The Eternal City on Stage at National Theater Washington
The Eternal City, a drama based on Hall Caine's novel, arrives as a major production with Roma Vallona Viola Allen and David Rossi among the cast. The five act play features a future setting, a grand five act structure, and a dramatic scandal surrounding Rossi and Donna Roma as the plot unfolds in Rome with notable production values.
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National Theater
Washington
Hall Caine
Frank J. Wiistach
Liebler & Co
Mr. Caine
Donna Roma
Roma Vallona
Viola Allen
David Rossi
Edward Morgan
Baron Monelli
Frederic de Belleville
Pius X
Holland
Pifferi
C. Leslie al- Tomasso Mariotti
George C. Boniface
Adolph Lestina
Mr. Wilstach
Eternal City
David
Rossi
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Roma and Rossi epic unfolds across Rome and Vatican
A sprawling dramatic tale follows Roma Roselli and David Leone across Rome’s streets Vatican and the Coliseum. Secrets surface as identities collide Rossi and Roma reveal each other’s true names and loyalties amid conspiracies and a noble rescue plan. The Pope and King shape a fateful path toward sanctuary and power.
New Stage Plans for Saturday Matinees and Vaudeville Mix
Stuart Robson's manager announces a new production of A Comedy of Errors to be staged at both matinee and evening shows next Saturday at English's. The Henrietta may be seen at the matinee. Louis Simon and Company offer a farce with Ballerini's dogs and Torcat, the French clown, at the Grand. The vaudeville closes today with two performances. Jene Hall will headline next week.
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Stuart Robson
Louis Simon and Company
Ballerini
Torcat
the Grand
Jene Hall
Personal and Society glances of a busy social season
Mrs. George Moore visits Chicago for a week while Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Ballard travel East for two months. The Minuet Club opened with a dance at Brenneke Academy. Numerous guests visit relatives in St Louis Crawfordsville and New York. Attendees and hosts include Mrs J T Elliott Mrs Samuel Elliott Perkins Jr Prof and Mrs A B Milford Dr William Charles White and others as plans for dinners trips and future gatherings unfold.
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Lawrence Hull
Calvin N. Kendall
Franklin Hoyt
Cropsey
Nicholson
Seegmiller
Indianapolis Woman's Club
Propylaeum
Alice French
Octave Thanet
Walcott
Miss Onland
Spruance
Miss French
Judah
John E. Cleland
John B. Elam
Stevenson
Washington, D. C
Henry L. van Hoff
Geddings
the Arsenal
George C. Hitt
Eddy
Bay City
James M. Winters
George Moore
Chicago
Harrison W. Ballard
Minuet Club
Brenneke Academy
Julia Hollweg
Newell Lodge
Philadelphia
Evelyn Huston
New York
George Philip Meter
T. W. Love
Alee
J. T. Elliott
St. Louis
Samuel Ellott Perkins, Jr
Crawfordsville
A. B. Milford
A. P. Stanton
Boscobel
Adolph Schmuck and Son
William Charles White
Canada
John P. Frenzel
John M. Judah
University Club
Elgin Keith
Invincible Grain Cleaner Company
Silver Creek
N. Y
Jasper N. Beacon
Lexington
Mary
Victoria Carruthers
Texas
Knickerbocker Hall
William Davidson
Wawasee
Blacherne
Long Beach
Cal
Harry J. Brandon
Lake Maxinkuckee
Mr. Brandon
Miss Brandon
William H. Armstrong
Woodruff Place
North New Jersey Street
Henry van Hoff
Henry F. van Hoff
Washington
George L. Mackintos
North Carolina
Brodway
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Mr. Mackintosh
Eropy Vicuim
Principals’ Club
City News Notes From Indiana Marriages Lectures and a Mystery Body
Dr. Fred V. Hawley of Chicago will fill the People's Church pulpit at English's Opera House Sunday night. Women of Meridian Street Church plan a 10 AM Tuesday meeting. Girls' Industrial School convenes 2 PM today. Board of managers meets Monday at Mrs Blanchard's. Indiana Medical College reports 309 students with new lecturers added to the faculty. Rev. R S Osgood starts Sunday lectures on the History of the Bible at Mayflower Church. Indiana Law School at University of Indianapolis opens term with nearly 100 students and a larger senior class. Fall lectures include Contracts and Code Pleading. Seniors cover Real Property, Pleading and Practice, and Equity. Petrified man found in Ohio river sands near Evansville is thought to be Jacob Hisey. Hisey suspects murder, his sister Mrs Aide Stevens travels to Evansville to view the body. Capt Eigenmann holds it and museum bidders offer 5000 dollars.
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Fred V. Hawley
Chicago
People’s Church
Opera House
Women's Association
Meridian-street
Girls’ Industrial School
Board of Managers
Indiana Medical College
A. C. Kimberlin
H. M. Lash
John J. Kyle
Charles A. Pfaffini
R. S. Osgood
Mayflower Congregational Church
Indiana Law School
University of Indianapolis
James A. Rohback
James M. Ogden
L. B. Eubank
H. M. Dowlins
W. F. Elliott
John E. Scott
Ohio River
Evansville
John Elgenmann
Jacob Hisey
Edward Hisey
West
New York Street
Corydon
Ind
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Waists with round yokes and circular bermnas are becoming. illustrated smart pastel pink louisine silk model features a yoke and panne sleeves with cream lace applique. Bertha edges in cream lace with medallions. foundation lining closes at center front.
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May Manton
the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Squirrel Furs Dominate Fashion Yet Prices Rule Choice
The Indianapolis Journal notes furs grow more luxurious and costly with squirrel making a season's novelty. It urges restraint for most buyers, recommending seal, mink, chinchilla, fox or lynx for lasting value, while detailing styles, sleeves, collars, and popular wraps in a period tone.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
America
Japan
China
Furs and coats spell warmth and status in May Manton notes
Fashion writer May Manton surveys winter wraps and fur cloaks from mink and chinchilla to seal and Persian lamb. She highlights three quarter length motor coats, varied neck scarfs, and ornate fur hats that match coats and add elegance, with bold colors like burnt orange used sparingly for impact.
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Chinchilla
Ermine
May Manton
Chorus Man in Comic Opera Leaves for St Louis
Herbert Earl Spaan, a popular city society figure, departed Thursday night for St Louis to join The Burgomaster Comic Opera Company as a chorus member. Son of Henry N. Spaan, his move surprised family and friends. he plans to finalize a contract and return Sunday to arrange permanent departure.
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Herbert Earl Spaan
St. Louis
Burgomaster
Young Spaan
Henry N. Spaan
Opera Company
New Chapters in Mushroom and Toadstool Identification
A magazine excerpt explains distinguishing mushrooms from deadly Amanitae. Key marks include spore color white for Amanitae, gill attachment and color, the vulva at the stem base, and habitat differences with mushrooms favoring fields and Amanitae in woods.
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Era Magazine
Wealth in old Vermont story of money value and a hidden trough
A Washington reporter recalls a Vermont misperception of money worth. Along the White River valley between Bethel and Randolph a shaded road trough becomes the setting for a farmer’s tale about social distance and wealth, noting that Sue has married a very wealthy man worth hundreds of dollars.
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White River
Vermont
Bethel
Randolph
Washington
Jim Jones
Rogers
Sue
Waal
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Angelo
Vatican
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Bloomington
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Goshen
Philip Mahn
Ada Bridge
Charles M. Bridge
Elkhart
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Harry Bryant
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Z. T. Sweeney
Fisheries and Game
Act of the Legisia
Dame Durden
Sabie
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Bright
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Hampton Avenue
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