May Irwin to Sit Out Next Season in New York Return
May Irwin, returning from London with her two sons, announced she will not act next season but may return in 1984. The season features William Collier's Would You for Five Millions with George Parsons replacing Collier. Klaw Erlanger announce Alice Nielsen will head a comic opera company in the country, studying in London until spring, with a 16 000 production planned for A Midsummer Night's Dream. Edgar Stillman Kelly will arrange the music. Maxine Elliott and N C Goodwin to act together next season. Rogers Brothers in Harvard rehearsals in New York.
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May Irwin
New York
London
William Collier
Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
N. C. Goodwin
Edgar Stillman Kelly
Yale University
Mr. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Mise Elliott
Rogers Brothers
Harvard
Claremont Inn
Riverside Drive
Eden Musee
Maurice Levi
J. Cheever Goodwin
Reuben
Maid
Levi
Kiaw & Erlanger
Campbell
America
Frohman
Mrs. Bells
Broadway Theater Talk Highlights Influx Of Stars
Fall season lines up leading players Hilda Spong Oscar Asche John Drew Annie Russell Maude Adams Jessie Millward Leo Ditrichstein William Faversham Rose Coghlan Oscar Hammerstein Creatore At Paradise Garden Mrs John N Carey and Kinsey party head to Atlantic City Wedding notices Crooke Mullikin Letcher Davis Betrothal announced in Elwood, Ind.
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Hilda Spong
Oscar Asche
Asche
London
John Drew
Empire Theater
New York
Annie Russell
Fitch
New Lyceum Theater
Mrs. Ryley
L’algion
Jessie Millward
Leo Ditrichstein
Robert Marshall
Garrick Theater
Iss Millward
William Faversham
Rose Coghlan
Helena, Mont
United States
Charles Coghlan
England
Marie Jeffries
Lucy Evans
Jeanette Alexander
Jennie Mc Ount
Ida Brannon
John N. Carey
Atlantic City
N. A. Gladding
Carey
East
Europe
John M. Shaw
Virginia Shaw
Bayreuth
Wagner
Hervey Humphrey
William Applegate
Broad Ripple
Albert Kinsey
Eliott
Tippecanoe
Manser
Buffalo
N. Y
L. A. Kinsey
College Avenue
Misses Williams
James Harrington
Jerry Moran
Crooke
Mullikin
Central Avenue M. EB
Sue Olive Mullikin
W. P. Mullikin
Charles Walter Crooke
Hall-place
M. BE
Hiram W. Kellogg
Central Avenue Church
Margaret Burnside
Baltie Meter
Barry
Mendelssohn
Turley Stephenson
Orin Walker
William Gwyn
Edward Sullivan
Samuel Brubaker
Walter Stoner
Frederick Fisher
Louis Steig
Ashland Avenue
George L. Mackintosh
J. A. Sedwick
Martinsville
Miss Ferguson
Danville
Ill
Edward Henderson
Anderson
Davis
Chicago
West Fourteenth Street
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
G. W. Hupp
Maude M
Arthur O'Brien
Monessen
Father Beigel
St. Joseph's Church
W. A. Hupp
American Tin Plate Company
Thomas O'Brien
Social notes of locals set for summer travel and visits
Mrs W D Voris and daughter Edell plan a Toledo departure. Numerous residents sail for Atlantic City New York and Lake Maxinkuckee while others visit Maxinkuckee Springfield and Lake Elkhart. Guests include Miss Ella Keenan of Cannelton at Dr. James H Keenan’s home and Miss Grace Gibbons hosting a lawn party for visiting friends.
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W. D. Voris
Edell
Toledo
O. Gardner Coughlen
Paul Buchanan
Tippecanoe Lake
John L. Griffiths
Maxinkuckee
Fred Krauts
Will Leppert
Frank Kotteman
Atlantic City
New York
Duncan Holliday
Fredericksburg
Clara Hawkins
Atlanta
Lewis
E. R. Darlow
Henry Wetzel
Bertha
Ada Fairnley
Ella Keenan
Cannelton
Ind
James H. Keenan
Highland Avenue
Albert Kinsey
St. Louis
Gertrude Butler
A. M. Ogle
MaxiInkuckee
Chas. McGinnis
S. A. Swiggett
Anderson
Jose Newsom
Cathryn and
Elizabeth
Carrie Elliott
Maude Eliott
L. A. Kinsey
Tippecanoe
Helen Merci Schuster
Cincinnati
Misses Williams
Park Avenue
Chicago
Universalists
Canton
Church Lawn
New Jersey
Fifteenth
May Donnan
Lucia Ray
Miss O'Hair
Rousseau McClellan
Matthews
Broad Ripple
Page Chapman
Fred Ayres
James Albert McKee
Gates
Howland
James A. Mount
James W. Nicely
Syria
Seon
Wadsworth
Germany
Ruth West
Edith
Painter Overcome By Heat In Parry Plant
Lowry Sims, a Parry Manufacturing Company painter on South Illinois street, collapsed from heat in a poorly ventilated hot room. Co-workers summoned aid. he was rushed to City Hospital by ambulance. Doctors initially feared for his recovery but reported improvement by nightfall.
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Lowry Sims
Parry Manufacturing Company
Illinois Street
Sims
City Ambulance
City
Schenck
Petticoats for a Nicely Fitting Wardrobe by May Manton
Petticoats that fit neatly and match skirts are essential in modern dress. The cambric model with habit back avoids hip fullness, flares at the lower portion, and offers freedom. It is designed for the latest styles and suits various figures, with a focus on reducing apparent size.
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May Manton
Sewing Pattern and Bankruptcy Notice Summary
The text describes a five gores skirt pattern 4187 with fabric options and construction choices including placket placement and edge finishing. It also notes a pattern coupon process from The Journal Indianapolis and a bankruptcy petition by Ed Robinson of Huntington with liabilities 3560.19 and assets 96.75.
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the Journal
Indianapolis
Ed Robinson
Huntington
United States
Jewelry Listing at Monument Place
Gold filled eyeglasses offered from 1.50 to 2.50 dollars each by J P Mullally a diamonds and jewelry manufacturer located at 2% Monument Place.
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J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Renovated Butter Factories Inspectors Visit Denison Hotel
Levi Wells of Washington DC, former Pennsylvania dairy official and current USDA special agent, examines renovated butter factories. A July law requires labeling and the “Renovated Butter” imprint on every pound. Wells notes vast volumes entering markets and explains processing methods to resemble real butter. Others discuss rural telephone cooperatives, Arizona mines, and hotel redevelopment plans.
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Levi Wells
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
United States Department of Agriculture
Denison
Wells
Department of Agriculture
Revenue Department
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Republican State Committee
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Madison County Republican Committee
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