The Theaters This Week At Englishs Opera House
Immense touring program opens tomorrow at Englishs Opera House with Field s company featuring a star cast of Joseph F B Lampkin Julian Walsh Newton Bassett Aubrey Pringle A Fred Axtens Master Joe Wallace and Reese Prosser plus a 12 member chorus and a vibrant chorus. The program promises a scenic Pan American Exposition finished with two thousand miniature electric bulbs and dazzling electric designs. Also shows at Park Theater Uncle Tom s Cabin and At WVailey Forge with Captain Fairfax and Olive Martin.
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Alt+ Field
International Aviary
Minetres
Joseph FB. Elampkin
Repusto
Julian Walsh
Newton Bassett
Barytone
Aubrey Pringte
Field
D'Annunzio
Mr. Field
Lakes
Tommy Donnelly
Doc Quigley
Dan Quinlan
Wvailey Forge
Trenton
Fairfax
Virginia
Virfine Preston
Captain Carleton
Washington
Carleton
Feith
Yorktown
Coloniel
William L. Roberts
Olive Martin
Theater of Havana Reopens with Morales Comedy
Havana correspondent notes Senor Morales writes a clever comedy Dejele yo lo conozco used to reopen the Lara theater amid motor car accidents and police arrests. Another success Habana al Natural portrays city life with dancer Semeralda. The letter previews Havana theaters, listing seven, with the Tacon noted as old and rebuilt by Francisco Marty before 1598.
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J. Elti# Norris
Havana
The
Dramatic Mirror
Dejele
Senor Morales
Semeralda
Plashounes
Francisco Marty
The Pack Rat in the Quartier Latin
A tale by Ernest E. S. Thompson explains how pack rats hoard odd objects in mountain West regions. The creature fills a large pile with items like doorknobs and false teeth, guards the trove, and risks life as fires or floods threaten, often dying with the loot.
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Ernest E. S. Thompson
Rocky Mountain
Decline of Tuberculosis Mortality Tied to Civilized Life
The London Polyclinic notes worldwide data show a steady drop in deaths from consumption over fifty years. Improved general prosperity, better food and housing, and healthier lifestyles are seen as the main causes, with contagion precautions contributing little. Enhanced stamina and civilized living appear key factors.
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London
England
Civilized
Ife
Robert Louis Stevenson Motto of Character
A compact reflection on Robert Louis Stevenson emphasizing honesty kindness frugality friendship and self respect as core virtues guiding a man through fortitude and delicacy in life and relationships.
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Robert Louis Stephenson
Silent Longing and Vow in a Catholic World
A fragment from Frank C. Devas in Catholic World reflects a longing for death as peaceful rest and contrasting longing for a heavenly wedding feast. The speaker contemplates sleep as true life beyond earthly toil, then prays to prepare a garment for the Royal Bridegroom’s guests in a holy, eternal vow.
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Frank C. Devas
Summer Night Music Boosts Kaltenborns New York Audience
Franz Kaltenborn leads a growing summer concert series at St Nicholas Garden New York drawing crowded galleries. The piece traces the evolution from Thomas and Seidl to Neuendorff and current blends mixing Wagner classics with popular tunes and American novelty selections.
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Franz Kaltenborn
St. Nicholas Garden
Theodore Thomas
Central Park Garden
Thomas
Schu Mann
Anton Seidl
Metropolitan Orchestra
Madison Square Garden
Wotan
Seidl
Adolph Neuendorff
Neuendorff
St. Nicholas Skating Rink
Bands and Vocal Quartets at Broad Ripple and Fairview Park
Afternoon and evening concerts at Broad Ripple Park feature Mon tani Brothers' full orchestra with a featured quartet of Frank Taylor Oliver Isensee Morris Meck and Homer Van Wie from the Philharmonic Club. Program highlights include marches overtures waltzes ragtime two step and arias with a Cuban dance and the Holy City. Fairview Park hosts repeats of From Fireside to Battlefield with red fire illumination and a quartet led by Homer Van Wise George M Talbott Frank N Taylor and H M Lout on Wednesday evening.
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Broad Ripple Park
Montani Brothers
Frank Taylor
Oliver Isensee
Morris Meck
Homer van Wie
Philharmonic Club
Lieutner
Ssvarse
Bowery Buck
Turpin Trombbane Soo
Luders
Farrar
Florodora
Stuart Quartet
King Dodo
Holy City
Adams Nicholas Montani
Salome
Lorraine
Rigoletto
Escvceses
Dew Uedsssckt Bullard
Fairview Park
Fairview
Indianapolis
Homer van Wise
George M. Talbott
Frank N. Taylor
H. M. Lout
Ragtime Carnival Concert by Ostendorf’s Band
Ostendorf's Concert Band presents A Ragtime Carnival all week at Fair Bank venue. Fire chiefs attending the national convention will be welcomed during the Wednesday night program.
