Juliet and Cast Shine in Indianapolis Romeo and Juliet
Eleanor Robson earns praise as Juliet in an all star production with Kyrle Bellew as Romeo hampered by a cold. Eben Plymp ton excels as Mercutio, W H Thompson shines as Friar Laurence, and strong support from George Clark John Ellerd and Mary Anderson echoes across a stylish stage. Liebler Co. delivers polished management and costumes as Cincinnati and Chicago dates follow.
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Juliet
English
Opera
Liebler & Co
Shake Speare
Indianapolis
Hamlet
Rosalind
Shakspeare
Eleanor Robson
Miss Robson
Kyrle Bellew
Romeo
Bellew
Eben Plympton
Mercutio
Mr. Plympton
Mary Anderson
W. H. Thompson
Friar Laurence
Edwin Arden
Sir John Oxen
Julia Arthur
Pet
Paris
Forrest Robinson
Benvolio
Edmund Breese
Escalus
Frank C. Bangs
Eee
Geogie Clark
Capulet
John Ellerd
Tybalt
W. J. Ferguson
Peter
W. V. Ranous
W. G. Jones
Adner
Lady Capulet
Allstar Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Huri
Chicago
The Little Princess comes to English's for weekend shows
Miss Millie James stars in The Little Princess at English's with Friday and Saturday night performances and a Saturday matinee. The real-life curiosity about her childlike look is explained, noting makeup details and height tricks. The program features vaudeville acts, Holden Stock Company at Park, and upcoming shows including Sapho and If I Were King with Sothern.
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Frances Hodgson Burnett
Millie James
Miss James
Sara Drew
Holden Stock Company
Holden Company
Daudet
Jean Gaussin
Little Alice Be
Lulu May Touhy
Holdens
Marshall and McDonald wedding closes North Park Church event
Miss Anna McDonald and Mr Burton Marshall wed at 8:30 in North Park Christian Church with Rev Austin Brown officiating. Bride wore blue silk and carried Bride roses. Couple to reside at Thirtieth street and North Capitol avenue after their new home is prepared. Guests and wedding party featured Mrs Emma Howell and other local families, with Mabel Leeson playing the wedding march.
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Russell T. McFall
Edgar H. Evans
Europe
Susan Thompson
West
Hilton A. Brown
Nell Rhodes
Philadelphia
Newell Stewart
Lessens
Newark
Charles Bennett
Irvington
Walter L. Milliken
Country Club
James Morrell Davis
Talbot Avenue
Thomas Noonan
Cincinnati
L. D. Waterman
Florida
English Hotel
D. A. Chenoweth
Louisville
Martha Wood
Visi
Frank Wood
Piqua
Maria Foster Buchanan
Macy Good
Chicago
Leopold Burckhardt
John M. Shaw
Maria Cole Folger
A. Z. Wiley
A. B. Anderson
City
Crawfordsville
Emily Dering
Chi
Martha Foster
Pennsylvania Street
Ovid D. Butler
Vawter Park
Winfield T. Durbin
8. Bernstein
Urbana
Ill
E. R. Fisher
North
Illinois Street
Rose
Lillian Moore
New York
Lafayette
Alfred F. Potts
Margery
Texas
California
F. C. Fargo
W. C. Brown
Lake Wawasee
Indiana
John Landers
Louisiana
H. J. Ders
E. M. Crowell
Franklin
Grace Riebel
Charlotte Hoffman
Applegate
Corydon
E. M. Ketchum
Thirteenth Street
McHenry
William L. Horne
Owensboro
Benjamin Crane
Albert Baker
Herman P. Lieber
New Jersey Street
Henrietta Mayo
Young Women's Christian Association
South Bend
Edgar J. Foster
Sarah Wallace
E. A. Hanley
Pees O
Ferdinand Winter
Clarence Winter
Indiana Union of Literary Clubs
National Park Seminary
Gertrude Miller Brennan
Capitol Avenue
Emma Base
Bert Swiggett
Fire Department
Mr. Peters
Professor Mercer
Lula Base
C. A. Leeds
North Capitol Avenue
Frank Morrison
Edward J. Brennen
Edward Feeney
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward T. Davidson
Brennen
Albert R. Thompson
Columbia Club
Jane Wright
Thompson
Miss Right
Oliver T. Byram
Willam N. Gates
Harry D. Hammond
Layton C. Walker
Clarence Stanley
Frederick Alexander
Howell—Syerup
Clara Eleanor Syerup
Liberty
Howell
Charles Syerup
North East Street
P. Seuel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Paris
Charlee Bibeard
Emma Howell
Tacoma Street
Marshall
M Donald
Anna McDonald
Burton Marshall
North Park Christian Church
Austin Brown
Mabel Leeson
Mrs. Marshall
Thirtieth Street
Nina Ely
Elisha Carr
W. C. Washburne
Pauline Cooper
Shirley
Everett Stroup
Shelbyville
Carl Loop
University Avenue
Martha Schowe
Florence Olsen
Columbus
Jassemine Armstrong
Kokomo
Mary Carter
Alice Butler
Carrie Butler
Louise Porter
Oxford
Grace Carver
St. Louis
G. N. Moore
Clarksburg
Ind
R. E. Moore
George Cottman
Ashville
N. C
Ritter Avenue
H. P. Marshall
Indianapolis
Benjamin Smith
Jabez Hall
Frank Harris
Edward Taylor
Ella Maudlin
George Brown
Pearl Forsyth
Nineveh
Evelyn Jeffries
Earl Leedy
Ann Heaton
H. L. Rietz
Edgar Forsyth
Jason Elston
Paul Jeffries
John Carr
Amos Butler
Atlanta
National Conference of Charities
Sigma Chis
Brenneke
Messrs
John Mitchell
Harry Dodson
James Brayton
Charles Barnett
Will Long
Harold Mauzy
James Montgomery
Butler Night At Indiana Art Exhibit Ends Soon
Butler College supporters fill Tomlinson Hall for Butler night as the Indiana Art exhibit nears close after two more days. Over 900 works valued around 75000 dollars crowd the display, with visitors from Muncie Noblesville and other areas.
