruch
Chicago
Walter
E. P. Jewett
Morris Street Methodist Church
Christ
King
Hillside Christian Church
Claypool
Alma Miller Lentz
Consuelo Couchman
Carolyn Ayres Turner
Homer Dale
White Cross
M. B. Hyde
Grace M. E
Dr. Brown
ST. Paul M. E
Frank L. Hovis
Shepherd King
Psychic Science Society
Denison Hotel
W. Briscoe
Bessie Woodwork
New Jersey Street M. E
Second Baptist Church
H. R. Waldo
Rostare Eggleston
Keith House
Keith's Hippodrome
Keith People
Theodore Roberts
Roberts
Eros
OUR
Deatly
George M. Cohan
Venus
Cupid
Wort
Dorothy Seegar
Lape
Bobbie Tremaine
Howard & Frederick
Netherlands
Dessa Byrd
Circle Brass Quintette
Flying Finance
Gertrude Atherton
Circle Theater
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