Shubert Adds to IG Stars and New Productions Ahead
Shubert marquee expands with Lulu Glaser Maxine Elliott Louise Gunning Marguerite Clarke leading new companys. New plays by Fitch McCarthy and Thomas plus musical comedies with Hopper Fields Barnard and Clarke slated for New York and touring. Hippodrome and Her ald Square set to host major revues as two West company tours begin.
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New York
Shuberts
Lulu Glaser
Maxine Elliott
Louise Gunning
Marguerite Clarke
Eliott
West Thirty-Ninth Street
Miss Elliott
Clyde Fitch
Mme. Nazimova
Rupert Hughes
Julia Marlowe
Gloria
John Fagan
Huthern
Lord Dundreary
Justin Huntly McCarthy
Mary Mannering
Betsy
Rider Johnson Young
Jerome Bonaparte
Betty Patterson
Augustus Thomas
Eve
Arnott
Gail
Jeannine
DeWolf Hopper
Austin Strong
Lew Fields
Sam Barnard
Shubert
Sydney Rosenfeld
von Ziehrer
Glen MacDonough
Victor Herbert
James T. Powers
Eddie Foy
Jefferson de Angelis
Camille D’arville
Glen MacDanough
E Hollander
Tober 1
Marcella
Harry B. Smith
Planquette
Girl of the Hour shines in Nelson stage show
The second week of popular priced musical comedy at the Nelson opened with Girl of the Hour. Helen Stuart captivates as the lead, Will B Wheeler delivers comedy as Larry Dooley, and Sidney Jerome provides strong hour long humor. A ten cent policy continues with daily matinees and two evening shows.
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the Nelson
Helen Stuart
Will B. Wheeler
Larry Dooley
Sidney Jerome
LaSalle Theatre
Dowling’s Broadway Reopens With Lavish Redecorations
The Dowling theater reopening as the Broadway drew full houses for two performances last night. New interior colors and decor by Follen & Hagenbuck brightened the auditorium, with Eddie Dowling absent. The show features the Heim children as headliners, and Arthur Dunn with Marie Glazier lead a vaudeville program including comedy, song, and dance acts.
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Dowling
Broadway
Dill
Helmick
John E. Dowling
Eddie
the Dowling
Follen & Hagenbuck
Majestic
Arthur,Dunn
Marie Glazier
Dunn
Miss Glazier
Billie” Burke
Maxine Elliot
Lillian Russell
Craig Miner
Florentine Coleman
Gale Saterlee
Cooper and Robinson
United States
Europe
Mazuz
Mazette
Mlle
Chesterfield
Woman Shot Record Earns County Fame
Miss Anna Butz of Deer Creek township claims the county's best woman shot record after hitting ten of thirteen with a thirty two caliber target rifle.
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Anna Butz
Deer Creek Township
Misses Burkit Attend National Education Convention in Cleveland
Misses Jessie and Grace Burkit sisters of Harry Burkit deputy county recorder travel to Cleveland for the annual National Education Association convention. They plan a visit to Niagara Falls before returning home.
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Jessie
Grace Burkit
Harry Burkit
Cleveland
National Educational Association
Niagara Falls
Crystal Vaudeville Promises Four Big Acts This Week
Tom Hardie, manager of the Crystal in Logansport, asserts the venue will outshine competitors with four big acts and growing crowds. He touts the Crystal as the originator of popular vaudeville in the city and promises ongoing top shows.
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Tom Hardie
Logansport
Nuff
Idle Great Lakes fleet and labor idle amid weak ore shipments
Detroit June 30 report shows 1,780 vessels idle and 14,000 marine laborers without work. Monthly losses amount to 8400 for laborers and 2,000,000 for ship owners. Lake Carriers Association president William Livingstone warns shipments lag far behind 1907 and predicts no rapid improvement until Lake Erie steel mills resume.
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Detroit
Great Lakes
William Livingstone
Lake Carriers Association
Lake Carriers’ Association
Livingstone
Lake Erie
How Fortunes Are Made in Advertising
A bold pitch from an advertising agency argues success rests on top talent and proven results. It touts Claude C. Hopkins as a record earner and outlines a plan to expand accounts by testing in multiple towns, offering expert guidance and a money back potential.
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Mr. Hopkins
America
Lutherans in Columbus mark churchs fiftieth anniversary
State flashes report a sequence of incidents across Indiana. Celebrations in Columbus honor the German Lutheran churchs fiftieth year. Other items include fines for drunkenness in Linton, a Terre Haute miner suicide by train, and various local crimes and incidents.
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Columbus
Fred Smith
Terre Haute
Mrs Snell Granted Divorce In Joshen Indiana
Mrs Snell wife of Thornton T Snell heir of Col Tom Snell of Clinton HL has been granted a divorce. She receives St Joe Valley bank stock valued at 12500 dollars and 375 dollars monthly while single plus totaling 164 dollars in installments. Court had no sensational disclosures with only the plaintiff her mother and a friend testifying.
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Joshen
Ind
Snell
Thornton T. Snell
Tom Snell
Clinton, HL
St. Joe
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Marl Hyman
Heim Children
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Claude C. Hopkins
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Meromeclege
Edward Kasey
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Roy Ligget
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Warsaw
W. P. Worth
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Brazil
John Albright
Sarah Beard
Frankfort
Mrs. Snell
Logansport’s
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