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Butler
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Butler College
William Forsyth
Muncie
A. L. Johnson
Thomas Morgan
F. L. Rose
Overstreet
Noblesville
Charles M. Walker
S. N. Richie
Stella Adams
Kipp
Mary Reaume
Home Dressmaking Hints By May Manton
Shirtwaists with double box plaits in front and wide backward turning tucks are highly fashionable this season. The shown model in white mercerized linen uses machine stitching and small pearl buttons. Silk wool or cotton fabrics suit the style. the waist covers the back and fronts laid in broad
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May Manton
the Journal
Indianapolia
Ind
Patterned Garment Details and a Drunkenness Incident
The text outlines fabric, measurements, and skirt construction with a pattern coupon offer from The Journal in Indianapolis. It also reports Sallie Sculkie using a broom on Charles Gossage during a disturbance at a boarding house on South Meridian Street leading to his arrest for drunkenness.
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South Meridian Street
Sallie Sculkie
Charles Gossage
Seulkie
Simon and
Morgan
Gossage
Foley Will Probate Names Wife Executrix of Estate
The will of John E. Foley, late deputy United States marshal, was probated yesterday. He named his wife Hannah O'Brien Foley as beneficiary and executrix. The estate centered on his property on North Delaware Street and about 2000 in life insurance.
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John E. Foley
United States
Foley
Hannah O'Brien Foley
Mr. Foley
Delaware Street
City Health Board to meet on contagious disease funds
Emergency looms as Democratic councilmen withhold 5000 dollars for smallpox work. Health Board, with City Attorney, may invoke emergency powers to replenish the fund and keep the contagious disease hospital open, else risk reactivating the outbreak and endangering lives next year.
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City Board of Health
Bookwalter
Taggart
Joss
Health Board
City Clerk Elliott Agrees Settlement Over Police Court Fines
Elliott provides a second settlement check of 760.50 to former Police Judge Stubbs for police court discrepancies. Stubbs gave 50 of the state portion to the county treasurer. he believes all money due from Police Court accounts has been paid. Councilman Negley returns from Anderson and delays committee reorganization until Crall's return.
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Elliott
Stubbs
Negley
Anderson
Crall
May Buy the Organ for Tomlinson Hall
The Board of Public Works will discuss tonight a plan to place the Plymouth Church organ in Tomlinson Hall. F E Stevens proposes erecting it in the northeast corner behind a removable false wall, with stage wall altered to resemble twin sides. Costs should be modest and terms for erection will be negotiated.
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Board of Public Works
Plymouth
Tomlinson Hall
F. E. Stevens
Stevens
Police Chiefs Meeting Allows Taffe and Gerber Leave
Superintendent Taffe and Captain Gerber are granted ten days leave to attend the National Association of Police Chiefs meeting in New Orleans on May 12. The Board of Public Safety also receives charges against two policemen and two firemen, with trials set for Monday afternoon. Virgil Ferguson is appointed to succeed James Miller, a former fireman.
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Board of Public Safety
Taffe
Gerber
National Association of Police Chiefs
New Orleans
Lawrence Hanlon
Mary Brackett
Virgil Ferguson
James Miller
Bids Received and Actions on City Improvements
Bids were received by Marion County Construction Company for asphalt roadway north of Ohio from Meridian to Bird streets, at 1.20. Cement walks on Senate avenue from Twenty-fifth to Twenty-ninth, Browder & Johnson, 1.27, P. F. Tall 1.26, Lackey 1.18 and other bids referred to the engineer. Final actions include cement walks and curb on Thirty-sixth from Illinois to Pennsylvania at an estimated 3,850, rolled stone roadway and curb on Oliver avenue from Division to Harding and from Division south to White River bridge, totaling 13,830. All action rescinded on cement walks on College avenue from Arbor to Eleventh. Final assessment roll approved. Petitions filed for five-foot walks and related works on Thirtiy-first and Woodlawn avenues, and a sewer on Ludlow avenue. private driveway permit at 607 East Twenty-third street. Papers ordered for four-foot walks on McLain and Woodlawn avenues. Final remonstrances filed and referred to the engineer. J N Dinnan reappointed to the State Board of Medical Examination and Registration.
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Ohio Street
Meridian Street
Bird Street
Marion County Construction Company
Senate Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Browder & Johnson
P. F. Tall
Francis M. Lackey
Twentieth Street
Highland Place
Thirty-sixth Street
Illinois
Pennsylvania Street
Oliver Avenue
Division Street
Harding Street
White River Bridge
College Avenue
Arbor Avenue
Eleventh Street
First Alley
Pine Street
Washington Street
Market Street
George W. McCray
Thirty-first Street
Clifton Street
Canal
Woodlawn Avenue
Shelby Street
Virginia Avenue
Lockwood Street
Minnesota Street
Naomi Street
Ludlow Avenue
Hillside Avenue
East Twenty-third Street
McLain Street
Howard Street
Miller Street
East Street
Sherman Drive
Michigan
Twentie
Talbott Avenue
Bellefontaine
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