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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1903

Page

4

King Dodo Returns to Indianapolia for Comic Opera

The musical piece King Dodo in its third season play at English's to a warm, laughing audience. Gustav Luders music and Pixley libretto praised as tuneful and entertaining. Richard Golden stars as the monarch, delivering broad comic acting though uncomfortable in youthful disguise. The production remains fresh with new cast and intact appeal.

Dede Indianapolia Piot Ella Podrida Mr. Pizley Gustav Luder Dodo Richard Golden Raymond Hitchcock Golden Mr. Golden Fountain of Youth Sane

King Dodo and For Mother's Sake at Indianapolis theaters

A mixed bill of operetta and melodrama dominates a busy schedule. Miss Albright impresses in King Dodo as the Queen Lili with a strong contralto, while Maud Williams and Daisy Hamlin deliver solid singing and dancing. Carrie Ashley Clarke’s For Mother's Sake unfolds a New England tale of a boy seeking his father’s exoneration, led by Marie Heath with notable supporting work. The Empire Theater showcases Bowery Burlesquers with clean comedy, new stage effects, and a three-act musical program featuring a clown band and alpine scenes.

Henry W. Savage Castle Square Grand Opera Company Savage Lili Dodo Miss Albright Maud K. Williams Gertrude Barnes Annette Mr. Golden Daisy Hamlin Angela Pedro Harry Davies Arthur Wooly Carl Reidel Dede Carrie Ashley-Clarke New England Tom Sawyer Joe Pemperton Joe Marie Heath Rose Evans Clara Byers Theodora Pottle Eunice Goodrich Adelaide Plunkett Charles Plunkett Deacon Bisbee Peter Raymond Joseph Schafer J. W. Walsh Lee Harris L. Ellett J. P. Fegan McKinley J. Edwin Brown Empire Theater Bowery Zimmerman Conners Bennett Rich Alaska Nettie Nelson Bickel and Watson Bickel Watson Ed Wrothe Jennie Lebeau Mark Bennett al Rich Warsaw Brothers Sousa Frogen Dog Theater Jennie le Beau Sett. Welson

Abundant Talent Boosts Burlesque and Theatre Plans

In New York the burlesque show features an unusually large corps of comedians with Jesse Dandy from Cincinnati in the comic brewer role. A new farce My Wife's Husband by Edwin Milton Boyle opens soon at Madison Square Theatre with Royle and Selena Fetter in lead parts. Isidore Rush signs a three year contract to remain with Fisher & Riley, continuing as Lady Holyrood in Wilorada and moving to The Medal and the Maid next season. Theatrical activity surges as rehearsal period peaks with about 5,000 players preparing for road tours and 35 plays rehearsed in the city, expected to rise in two weeks.

Jesse Dandy Indianapolis Grand Theft Cincinnati Prince of Pilsen” Company John W. Ransome Dandy New York Madison Square Theater Edwin Milton Boyle Royle Selena Fetter Royles Madison Square Metropolis Frederick Stewart Chicago Harry Ohr Julia Fish Duluth H. G. Baldwin Petoskey John Martindale Harbor Point Linn D. Hay Laporte Carlton B. McCulloch John Somerville Winona Lydia Parry Matt Lada Niblack Cleveland Holy Cross Social Club Assembly Hall Robert E. Springsteen Selanne French 4Ick Junius E. Cravens Michigan City Lynn Martindale Martindale Cottage Beth Briggs Sapphire N. C Evelyn Holliday Jane Blakeley Bloomington Albertine Shepherd M. E. Heiner the Lakes James N. Rogers Florence Kelly San Antonio Tex Clifford Parks East Eleventh Street Evelyn Butler David Owen Thomas Minneapolis W. H. Bockstahler Northern Lakes Clara Hawkins Harris Plattsburg N. Y J. H Mary E. Truett A. L. Lockridge R. M. Jenks West Sulphur Springs Indian Territory John Hollister Dayton Raymond F. van Camp McDermott Nelle Birk Louise Schelismehmidt Brussels Myron D. King Helen Allerton Mass Lockridge Farm Roachdale Caroline Hemen Karl Schneider James McCoy Benjamin Hitz Bridgeport Conn Emma Virginia Pearson Natalie Smith Kappa Alpha Theta T. Walter Harbottie Frank Fitzgerald Warren Damon Oakes Addison Maxwell Parry D. M. Parry Gors School Strassburg Margery Anne Taylor Milton Taylor Lucia Ray Agnes Ketcham W. A. Ketcham Robinwood Sixteenth Street Berton Byers St. Louis J. H. Greenstreet Charles Greenstreet Pittsburg Daniel Lesley Lowell Avenue Irvington Frank Tibbett Philadelphia I. P. Watts Winchester May W. Donnan A. L. Hobbs Nebraska Cropsey Julia Hobbs Bliss Perry University of Chicago Mae Culver Charles Whitsett John A. Orendorff Tishimingo Charleston Inn Melinda Culver Jessie McCutcheon John Black Springfield Indianapolis Journal Greenwood Ind Jessie Margaret Bass West Main Street Edith Wallace Wade Ohio Bass Thomas Newsom Alice Kathrine Bass Western College At Oxford Carrie Butler Jane Ketchem Mary Lawson Elizabeth Knox Bess Brown Elnor Baker Nel Shover Ella Powers Brewer Miss Shover Misses Butler Barnes

Home Dressmaking Hints on Round Yoked Waists

Round yoke waists with berthas gain favor weekly and serve as versatile designs. The model features black and white checked louisine, lace yoke bertha cuffs in white panne cloth with lace applique, and adaptable full or elbow sleeves. Latest sleeve cuffs showcased.

