Holden Drama at Park Theater Proms Two Plays For Finale Week
Holden Dramatic Company presents two distinct plays at the Park Theater in the last week of its engagement. The Fool of St Arren opens tomorrow afternoon, and A Barrel of Money follows Thursday afternoon with a plot involving Roxy Garrison confronted by her uncle’s schemes, a forged recovery, and a dramatic rescue culminating in a happy ending. The same cast from prior productions returns for both titles alongside Ostendorf's concert orchestra performing nightly.
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Park Theater
Holden Company
Roxy Garrison
Amos Garrion
Garrison
Amos
Briant
Jim Rich
Hy Hazlitt
Swift
Jock Hazlitt
Roxy
Nat Goodwins Career and Anna Helds Automobilia Gag
A theater gossip item outlines Nat Goodwins late success and a publicity stunt by Anna Held. Miss Held would ride in her car to Central Park gate, presenting a bear cub to the superintendent amid speeches and newspaper copy. The Earl of Yarmouth, Eric Hope, won $2,900 libel verdict from Morning Telegraph. Waldorf Astoria hotel keeper recovered $190.19 for beard and judging debts.
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Morning Telegraph
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Earl
Hope
Baernstein to Give Last Big Recital of Season at Propylaeum
Baernstein, acclaimed bass baritone, comes to Indianapolis for a standout recital at the Propylaeum next Wednesday. He will perform from The Creation, Rolling in Foaming Billows, and the Mephistopheles serenade, with a program spanning operatic arias and oratorio selections. The event caps a remarkable season and follows his rise from relative unknown to a favored soloist.
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Amphion Club
Kansas City
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Berlioz
Faust
Philadelphia Orchestra Plan and Organ Recital Series
The Philadelphia Orchestra Association aims to establish a permanent city orchestra. Mr Charles F Hansen offers Saturday afternoon organ recitals to his students to foster interest and exposure to high quality organ music. A Second Presbyterian Church program features an organ prelude, a Dubois cantata, an offertory trio, and a march in C with performers listed.
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Domingo
Eak Seeasoarery
Bue
Raschig
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Dochez
THE JOURNAL'S POETS A Sunday miscellany and memorial verse
A compilation of wartime and civic verse. The poems honor fallen soldiers from Glenwood to Washington and Buffalo, reflect on memory and loss, and include notes from Mary E. Nealy, Blanche Trennor Heath, and Alonzo Rice. Also features a Wallace-Beattie era meditation on 40 as a number and tradition.
Thirteen Club Spirits and Social Oddities Highlight New York Group
Number Thirteen, the Thirteen Club, organized to combat superstitions, boasted over 30 members and minimal dues. Fred Hamilton led as chief ruler while rivals like the Turk avoided the word thirteen. The piece notes diverse cultural aversions to the number and mentions recent registrations at Dr Caldwell's Sanitarium in Capitol Avenue and Ohio Street including Miss L Chambers, Mr J P Bland, Mr W S Mathews, and Harry Moustoe.
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Fowler
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Paris
Wedding Wisdom and Sandwich Craft Across a Philadelphia Page
A collection of essays and features on married life duty and forgiveness from New York Times and Philadelphia sources, plus a vivid, practical piece on a city woman who builds a sandwich business. It covers anniversaries, harmony, and the art of making and serving sandwiches for social events.
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Art of
Sandwich
New York Evening Post
New York Times
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Pretty chiffon sashes and summer gowns in vogue
A house wedding features pink ribbon baskets and Leghorn hats. The article provides cleaning methods for delicate fabrics like eiderdown and silk ribbons, explains drying on marble, and suggests linen gowns with embroidery. It also shares simple tests for baking powder and water purity for households.
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New York Sun
Paris
Eton
Immortality and the open sky in Hardy poem
A compact verse by Arthur Sherburne Hardy proclaims immortality as a vast window to the sky The speaker claims dominion over nature and lineage while confronting Time and Death He asserts resilience by outwitting fate and passing the symbolic sword along.
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