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Fair Bank
Herman F. Newman
Merchants’ Salvage Corps
Edward Pedigo
Bowery Buck
Mackie Cakewalk
Dora -Hoinmann
Midway
Plaisance
Liders
Anthony
Galop
Buffalo News
Madey
Kentucky
The
Turpin
Blackville
Dalbey Medley
Sunny
Tennessee
Boettger
Ostendorf
Wagner Opera Festival Impresses London Audience
Arthur Boyd reports from Bayreuth that Der Fliegende Hollander and Parsifal drew unusually large crowds. The festival featured superb performances with notable singers and an epic staging, while Zeldenrust, a renowned pianist, arrives in New York next winter as a serious, understated talent who studied under Collin and Marmontel.
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Arthur Boyd
London
New York Morning Telegraph
Bayreuth
Bavaria
der Fliegende Hollander
Wagner
Senta
Newark
Herr Mott
Herr van Roey
Franlei Destin
New York Sun
Edouard Zeldenrust
Conservatory of Music
Cologne
Robert Collin
Amsterdam
Ferdinand von Hiller
James Kwast
Frederick Garnsheim
Antoine Charles Marmontel
Paris
Conservatoire
Bach
Love's Trembling Cup and the Cup of Fear
A poem by Ella Higginson retold through Love offering successive cups to a woman. She drinks aloud confronting ecstasy, pain, fear, and final reflection as Death approaches. The woman's pride yields to Love's trials and a memory fragment with Mrs. Austin at the Boston Transcript.
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Ella Higginson
Boston Transcript
Greeks Grow in Indianapolis Under George Philalas Vision
A regional Greek colony expands in Indianapolis over the last several months led by George Philalas on West Ohio Street. Greek youths open five to six shoe shining parlors, largely run by teens who struggle with English, though they are hard workers. Some families live cheaply on East Washington Street, saving money to return home, while others sell candy and shine shoes to earn a living. A candy stand worker recalls a Turkish-led attack on his father’s store, heightening fear for his wife and mother.
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Indianapolis
George Philalas
West
Ohio Street
Philalas
Greece
Ilinois Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Illinois Street
United States
Niklos Cristofilakis
Mars
Washington Street
George
King George
Illinois
Odd Things About Indians in Early America
A New York Evening Sun piece surveys North Carolina Croatans and Melungeons, noting mixed ancestries among tribes and the modern Cherokee corporation. It recalls post 1745 migrations, intermarriage with whites, and chiefs like John Ross, while contrasting Powhatan descendants and peculiar beliefs of the Chippewas on death and grave rites.
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New York
Qualla Boundary
North Carolina
Columbus
Five Civilized Nations
Indian Territory
Missiestopi
United States
Scotland
England
Cherokee Head
Appalachians
Creek Town
John Ross
John Smith
Virginia
Table Linens Damask and New Waistings for Home Use
An advertisement lists table linens, napkins, towels, and toweling in two yards wide damasks including Double, Latin, Belfast, Scotch and Silver Bleached options with various widths and patterns. It also touts unbleached damask, fringed napkins, and a large selection of new wool and wool-silk waistings in multiple colors and effects.
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Belfast
Osscesk Ewes
Peenees
Meltons
Oxford
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al W. Martin
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Nere Tom
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Philemon
Senator Bird
M. Jean Coquelin
Bliss
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Rush
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Cincin
Empire Theater
George Austincore
Byron
Langdon
Fx & New
Marie Rogers
Murray
McFarland
Wetland
Ramon Gez
Oes
Senor Saaveric
Jose Albisu
Juan Azue
Spain
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Alhambra
Eines
Pirolo Arias & UN
Lolo
Marti
Lara
Juan Villamil
Tandas
Cuba
Ramon Gonzalez
Pubillones
Col
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Barnum
Antonio Pabiliones
Santiago
Antonio
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Pack Rat
Phthis
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Neuwendorfe
Kaltenborn
Theodora Thomas
John Mahnken
Herr Seidl
Madison Square Company
Neuendorf
Richard Wagner
Paris Conservatoire Orchestra
Conservatoire Orchestra
Nuendorff
Schubert
Svendson
Grieg
Gluck
Mascagni
Leoncavallo
Chadwick
MaccDowell
Mozart
Moskowski
Mendelssohn
St. Nicholas Rink
Wait Whitman
Franz Kattenborn
Ripple and
Fire Chiefs
Frau Wagner
Love
Christ
Anil
Rut
Drew
Mrs. Austin
George Pilalos
India
WM. H. Block CO
Krauss
HH. Krauss
Reporter Publishing Com
Fitegerald Building
Sunday Journal
Union Station
WELLS
Pan Cory
Reliadie
Aa CO
I. H. Herrington
East Market
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