The Illinois theater bill of December offerings
The Illinois theater schedules stars, including The Real Widow Brown, The Gingerbread Man, Sergeant Kitty, Ikey and Abey, Miss New York Jr, Innocent Maids, Peck's Bad Boy, and The Oriental Burlesque Company with matinees and holiday runs. Also notes Sudermann's Veronique with The Little Blue Eyed German and cheers for Ethel Fuller in The Fires of St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Illinois
the Dalgrymple Comedy’ Company
Widow Brown
Matinee
Father
Sergeant Kitty
Ikey
Abey
Miss New York Jr
Peck
Oriental Burlesque Company
Moline
Kitty
Howe's Moving Pictures
Red Feather
Miss New York, Jr
Ike and
The
Oriental Burlesquers
the Pit
Sudermann
London
Ibsen
John, the Baptist
London Times
Ethel Fuller
Bernhardt
Illinois Theater
Opening bill Chicago Tramp and acts at the matinee
The program presents an opening bill Chicago Tramp with specialties between acts by a band and orchestra. Tickets priced 10c 20c and 30c with a Sunday matinee at 1c and 20c. Monday evening offers free admission for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tobias Watkins Arrested in Adultery Case
Tobias Watkins a former street car company employee and union figure was arrested at his Davenport home on a warrant from Justice Hall for adultery. The accuser W R Gilbert claims Watkins slept with his wife and broke up their home. preliminary hearing set but later dismissed when Mrs Gilbert declined to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias Watkins
Street
Justice Hall
W. R. Gilbert
Christie Street
Fast Davenport
Bettendorf
Gilbert
Beng
Watkins
Arkansas
Murphy
Putnam
Kimball House
le Claire
Charles Johnson
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Fulton
Helen
Leon
E. J. Lancaster
Jennie Toole
Rockford
Harry
Clark
William
Walter
California
Bids on Mail Contract Four Are Received
Postmaster H A J McDonald reports four bids on a mail contract were received and forwarded to the second assistant postmaster for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerday
L. F. Cralle
Cralle
Northwest
H. A. J. McDonald
Moline Turner Fair Opens at Turner Hall in City
Turner fair opened Monday night at Moline Turner hall drawing over three hundred attendees amid crowd control and multiple attractions. Organizers expect high turnout and project net proceeds between six hundred and one thousand dollars for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline Turner Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Grand
Veronique
Ant
Pastryland
Bon Bonland
Bunn XIII
Sallie Lunn
Bunn
Caramel
Bon Bor Land
Brown
Ilinois Theater
A. Q. Scammon
Berlin
Frederic Ranken
A. Baldwin Sloane
Machavelius Fudge
Mazie
Jack Horner
Jack
Carmelita
Santa Claus Land
Fudge
Bunnland
Bon Bon Land
Our Town
Taffy Taffy
Hackett
Savoy Theater
New York
Australia
Mr. Finckett
Jack Frobisher
Walls of
Jericho
Tennessee
W. L. Rawls
Bells, Tenn
W. T. Hartz
Ben Gruwell
the Gingerbread Man
Aaa Theatre
Dalrymple Comedy Co
Nina Griffin
Erle
Sham Aids
Night
A. @ Scammon
Phone West
Rice & Weaver
Fred Ranken
R. B. Sloane
Gertrude Carse
Anna Irene Larkin Prank
G. Fick
Katherine Gest
Readerite Obligate
Harper House
Speidel’s
Thomas’ Drug Stores
Totten’s
Music House
Crystal Theatre
EEO
Ins
R. G. Edward Presents
Suderman
ST. John
Tie
S0e
Davenport
Davenport Commercial Club
Carl Mochow
Peoples Light Company
Turner Society
Duluth
Ben Olsen
Olsen
Bayley Cook
Minn
Lee Broom & Duster Company
United States
William Brown
John Brown
Wesley Ingram
Meyer
Bisant
Oscar M. Hisant
Andrew Olson
Henry C. Reese
Ben de Jaeger
Reese
James Trevor
Fred Schallow
John Lieven
Peter B. Forwinkle
Charles W. Piper
Lincoln
Dr. Piper
Second Avenue
Henry Sandstrom
Third Avenue
Riverside Cemetery
Rufus Walker, Sr
National Humane Alliance
William Runge
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Avenue
Old Sexton
George Oldcrest
Aud Sexton
FF. A. Swanson
Sixth Avenue
Oldcrest
Otto Grotjan
Rock Island
Gustave Schlegel & Won
West Second Street
Walter M. Lowney
Colorado
H. Plummer
C.P.A
Rock Island, Ill
Alites
Eur
Illinois Theatre
Louis Dodge
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Miss Fuller
Garrick
St. Johns II
O Mam
Hare
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