Waist with Bertha pattern 4507 for bust 32 to 40

Pattern 4507 for a fitted waist with yoke and circular bertha. Includes options high or low neck and long or puff sleeves, elbow length last, measurements 32 to 40 bust. Materials listed for multiple fabric widths and appliqué edging. Send 0 cents, include name address and size to Pattern Dept The Journal Indianapolis Ind, allow one week for return.

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Death party given by dying girl in Mt Vernon

A nineteen year old girl, gravely ill with consumption, held a farewell party for a dozen young women in Mt. Vernon. She wore a dress she made to be buried in and played piano music while serving ice cream and cake. Guests kissed her goodbye as shewept with emotion.

New York Tribune Mt. Vernon

Coyotes Targeted as Valuable Pests in Kansas

Kansas ranchers in Western Kansas wage war on coyotes with bounties ranging from 2 to 8 dollars per animal. Stockman Naylor reports coyotes are abundant across pastures, prompting organized hunts and nightly riding chases. Some ranchers brag of roping and dragging hunted coyotes or using quick shots on the run with Winchesters.

Kansas City M. Naylor Dodge City Kan Mr. Naylor Plains

Riverside Park Concert by Herman Arndt Band

An evening concert at Riverside Park features Herman Arndt's Military Band performing a varied programme. Selections include Marches, When Johnny Comes Marching Home, Old Alabam, Sea Flower Polka, Dixie, Hiawatha, and Scand'lous Morkey Overture among others.

Riverside Park Herman Arndt Mr. Dooley Jerome & Schwartz Johnny Edwards Rollinson Ben Bonneckenaest

Village social life longed for men and matches

A social column reflects on a small town needing more eligible men to balance lively clubs and gatherings. Women lament the scarcity of suitable partners, joke about preferred occupations, and suggest philanthropists fund locals who stay home. Also notes on engagements, arrivals, and fashion ads from the period.

Rolling Mill Richard Harding Davis Carnegie Roosevelt

New York Commercial Clerk Notices Privacy Issue on Patent Label

A stern employer dictates a hurried letter about a typewriter label claiming protection by sixty seven SMOERD 9 and foreign patents. He dismisses the claim as incorrect and irrelevant to the page.

New York Commercial Fone

Reading and Savings Tips from A Dusty Page

A Philadelphia Record piece recounts a tense scene where a woman plans a salary increase and avoids a bad day. It blends brief anecdotes about jewelry care from Good Housekeeping, rug maintenance from New York Evening Post, and a leather automobiling gown offered for $1.25, describing their care, upkeep, and fashion details.

Set for Autumn Term Trial of Usurers in Monnich Satterlee Wedding

Berlin reports a ban of usurers and marriage brokers demanding 50 000 dollars from Count Franz Joseph Maria von Larisch Monnich after his June 191? wedding to Miss Marie Satterlee of Titusville Pennsylvania. They allege funds were advanced to court Miss Faber, with a note for 50 000 dollars, which he did not honor, and later sought 66 000 on another note. Prosecution for attempted swindling begun. trial scheduled for autumn term of the Criminal Court. The count’s noble Austrian lineage and estate near Astrosnitz are noted.

Berlin Franz Joseph Maria von Larisch-Monnich Marie Satterlee Titusville Buffalo N. Y Larisch-Monnich America Criminal Court Count Larisch-Monnich Astrosnitz Ia

Consecration of Bishop Colton Stirs New York Diocese

The Rt Rev Charles H Colton was consecrated bishop of Buffalo at St Patrick s New York Aug 4 Bishop McFaul preached warning that public schools threaten religion and morality and urging Christian socialism Clergy and parishioners attended a banquet honoring Colton where a 10000 check was presented The Rome note from Mgr Merry Del Val conveyed Pius X s apostolic benediction

New York Charles H. Colton Buffalo St. Patrick's Colton John A. McFaul Trenton McFaul Rome Mgr Merry del Val Pius X Celton

Bishop Dougherty Ready for Philippine Post with Aide

Right Rev. Dr. Denis Dougherty, newly ordained bishop of Nueva Segovia, sailed from Philadelphia to San Francisco to embark for his Philippine post. He brings Rev. Dr. McGuinley, professor of dogmatic theology, and Prof. Jas. J. Carrel, professor of moral theology, from St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, along with Rev. Jas. McCooke.

Philadelphia Denis Dougherty Neuva Segovia Philippine Islands San Francisco Philippines McGuinley S J. Charlies Borromeo Jas. J. Carrel Jas. Mc Cooke

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